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The Beggar King ruled a gang of thieves that held Paris in its grip in the year 1640. They disguised themselves as disabled beggars to attack and rob the unwary. The Beggar King was really Count de Godard, prefect of Paris, wearing a false hook on his hand. He hoped to use his army of thieves to take over Paris, kill his rival Armand de Valeur, the Captain of the Musketeers, and take Armand's fiancee Marguerite for himself. But the Black Terror of the 17th Century and Timothy defeated and exposed him with Armand's and Marguerite's help.

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rdfs:comment	The Beggar King ruled a gang of thieves that held Paris in its grip in the year 1640. They disguised themselves as disabled beggars to attack and rob the unwary. The Beggar King was really Count de Godard, prefect of Paris, wearing a false hook on his hand. He hoped to use his army of thieves to take over Paris, kill his rival Armand de Valeur, the Captain of the Musketeers, and take Armand's fiancee Marguerite for himself. But the Black Terror of the 17th Century and Timothy defeated and exposed him with Armand's and Marguerite's help.
dcterms:subject	Male Characters Comic Book Characters Orphan Works Villains Prosthetic Weapon Characters 1949 Debuts Ruben Moreira-Creator Nedor Characters First Name Unknown
Row 4 info	Ruben Moreira
Row 1 info	Count de Godard
Row 4 title	Created by
Row 2 info	America's Best Comics #31
Row 1 title	Real Name
Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Nedor
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	The Beggar King
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abstract	The Beggar King ruled a gang of thieves that held Paris in its grip in the year 1640. They disguised themselves as disabled beggars to attack and rob the unwary. The Beggar King was really Count de Godard, prefect of Paris, wearing a false hook on his hand. He hoped to use his army of thieves to take over Paris, kill his rival Armand de Valeur, the Captain of the Musketeers, and take Armand's fiancee Marguerite for himself. But the Black Terror of the 17th Century and Timothy defeated and exposed him with Armand's and Marguerite's help.

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