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Googie-styled sign for the fictitious Heart of Darkness restaurant and bar.

Mad inventor chimp in the service of Steampunk Monkey Nation.

1940's Batmobile as a coin operated kiddie ride.

London-based scientist Robert Stevenson's trials with plasma based fuel backfired and altered his body into a massive muscle of iron. With his new power, green tint and the penchant towards furious bloodshed, he still complied with the Marquess of Queensbury rules.

Born in the tiny fishing village of Grimmfjorden on the west coast of Norway, he worked as a blacksmith until age 12. He was caught in an eerie downpour of mystical rain that mutated his ability to wield his enormous "Hammer of Frostbite" with uncompromising strength.

German industrialist and inventor Frederick Ferrous used his knowledge of metallurgy and weapons to forge an indestructible war suit for his new life of crime fighting. His list of heroic deeds and apprehended villains while he was stationed in New York City gave him the heroic title of "Flatiron Knight."

Joseph Crimpky began as a silent movie extra and soon progressed to leading man, newly named Buck Riptide. During filming in the California desert of "Dashing Defender of Justice," he fell into a mine shaft mixed with uranium and bat guano and transformed into a superhero. With his new strength and agility, he retained the movie costume for his new identity.