It is unknown where he came from, but the Man of the Ages was first defeated by cave dwellers of a million years ago. At his apparent demise, he claimed he would live as long as evil existed on Earth. Returning in the 20th century, he set lions loose on children, then attempted to blow up a dam and flood the town below. He was opposed by Bulletman on both occasions, knocked into the water, where he seemed to drown. Bulletman mused that he would probably return to face another hero in a different time. In addition to his extraordinary longevity and durability, the Man of Ages also carried a gun which shot a deadly gas.
| Alias Man of the Ages |
| Real Names/Alt Names Unknown |
| Characteristics Villain, Fawcett Universe, Extra-terrestrial, Time-themed, Immortal, World War II Era |
| Creators/Key Contributors Otto Binder, Don Rico |
| First Appearance America’s Greatest Comics #3 (1942) |
| First Publisher Fawcett [CB+] [DCM] [GCD] |
| Appearance List America’s Greatest Comics #3 |
| Sample Read America’s Greatest Comics [DCM] [CB+] |
| Description It is unknown where he came from, but the Man of the Ages was first defeated by cave dwellers of a million years ago. At his apparent demise, he claimed he would live as long as evil existed on Earth. Returning in the 20th century, he set lions loose on children, then attempted to blow up a dam and flood the town below. He was opposed by Bulletman on both occasions, knocked into the water, where he seemed to drown. Bulletman mused that he would probably return to face another hero in a different time. In addition to his extraordinary longevity and durability, the Man of Ages also carried a gun which shot a deadly gas. |
| Source Man of the Ages – Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki |
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