About: Human Fly (Rural)

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Human Fly was a Nazi agent who dressed like a winged insect in order to create an alibi to a murder. He used the costume's large wings to block the view from onlookers as he climbed up the outside of the building. He then slipped out of them and into the room of General Tisot, his assignation target. Then mechanized wings continued to climb up and then back down where he slipped back into them. This plot was uncovered by newspaper editor King O'Leary and his photographer Kitty Allen who exposed the Human Fly's plot.

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rdfs:comment	Human Fly was a Nazi agent who dressed like a winged insect in order to create an alibi to a murder. He used the costume's large wings to block the view from onlookers as he climbed up the outside of the building. He then slipped out of them and into the room of General Tisot, his assignation target. Then mechanized wings continued to climb up and then back down where he slipped back into them. This plot was uncovered by newspaper editor King O'Leary and his photographer Kitty Allen who exposed the Human Fly's plot.
dcterms:subject	Male Characters Comic Book Characters Villains Unknown Creator Real Name Unknown Nazi Characters Insect Themed Characters World War II Characters Assassin Rural Home Publishing Characters 1945 Debuts German Characters
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Row 4 title	Created by
Row 2 info	Red Band Comics #3
Row 1 title	Real Name
Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Rural
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	Human Fly
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abstract	Human Fly was a Nazi agent who dressed like a winged insect in order to create an alibi to a murder. He used the costume's large wings to block the view from onlookers as he climbed up the outside of the building. He then slipped out of them and into the room of General Tisot, his assignation target. Then mechanized wings continued to climb up and then back down where he slipped back into them. This plot was uncovered by newspaper editor King O'Leary and his photographer Kitty Allen who exposed the Human Fly's plot.

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