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Mustached manhunters marvelously march against malevolent madmen. That pretty much incapsulated Earth-Two's Mister America and Earth-S' Zoro the Mystery Man. While the masked Tex Thompson wielded a whip while in his costumed identity, Zoro used a sword cane during his unmasked escapades. While Mister America had a cape to help him fly and a sidekick named Fatman to aid him versus adversaries, Zoro had his sportscar to carry him to-and-fro and a sidekick that was a Cheetah to iritate his enemies. Although these two operated solo throughout their careers, they earned the respect of their fellow mystery men who appreciated their tenacity and talents. On Earth-One, it would be Pete Ross, a wealthy geologist who in the days of his youth adopted the alias of Superboy when he covered for his friend... the real young Superman.
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