The Archer
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A ruthless extortionist, clad in a green archer's costume, who extorts money from wealthy victims and and murders with his bow and arrow those who refuse to pay. He is in reality Quigley, a "famous big-game hunter" who began hunting people instead of animals because "I-I thought hunting human beings would prove more profitable!" The Archer is apprehended by [[Superman]] in November-December 1941 (S No. 13/2). | A ruthless extortionist, clad in a green archer's costume, who extorts money from wealthy victims and and murders with his bow and arrow those who refuse to pay. He is in reality Quigley, a "famous big-game hunter" who began hunting people instead of animals because "I-I thought hunting human beings would prove more profitable!" The Archer is apprehended by [[Superman]] in November-December 1941 (S No. 13/2). | ||
| − | The Archer returned many years later seeking vengence but was apprehended by [[Superman]], [[Lois Lane]], and [[Jimmy Olsen]]. (SF No. 221/4 | + | The Archer returned many years later seeking vengence but was apprehended by [[Superman]], [[Lois Lane]], and [[Jimmy Olsen]]. (SF No. 221/4 Aug 1982: "Arrows of Vengeance" a "Mr. & Mrs. Superman" story) |
[[Category:Entries|Archer, The]] | [[Category:Entries|Archer, The]] | ||
[[Category:People|Archer, The]] | [[Category:People|Archer, The]] | ||
[[Category:Villains|Archer, The]] | [[Category:Villains|Archer, The]] | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 5 May 2005
A ruthless extortionist, clad in a green archer's costume, who extorts money from wealthy victims and and murders with his bow and arrow those who refuse to pay. He is in reality Quigley, a "famous big-game hunter" who began hunting people instead of animals because "I-I thought hunting human beings would prove more profitable!" The Archer is apprehended by Superman in November-December 1941 (S No. 13/2).
The Archer returned many years later seeking vengence but was apprehended by Superman, Lois Lane, and Jimmy Olsen. (SF No. 221/4 Aug 1982: "Arrows of Vengeance" a "Mr. & Mrs. Superman" story)
