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V-Boys

The V-Boys Defense Corps were a group of American kids that V-Man recruited after returning to the United States, serving as V-Man’s all-purpose assistants. V-Man communicated with them using a two-way video link he wore as a ring on his finger. The stories never bothered to explain where he got it from. Unlike most of the members of the V-Group, the V-Boys were aware of V-Man’s secret identity. The V-Boys themselves were not given individual identities, except for the name of V-Man’s second-in-command “Mickey”. The V-Boys Defense Corps was also the name of the real-life V-Man fan club established by Fox Feature Syndicate. The “…-” in the title of V…-Comics is morse code for the letter “V”. After V…-Comics was canceled, Fox went on to create similar-looking heroes (with different secret identities) known as Capt. V and the Puppeteer.
Alias V-Boys Defense Corps
Real Names/Alt Names Mickey & Unknown
Characteristics Sidekick, Fox Feature Universe, Patriot-themed, World War II Era, Juvenile
Creators/Key Contributors Jay Foster, Roland Patenaude
First Appearance V Comics #1 (January 1942)
First Publisher Fox Feature Syndicate [CB+] [DCM] [GCD]
Appearance List V Comics #1-2, Big 3 #7
Sample Read V Comics [DCM] [CB+]
Description The V-Boys Defense Corps were a group of American kids that V-Man recruited after returning to the United States, serving as V-Man’s all-purpose assistants. V-Man communicated with them using a two-way video link he wore as a ring on his finger. The stories never bothered to explain where he got it from. Unlike most of the members of the V-Group, the V-Boys were aware of V-Man’s secret identity. The V-Boys themselves were not given individual identities, except for the name of V-Man’s second-in-command “Mickey”. The V-Boys Defense Corps was also the name of the real-life V-Man fan club established by Fox Feature Syndicate. The “…-” in the title of V…-Comics is morse code for the letter “V”. After V…-Comics was canceled, Fox went on to create similar-looking heroes (with different secret identities) known as Capt. V and the Puppeteer.
Source V-Boys – Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki
V...- Comics #1 (January 1942) | Jay Foster, Roland Patenaude
V…- Comics #1 (January 1942) | Jay Foster, Roland Patenaude