Green Lama
Creation & Design
The Green Lama was created during the Golden Age of Comics, inspired by the popularity of pulp heroes. His character was designed to embody the ideals of justice and mysticism.Early Years
Initially appearing in pulp magazines, the Green Lama transitioned to comic books, where he fought crime and supernatural threats, often drawing on his Buddhist training.Character Development
Over the years, the Green Lama has evolved from a traditional hero to a more complex character, grappling with moral dilemmas and the implications of his powers.Cultural Reception
The Green Lama has been well-received as a unique blend of mysticism and superhero action, appealing to fans of both genres.Character Details
Real Name:
Jethro Dumont
Aliases:
The Green Lama
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
The Justice Society of America, The Green Lama Society
Abilities:
Telepathy, Telekinesis, Martial Arts, Mystical Powers
Equipment:
Green Lama Costume, Mystical Amulet
Weight:
180lbs
Height:
6' 0"
Eye Color:
green
Hair Color:
black
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Prize Comics #7
Feature
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1940
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of Frankenstein in comics, back-up story set in 1930s New York City
1st appearance of Dr. Frost
1st appearance and origin of the Green Lama in a comic book
⚠ Misconception: many resources mislabel Green Lama's first appearance due to multiple appearances in single-page promotional ads for Double Detective pulp magazine
1st appearance of Frankenstein in comics, back-up story set in 1930s New York City
1st appearance of Dr. Frost
1st appearance and origin of the Green Lama in a comic book
⚠ Misconception: many resources mislabel Green Lama's first appearance due to multiple appearances in single-page promotional ads for Double Detective pulp magazine
Prize Comics #8
Feature
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1941
•
Vol. 1
1st cover appearance of the Green Lama
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