#all winners squad

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Captain America: Patriot 1 (2010) by Mitch Breitweiser

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The Marvels #6 textless variant cover (2021)

art by Dustin Weaver

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No question where Toro gets his sarcasm from…

All Winners || #7 || 1942

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Date unknown - The Humanoid Torch.

Johnny Storm of the Fantastic Four may have been the Human Torch but he wasn't the first Superhero to have that Title.

The First Hero known as the Human Torch was born from Failure. Professor Phineas T. Horton was a Pioneer in the field of Artificial intelligence and built one of the worlds first Androids in 1939.

Unfortunately it burst into Flame when exposed to Oxygen.

In time the Android learned to control this Ability, took on the Identity of "Jim Hammond" and became a Crime fighter.

Later he would join the likes of Captain America, Bucky Barnes and Namor the Submariner to fight in the Second World war and after that founded the All-Winners Squad.

For our interpretation of the Human Torch, Since Jim is an Android I made him look Abit more Mechanical, more Robotic looking!

Jim Hammond/ The Human Torch is property of Marvel comics™ all rights reserved.

Text acquired from "Avengers the Ultimate Guide" written by Tom DeFalco.

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Herbie Crespo

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Thursday Two or More: Teams

ALL WINNERS SQUAD

The original Golden Age team that inspired Roy Thomas Invaders, though this team mostly operated post WWII.

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No fueron los AVENGERS ni los CUATRO FANTÁSTICOS; el primer grupo de superhéroes de Marvel Comics, antes de ser Marvel, fue ALL WINNERS SQUAD, un súper equipo conformado por el CAPITÁN AMÉRICA, BUCKY, NAMOR, la original HUMAN TORCH y su compañero TORO, WHIZZER y MISS AMERICA cerca del final de la llamada Era Dorada de los cómics.

En el verano de 1946, Timely Comics (antecedente de Marvel) publicó el número 19 de su título ALL WINNERS COMICS donde se incluía una primera aventura de los personajes conformados como equipo, aunque desde el primer número se publicaban sus aventuras por separado.

Este súper equipo solo hizo dos apariciones en la Edad de Oro: en el ya mencionado All Winners Comics # 19 y en el número 21 publicado en el invierno de ese mismo año. La primera aparición del Escuadrón de Ganadores, titulada "The Crime of the Ages", fue escrita por Bill Finger (la verdadera mente maestra tras la creación de BATMAN) y en sus siete capítulos el arte corre a cargo de Vince Alascia, Al Avison , Bob Powell, y Syd Shores.

La segunda historia titulada, "Menace From the Future World!", fue escrita por Otto Binder y dibujada en sus siete capítulos por Alascia, Avison, Shores y el pseudónimo Charles Nicholas también conocido como Chuck Nicholas.

A partir de entonces, el grupo de súper personajes regresaría en algunas reimpresiones durante la Era de Plata y posteriormente, ya en la Era Marvel en 1969, aparecen a modo de flashbacks algunas historias del grupo (CAPITÁN AMÉRICA, BUCKY, NAMOR, ANTORCHA HUMANA y TORO ), llamado THE INVADERS, ambientadas durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

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Celebrating Independence Day with Captain America by Alex Ross from his variant cover to the Captain America 75th Anniversary Magazine (2014)

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My acquisition of The Invaders sketch cover by Anthony Castrillo

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“Spring 1943”

Alex Schomburg

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[insert number] day as an early third century warlord and due to a bizarre coincidence of homophones, two thousand years after your death, your language has evolved so that your name has become 1/2 of a swear word.

Oh the irony. you who loved other people's mothers/wives

...also while i'm here.....

if i ever wrote a san guo inspired book i'd have the funniest joke possible for Lord Cao's Terrible Defeat at Chibi...but i don't know if i have the strength to do it.

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Supposed house of Jim and Toro || All Winners || #8 || 1942

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-FLASHBACK FRIDAY- To the 25/07/2024: The Whizzer.

Continuing my quest to draw various Marvel superheroes! Here's another one I drew way back in July and that's "The Whizzer".

Now If you thought DC's "The Flash" had a silly origin what with being struck by lightning and doused with chemicals. Then Marvel's the Whizzer might be more so.

After being bitten by a poisonous snake, Robert Frank was injected with a serum that contained mongoose blood (Mongoose's are the natural predator to Snakes see).

The Serum triggered Frank's latent Mutant abilities and gave him superhuman speed. Calling himself the "Whizzer", Frank was a costumed hero during the 1940s and joined the All-Winners squad alongside Captain America, Sub-Mariner and the Human Torch (Not Johnny Storm the Human Torch a different one).

More obscure Marvel characters coming real soon...

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I saw the Leicester score and it must be said I am so happy for winksy