technologically advanced suit to have flight, enhanced strength, a GPS tracker and bulletproof armor.Pure-heart* : A character seen occasionally in comics as Archie in superhero form, starting with Life With Archie #42. He saves Betty and Veronica from peril from *Evil-heart*. This is Reggie but in superhero form. He kidnaps Betty and Veronica in trying to cause Archie trouble. He usually fails in his plans. Other superheroesCaptain Flag (Tom Townsend): A wealthy playboy who, after his father was murdered, was carried away by an eagle (later his sidekick Yank) to a mountain top where his new life made him physically superior.The Wizard (Blane Whitney): An intelligent man who used various technologies to fight crime. He eventually displayed psychic powers. He had a sidekick, Roy the Super Boy, who was trained to be super strongSteel Sterling was the alter ego of John Sterling, who, after his father’s fortune was swindled by criminals, plunged his body into a cauldron of molten metal, giving him the powers of super strength, ferrokinesis (the psychic generation and manipulation of magnetic currents), invulnerability and flight. Steel Sterling’s nemeses included the Black Knight and Baron Gestapo (a World War II-era foe, as his name indicates), as well as Twisto, the Puppet Master, the Rattler, and the Hyena. He first appeared in Zip Comics #1 (Feb. 1940), and was created by writer Abner Sundell and artist Charles Biro. Steel Sterling, the Jaguar and Mr. Justice also teamed up as the Terrific Mr. Justice, also known as “The Royal Wraith,” was the superhero moniker of Prince James of England, who was murdered by rebels in the 18th century. His spirit remained trapped in the castle where the murder took place until 1940. The dismantled castle was to be shipped to the United States until a Nazi submarine sunk the ship on which it was carried, thereby releasing the spirit of Prince James. He assumed corporeal form as “Mr. Justice,” and his main nemesis was Satan himself. He first appeared in Blue Ribbon Comics #9 (Feb. 1941), and was created by writer Joe Blair and artist Sam Cooper. The Fox (Paul Patten): A young reporter and photographer who mainly took to dealing with crime to further his career. Like many other MLJ Comics superheroes, he technically has no superpowers. Inferno (Frank Verrano): A fire breather who was originally a circus-performing bad boy, but started using his power to fight crime.