Merlin, the Boy Magician was a simple stage performer who used illusions rather than true magic. He was an expert at ventriloquism and pulling things out of his sleeves, such as a flock of doves. However, it was eventually revealed that he was a descendant of the original Merlin, and once he gained possession of a magic medallion once worn by Merlin, he gained access to nearly unlimited power. Merlin had a Hispanic friend named Pancho. His nemesis was a man named Professor Morgan Le Faye, who wanted the Medallion for himself.
*Power Comics #3-4
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Category:1945 Debuts
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Power Comics #3 (August 1945)
Merlin, the Boy Magician was a simple stage performer who used illusions rather than true magic. He was an expert at ventriloquism and pulling things out of his sleeves, such as a flock of doves. However, it was eventually revealed that he was a descendant of the original Merlin, and once he gained possession of a magic medallion once worn by Merlin, he gained access to nearly unlimited power. Merlin had a Hispanic friend named Pancho. His nemesis was a man named Professor Morgan Le Faye, who wanted the Medallion for himself.
Merlin
Narrative
Leo Morey