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[[Earth-12]] contains many humor characters from DC Comics, Quality Comics, Fawcett Comics, Charlton Comics, and Fox Features. While it is possible that these characters exist in different humor-based dimensions, it's still worthwhile to place them all on the same timeline. | [[Earth-12]] contains many humor characters from DC Comics, Quality Comics, Fawcett Comics, Charlton Comics, and Fox Features. While it is possible that these characters exist in different humor-based dimensions, it's still worthwhile to place them all on the same timeline. | ||
- | Not all humor characters exist on Earth-12, however, since several humor series exist more or less in a realistic setting. Humor characters who live in fantastical settings, interact with fantasy characters, and/or use parodies of existing characters or people probably exist in the Earth-12 universe, rather than in one of the more realistic universes such as Earth-1 or Earth-2. We have done our best to categorize characters based on the above criteria. | + | Not all humor characters exist on Earth-12, however, since several humor series exist more or less in a realistic setting. Humor characters who live in fantastical settings, interact with fantasy characters, and/or use parodies of existing characters or people probably exist in the Earth-12 universe, rather than in one of the more realistic universes such as Earth-1 or Earth-2. Humor characters who appear in short gag-based strips (rather than story-based strips with humor) are also most likely based on Earth-12. We have done our best to categorize characters based on the above criteria. |
This timeline began as Mikel Midnight' | This timeline began as Mikel Midnight' | ||
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* The archeologist Maryland Smith has adventures. | * The archeologist Maryland Smith has adventures. | ||
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+ | ==== 1937 ==== | ||
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+ | === November, 1937 === | ||
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+ | * [[Flossie]], | ||
==== 1938 ==== | ==== 1938 ==== | ||
* Mr. Brent, strong enough to shatter concrete or turn boulders into sand with his bare hands, becomes Mr. Might. He was born Barb-Ell of the planet Neon, son of Dumb-Ell. After the citizens of Neon ignored his warnings of their planet' | * Mr. Brent, strong enough to shatter concrete or turn boulders into sand with his bare hands, becomes Mr. Might. He was born Barb-Ell of the planet Neon, son of Dumb-Ell. After the citizens of Neon ignored his warnings of their planet' | ||
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+ | === May, 1938 === | ||
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+ | * After dictator Gil O. Teen the First of Pyromania orders that all men with beards shall either be shot, boycotted, or sent to concentration camps, a young red-haired artist named [[Archie O' | ||
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+ | === June, 1938 === | ||
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+ | * Archie O' | ||
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+ | === August, 1938 === | ||
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+ | * The Earl of Wintergreen becomes Archie O' | ||
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+ | === September, 1938 === | ||
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+ | * Former dictator Gil O. Teen leads a rebellion against King Archie O' | ||
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+ | === October, 1938 === | ||
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+ | * Archie O' | ||
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+ | === November, 1938 === | ||
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+ | * While visiting America, King Archie O' | ||
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+ | === December, 1938 === | ||
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+ | * After his ministers Hodge, Podge, and Fudge arrange for Archie O' | ||
==== 1939 ==== | ==== 1939 ==== | ||
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* John Claypool, Lord Gravestone has first public case as Darwin of the Apes. He eventually marries and settles down with his wife, Jayne. | * John Claypool, Lord Gravestone has first public case as Darwin of the Apes. He eventually marries and settles down with his wife, Jayne. | ||
* Prince Nabob has first public case as the Sub-Moron/ | * Prince Nabob has first public case as the Sub-Moron/ | ||
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+ | === February, 1939 === | ||
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+ | * **Flossie** has her last published adventure as an ordinary schoolgirl. [Flossie, Feature Funnies #17 (February, 1939)] | ||
+ | * [[Mortimer Mum]], a bald, middle-aged man with a white mustache and a top hat who never speaks, begins adventures. [Mortimer Mum, Feature Funnies #19 (April, 1939)] | ||
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+ | === June, 1939 === | ||
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+ | * [[Nibbsy]], a bald, bespectacled little man with a white mustache who wears a green, yellow, blue, or red robe begins appearing from out of nowhere to do favors for people. His catchphrase is, " | ||
==== 1940 ==== | ==== 1940 ==== | ||
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* Abigail Mathilda Hunkle becomes the Red Tornado I [Sheldon Mayer] | * Abigail Mathilda Hunkle becomes the Red Tornado I [Sheldon Mayer] | ||
* Joseph Jones becomes General Glory. | * Joseph Jones becomes General Glory. | ||
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+ | === February, 1940 === | ||
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+ | * **Mortimer Mum** has his last published adventure as a middle-aged man who never speaks. [Mortimer Mum, Feature Comics #31 (April, 1940)] | ||
=== March, 1940 === | === March, 1940 === | ||
- | * March 24: After the stork delivers the strongest baby in the world to a destitute family, [[Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite]] decides to strike out on his own, frustrated at his father' | + | * March 24: After the stork delivers the strongest baby in the world to a destitute family, [[Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite]] decides to strike out on his own, frustrated at his father' |
=== April, 1940 === | === April, 1940 === | ||
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* Deciding that the New York Yankees have held the championship long enough, Poison Ivy joins the Brooklyn Dodgers as a water boy, then doses them with water from the Fountain of Youth, causing them to become younger and younger until they disappear. As the last team member, Poison Ivy then plays against the Yankees, beating them with 268 home runs. [Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite, Feature Comics #34 (July, 1940)] | * Deciding that the New York Yankees have held the championship long enough, Poison Ivy joins the Brooklyn Dodgers as a water boy, then doses them with water from the Fountain of Youth, causing them to become younger and younger until they disappear. As the last team member, Poison Ivy then plays against the Yankees, beating them with 268 home runs. [Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite, Feature Comics #34 (July, 1940)] | ||
+ | * In his last regular appearance, **Nibbsy** saves six kittens from being drowned by catching them with an old baseball glove as they' | ||
=== August, 1940 === | === August, 1940 === | ||
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=== March, 1941 === | === March, 1941 === | ||
+ | * [[Miss Winky]], a brunette dancer and actress who also enjoys baseball and football, begins adventures as an all-American girl. [Miss Winky the All-American Girl, National Comics #9 (March, 1941)] | ||
* Poison Ivy forces the Great Colosso, a super guy who is a conscientious objector, to join the U.S. Army. Poison Ivy then puts the Great Colosso through basic training. //Note: The Great Colosso, not named as such here, first appeared in the Poison Ivy story in Feature Comics #38.// [Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite, Feature Comics #44 (May, 1941)] | * Poison Ivy forces the Great Colosso, a super guy who is a conscientious objector, to join the U.S. Army. Poison Ivy then puts the Great Colosso through basic training. //Note: The Great Colosso, not named as such here, first appeared in the Poison Ivy story in Feature Comics #38.// [Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite, Feature Comics #44 (May, 1941)] | ||
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* Poison Ivy finally lands back on earth after his seven-month super-record jump in a ski contest, when ice forces him down from the stratosphere. [Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite, Feature Comics #51 (December, 1941)] | * Poison Ivy finally lands back on earth after his seven-month super-record jump in a ski contest, when ice forces him down from the stratosphere. [Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite, Feature Comics #51 (December, 1941)] | ||
* When Poison Ivy is hospitalized after capturing 643 enemy spies, he is discovered to have red nitroglycerine running through his veins instead of blood. Given a nitroglycerine blood transfusion, | * When Poison Ivy is hospitalized after capturing 643 enemy spies, he is discovered to have red nitroglycerine running through his veins instead of blood. Given a nitroglycerine blood transfusion, | ||
+ | * Poison Ivy's grandfather, | ||
==== 1943 ==== | ==== 1943 ==== | ||
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+ | === February, 1943 === | ||
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+ | * Poison Ivy fights a fierce giant robot invented by his grandfather, | ||
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+ | === July, 1943 === | ||
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+ | * Poison Ivy fights a rival musclebound boy named Poison Oak, who is fast enough to dodge every blow that Poison Ivy throws at him, though he is still hospitalized for pneumonia from the breeze. [Poison Ivy, Feature Comics #71 (September, 1943)] | ||
=== August, 1943 === | === August, 1943 === | ||
* When Vaudeville magician Professor Zomby is drafted into the U.S. Army, his French assistant is ordered to take over his act, despite his inexperience. When the amateur magician asks for a volunteer for a disappearing act, a bespectacled schoolboy from Brooklyn named [[Perky]] volunteers and gets in the box. But when the amateur magician says the magic word " | * When Vaudeville magician Professor Zomby is drafted into the U.S. Army, his French assistant is ordered to take over his act, despite his inexperience. When the amateur magician asks for a volunteer for a disappearing act, a bespectacled schoolboy from Brooklyn named [[Perky]] volunteers and gets in the box. But when the amateur magician says the magic word " | ||
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+ | === September, 1943 === | ||
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+ | * The same crook who tried to kidnap Poison Ivy two years ago after he was first delivered to his family by the stork returns for revenge by stabbing the boy, but only manages to sink the ship recently tattooed on Poison Ivy's chest. [Poison Ivy, Feature Comics #73 (November, 1943)] | ||
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+ | === December, 1943 === | ||
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+ | * Tired of so many war heroes showing him up, Poison Ivy decides to get a war trophy of his own and travels to war-torn Europe, bringing back Adolf Hitler himself as a trophy. [Poison Ivy, Feature Comics #75 (February, 1944)] | ||
==== 1944 ==== | ==== 1944 ==== | ||
* The British Commando Unit Captain Darcy and his Rifle Brigade travel to the Middle Eastern country of Sidi Boomboom, where they compete with the American adventurer known as Maryland Smith in " | * The British Commando Unit Captain Darcy and his Rifle Brigade travel to the Middle Eastern country of Sidi Boomboom, where they compete with the American adventurer known as Maryland Smith in " | ||
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+ | === May, 1944 === | ||
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+ | * Getting out of the hospital, Poison Oak attempts to get his revenge on Poison Ivy, but completely fails to harm him and ends up hospitalizing himself out of exhaustion. [Poison Ivy, Feature Comics #79 (July, 1944)] | ||
==== 1941-1945 ==== | ==== 1941-1945 ==== | ||
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* The Masked Swastika, Speed Demon, the Silver Sorceress and the Sparrow gather together as Vendetta. | * The Masked Swastika, Speed Demon, the Silver Sorceress and the Sparrow gather together as Vendetta. | ||
* Death of Ernie, the Battling Boy. General Glory asks [a timelost Supergirl / a time-and dimension-lost Power Girl of Earth-2] to become his new sidekick. She reluctantly agrees. | * Death of Ernie, the Battling Boy. General Glory asks [a timelost Supergirl / a time-and dimension-lost Power Girl of Earth-2] to become his new sidekick. She reluctantly agrees. | ||
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+ | ==== 1946 ==== | ||
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+ | === January, 1946 === | ||
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+ | * **Little Butch** makes a brief reappearance setting fire to a list of New Year's resolutions. [Rube Goldberg' | ||
+ | * **Nibbsy** makes a brief reappearance helping a man remember to write " | ||
==== 1945 - 1946 ==== | ==== 1945 - 1946 ==== | ||
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* Dinah Drake becomes Black Canary in Park City (later Gotham) [Robert Khaniger & Carmine Infantino] | * Dinah Drake becomes Black Canary in Park City (later Gotham) [Robert Khaniger & Carmine Infantino] | ||
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+ | === February, 1947 === | ||
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+ | * During a walk across the United States, Poison Ivy stops in the desert to snack on a lollipop and sits on an atomic bomb in a test area a moment before it explodes, but Poison Ivy is unharmed. Twelve days later, scientists find a note from Poison Ivy demanding a box of lollipops to replace the ones destroying the atom bomb test. [Poison Ivy, Feature Comics #109 (April, 1947)] | ||
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+ | ==== 1949 ==== | ||
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+ | === January, 1949 === | ||
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+ | * In his last known adventure, **Poison Ivy** gets a job in construction and nearly gets his boss in trouble for disregarding the child labor law. [Poison Ivy, Feature Comics #132 (March, 1949)] | ||
==== late 1940's - early 1950's ==== | ==== late 1940's - early 1950's ==== | ||
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* Ra'Gan (as leader), with Tor, and Xeo comprise the Blackhawks. They encounter the original Blackhawk, time-traveling from April, 1960. [Blackhawk #147] [Dick Dillin] | * Ra'Gan (as leader), with Tor, and Xeo comprise the Blackhawks. They encounter the original Blackhawk, time-traveling from April, 1960. [Blackhawk #147] [Dick Dillin] | ||
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+ | ==== 2100 ==== | ||
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+ | * A time-traveling Poison Ivy from 1941 is beaten up by one of his great-great-great-grandchildren who is alive at this time. [Poison Ivy the Mighty Mite, Feature Comics #42 (March, 1941)] | ||
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