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The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, 1941. It was initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with but the final story being was published in ''Big Three Comics''. These dates incidentially span the entirety of Hanks' career in comics. All the aforementioned publications have since lapsed into the PublicDomain, allowing for the comics to be [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes legally posted online]] - and for the character to be used by anyone, for any creative purpose. In 2016, Fantagraphics Books published a hardcover book compiling the complete works of Fletcher Hanks, which naturally includes all of Stardust's demented adventures.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by Fletcher Hanks for the [[Creator/WillEisner Eisner]] & Iger comic book "packager". The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce New York City]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by Fletcher Hanks for the [[Creator/WillEisner Eisner]] Eisner & Iger Iger]] comic book "packager". The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce New York City]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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* BigAppleSauce: Many stories take place in New York City. Even when the city isn't mentioned by name, it's pretty obvious from the skyline. Almost certainly an example of WriteWhatYouKnow given that Hanks created these comics for the Manhattan-based [[Creator/WillEisner Eisner & Iger]] studio.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by [[Creator/FletcherHanks Fletcher Hanks]] Hanks for the [[Creator/WillEisner Eisner]] & Iger comic book "packager". The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce New York City]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by [[Creator/FletcherHanks Fletcher Hanks]].Hanks]] for the [[Creator/WillEisner Eisner]] & Iger comic book "packager". The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce New York City]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big Three Comics''. These dates incidentially span the entirety of Hank's career in comics. All the aforementioned publications have since lapsed into the PublicDomain, allowing for the comics to be [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes legally posted online]] - and for the character to be used by anyone, for any creative purpose. In 2016, Fantagraphics Books published a hardcover book compiling the complete works of Fletcher Hanks, which naturally includes all of Stardust's demented adventures.
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The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big Three Comics''. These dates incidentially span the entirety of Hank's Hanks' career in comics. All the aforementioned publications have since lapsed into the PublicDomain, allowing for the comics to be [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes legally posted online]] - and for the character to be used by anyone, for any creative purpose. In 2016, Fantagraphics Books published a hardcover book compiling the complete works of Fletcher Hanks, which naturally includes all of Stardust's demented adventures.
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* AmbiguouslyHuman: Stardust looks human, but is about 8 feet tall and comes from outer space. His proportions are otherwise pretty freakish, but that's par the course for this art style.
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* HumanoidAbomination: No, really. While it's clear the ''writers'' didn't realize they were creating a Lovecraftian horror that happens to be on our side, here you have a creature who inflicts ''terrifying'' fates on evildoers, whose powers [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum run on nonsensoleum]], whose origin, nature, and motives are totally unknowable, and whose home is something that's as impossible as he is.
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* HumanoidAbomination: No, really. While it's clear the ''writers'' likely that Hanks didn't realize they were he was creating a Lovecraftian horror that happens to be on our side, here you have a creature who inflicts ''terrifying'' fates on evildoers, whose powers [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum run on nonsensoleum]], whose origin, nature, and motives are totally unknowable, and whose home is something that's as impossible as he is.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by [[Creator/FletcherHanks Fletcher Hanks]]. The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce NewYorkCity]] New York City]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by [[Creator/Fletcher Hanks Fletcher Hanks]]. The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce NewYorkCity]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big Three Comics'', which also spans the entirety of Hanks' brief career in comics. All these publications have since lapsed into the PublicDomain, allowing for the comics to be [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes legally posted online]] - and for the character to be used by anyone, for any creative purpose. In 2016, Fantagraphics Books published a hardcover book compiling the complete works of Fletcher Hanks, which naturally includes all of Stardust's demented adventures.
The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big Three Comics'', which also spans the entirety of Hanks' brief career in comics. All these publications have since lapsed into the PublicDomain, allowing for the comics to be [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes legally posted online]] - and for the character to be used by anyone, for any creative purpose. In 2016, Fantagraphics Books published a hardcover book compiling the complete works of Fletcher Hanks, which naturally includes all of Stardust's demented adventures.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by [[Creator/Fletcher Hanks [[Creator/FletcherHanks Fletcher Hanks]]. The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce NewYorkCity]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big ThreeComics'', which also spans Comics''. These dates incidentially span the entirety of Hanks' brief Hank's career in comics. All these the aforementioned publications have since lapsed into the PublicDomain, allowing for the comics to be [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes legally posted online]] - and for the character to be used by anyone, for any creative purpose. In 2016, Fantagraphics Books published a hardcover book compiling the complete works of Fletcher Hanks, which naturally includes all of Stardust's demented adventures.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by [[Creator/Fletcher Hanks]]. The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce NewYorkCity]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big Three Comics''. All these publications have since lapsed into the [[PublicDomain]], allowing for scans of the complete series to be legally posted and read online - though in 2016, Fantagraphics released a hardcover book compiling all of Fletcher Hank's comics, including all the Stardust stories.
The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big Three Comics''. All these publications have since lapsed into the [[PublicDomain]], allowing for scans of the complete series to be legally posted and read online - though in 2016, Fantagraphics released a hardcover book compiling all of Fletcher Hank's comics, including all the Stardust stories.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by [[Creator/Fletcher Hanks Fletcher Hanks]]. The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save [[BigAppleSauce NewYorkCity]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big ThreeComics''. Comics'', which also spans the entirety of Hanks' brief career in comics. All these publications have since lapsed into the [[PublicDomain]], PublicDomain, allowing for scans of the complete series comics to be [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes legally posted online]] - and read online - though in for the character to be used by anyone, for any creative purpose. In 2016, Fantagraphics released Books published a hardcover book compiling all the complete works of Fletcher Hank's comics, including Hanks, which naturally includes all the Stardust stories.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a public domain [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, known for his vaguely defined, god-like superpowers and his creatively bizarre version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a public domain [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, written, penciled and inked by [[Creator/Fletcher Hanks]]. The titular character is known for his vaguely defined, god-like [[GodModeSue god-like]] superpowers and his [[CruelAndUnusualDeath creatively bizarre bizarre]] version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity [[BigAppleSauce NewYorkCity]] from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big Three Comics''. All these publications have since lapsed into the [[PublicDomain]], allowing for scans of the complete series to be legally posted and read online - though in 2016, Fantagraphics released a hardcover book compiling all of Fletcher Hank's comics, including all the Stardust stories.
The series ran for approximately two years, from December 1939 to the Winter of 1941, initially serialized in ''Fantastic Comics'' with the final story being published in ''Big Three Comics''. All these publications have since lapsed into the [[PublicDomain]], allowing for scans of the complete series to be legally posted and read online - though in 2016, Fantagraphics released a hardcover book compiling all of Fletcher Hank's comics, including all the Stardust stories.
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*HumanoidAbomination: No, really. While it's clear the ''writers'' didn't realize they were creating a Lovecraftian horror that happens to be on our side, here you have a creature who inflicts ''terrifying'' fates on evildoers, whose powers [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum run on nonsensoleum]], whose origin, nature, and motives are totally unknowable, and whose home is something that's as impossible as he is.
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* AmbiguouslyHuman: Stardust looks human, but is about 8 feet tall and comes from outer space.
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Stardust the Super Wizard is a public domain [[TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, known for his vaguely defined, god-like superpowers and his creatively bizarre version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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* InexplicablyAwesome: Stardust has no human identity (or any kind of mentioned backstory), he is simply Stardust. Where does he come from, how did he get his incredible powers, why does he protect the Earth? These questions and more will never be answered in the pages of ''Stardust the Superwizard''!
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* InexplicablyAwesome: Stardust has no human identity (or any kind of mentioned backstory), he is simply Stardust. Where does he come from, how did he get his incredible powers, why does he protect the Earth? These questions and more will never be answered in the pages of ''Stardust the Superwizard''!
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* SecretIdentity: Averted. Stardust has no human identity (or any kind of mentioned backstory), he is simply Stardust.
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* SecretIdentity: Averted. InexplicablyAwesome: Stardust has no human identity (or any kind of mentioned backstory), he is simply Stardust.Stardust. Where does he come from, how did he get his incredible powers, why does he protect the Earth? These questions and more will never be answered in the pages of ''Stardust the Superwizard''!
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Stardust the Superwizard Super Wizard is a public domain [[TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, known for his vaguely defined, god-like superpowers and his creatively bizarre version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save NewYorkCity UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Stardust brings an unnamed woman home with him after her family is killed in a house fire. She apparently has no trouble on the trip flying home through space. The vultures from venus can also apparently breathe in space.
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* DeathByIrony: He dishes this out sometimes--for example, punishing greed-motivated villains by stranding them on a planet made of gold, or summoning a gold octopus to strangle them.
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* DeathByIrony: He dishes this out sometimes--for sometimes -- for example, punishing greed-motivated villains by stranding them on a planet made of gold, or summoning a gold octopus to strangle them.
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How To Create A Works Page: "Things not to include: quality judgements (don't say how much it sucked/how awesome it was), critical reception (that's just a specific variant of quality judgements), recommendations (don't tell us whether or not we should check it out)"
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Stardust the Superwizard is a public domain [[TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, known for his vaguely defined, god-like superpowers and his creatively bizarre version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save NewYorkCity from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it. Generally considered SoBadItsGood.\n
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* WeirdSun: Stardust lives ''on a star''. On the surface of it. Which is on fire. And the star is literally star-shaped.
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* WeirdSun: Stardust lives ''on a star''. On the surface of it. Which is on fire. And the star is literally star-shaped.star-shaped.
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Stardust the Superwizard is a public domain GoldenAge [[TheGoldenAgeofComicbooks Golden Age]] superhero, known for his vaguely defined, god-like superpowers and his creatively bizarre version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save NewYorkCity from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it. Generally considered SoBadItsGood.
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Stardust the Superwizard, Superwizard is a public domain GoldenAge superhero, known for his vaguely defined, god-like superpowers and his creatively bizarre version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save NewYorkCity from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it. Generally considered SoBadItsGood.
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Stardust the Superwizard, a public domain GoldenAge superhero, known for his vaguely defined, god-like superpowers and his creatively bizarre version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save NewYorkCity from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it. The Stardust comics are generally Generally considered SoBadItsGood.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: He is known for his very strange and creative methods of punishing villains, such as turning them into ice and having them melt away, or stranding a gang of greedy criminals on a planet made of gold and jewels.
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* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: CruelAndUnusualDeath: He is known for his very strange and creative methods of punishing villains, such as turning them into ice and having them melt away, or stranding a gang of greedy criminals on a planet made of gold and jewels.
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!!Tropes found in ''Stardust the Superwizard'':
* AmbiguouslyHuman: Stardust looks human, but is about 8 feet tall and comes from outer space.
* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Stardust brings an unnamed woman home with him after her family is killed in a house fire. She apparently has no trouble on the trip flying home through space. The vultures from venus can also apparently breathe in space.
* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: He is known for his very strange and creative methods of punishing villains, such as turning them into ice and having them melt away, or stranding a gang of greedy criminals on a planet made of gold and jewels.
* HandBlast: He can shoot various "rays" and "beams" from his hands, which can do things such as disintegrate people, crush people to death, shrink and grow things, and turn people into rats.
* InvincibleHero: He has the power to do basically anything, at any time, whenever he wants.
* LanternJawOfJustice: His head is almost the exact width of his neck, with a perfectly square jaw.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: Stardust's powers are never clearly defined, other than his "tubular spacial" which he uses to fly, but mostly consist of whatever the author thinks would be cool at that moment.
* ScienceHero: He uses his "vast knowledge of interplanetary science" to fight crime.
* SecretIdentity: Averted. Stardust has no human identity (or any kind of mentioned backstory), he is simply Stardust.
* {{Technobabble}}: He travels through space by traveling on "highly accelerated light waves in a tubular spacial" which doesn't even make sense as an English sentence.
* WeirdSun: Stardust lives ''on a star''. On the surface of it. Which is on fire. And the star is literally star-shaped.
-> ''"You are now in the power of Stardust"''
Stardust the Superwizard, a public domain GoldenAge superhero, known for his vaguely defined, god-like superpowers and his creatively bizarre version of "justice". Stardust uses the power of science to save NewYorkCity from various nazis, gangsters and aliens bent on destroying it.
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!!Tropes found in ''Stardust the Superwizard'':
* AmbiguouslyHuman: Stardust looks human, but is about 8 feet tall and comes from outer space.
* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Stardust brings an unnamed woman home with him after her family is killed in a house fire. She apparently has no trouble on the trip flying home through space. The vultures from venus can also apparently breathe in space.
* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: He is known for his very strange and creative methods of punishing villains, such as turning them into ice and having them melt away, or stranding a gang of greedy criminals on a planet made of gold and jewels.
* HandBlast: He can shoot various "rays" and "beams" from his hands, which can do things such as disintegrate people, crush people to death, shrink and grow things, and turn people into rats.
* InvincibleHero: He has the power to do basically anything, at any time, whenever he wants.
* LanternJawOfJustice: His head is almost the exact width of his neck, with a perfectly square jaw.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: Stardust's powers are never clearly defined, other than his "tubular spacial" which he uses to fly, but mostly consist of whatever the author thinks would be cool at that moment.
* ScienceHero: He uses his "vast knowledge of interplanetary science" to fight crime.
* SecretIdentity: Averted. Stardust has no human identity (or any kind of mentioned backstory), he is simply Stardust.
* {{Technobabble}}: He travels through space by traveling on "highly accelerated light waves in a tubular spacial" which doesn't even make sense as an English sentence.
* WeirdSun: Stardust lives ''on a star''. On the surface of it. Which is on fire. And the star is literally star-shaped.
