Paul McKenzie
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| − | A painter “famous for his magnificent portrayals of heroes in action†until a tragic “mental collapse†caused his once, realistic art style to become disoriented and irrational (Act, July 1952 No. 170: “The Mad Artist of Metropolis!â€). | + | A painter “famous for his magnificent portrayals of heroes in action†until a tragic “mental collapse†caused his once, realistic art style to become disoriented and irrational. The artist is taken advantage of by the criminal [[Dr. Hugo Renaldo]] in a scheme to loot [[Metropolis]]. [[Superman]] helps McKenzie and stops Dr. Hugo Renaldo in his plot (Act, July 1952 No. 170: “The Mad Artist of Metropolis!â€). |
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[[Category:Golden Age (1938-1955)]] | [[Category:Golden Age (1938-1955)]] | ||
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Paul McKenzie
A painter “famous for his magnificent portrayals of heroes in action†until a tragic “mental collapse†caused his once, realistic art style to become disoriented and irrational. The artist is taken advantage of by the criminal Dr. Hugo Renaldo in a scheme to loot Metropolis. Superman helps McKenzie and stops Dr. Hugo Renaldo in his plot (Act, July 1952 No. 170: “The Mad Artist of Metropolis!â€).
