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Superhero Steel Sterling tracks him down and finds he's broadcasting from right in the city and is in cahoots with isolationist newspaper publisher Joseph MacGregor who planted a Dictaphone in Brigadier General Coffey's office. | Superhero Steel Sterling tracks him down and finds he's broadcasting from right in the city and is in cahoots with isolationist newspaper publisher Joseph MacGregor who planted a Dictaphone in Brigadier General Coffey's office. | ||
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Revision as of 05:52, 17 May 2018
Otherwise unnamed Nazi radio announcer who broadcasts propaganda to America in the Steel Sterling, Man of Steel story of Jackpot Comics #7 (Fall 1942). He undercuts American morale by revealing military secrets on air.
Superhero Steel Sterling tracks him down and finds he's broadcasting from right in the city and is in cahoots with isolationist newspaper publisher Joseph MacGregor who planted a Dictaphone in Brigadier General Coffey's office.
He is likely a reference to real Nazi propaganda broadcaster Lord Haw-Haw.
