“Flower lady, toughie, socialite, or emigrant—no matter under what disguise—Phil Barrows was first of all a very good detective. Nobody knew him as the Undercover Man who seemed to know what gangsters and criminals would do next.”
Undercover Man was a backup feature in the Lev Gleason comic Captain Battle. He was the man of a thousand… well really just the faces lined up behind him on his splash page here.
*Captain Battle Comics #1-2
*[http://jessnevins.com/encyclopedia/undercoverman.html Encyclopedia of Golden Age Superheroes]
*[http://alternateworldcomics.tumblr.com/post/35646188055/undercover-man-backup-feature-in-the-lev-gleason# Alternate World Comics]
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Captain Battle Comics #1 (Summer 1941)
“Flower lady, toughie, socialite, or emigrant—no matter under what disguise—Phil Barrows was first of all a very good detective. Nobody knew him as the Undercover Man who seemed to know what gangsters and criminals would do next.”
Phil Barrows
Nathaniel Nitkin and Dennis Neville