King Condor

King Condor

The second most frequently seen villain, after Killer Shark, was King Condor. As his name suggests, he used birds as the means to commit his crimes. He started off with mechanical birds, as shown here from issue No. 142. Then he tried trained birds in issue No. 150. After that he use alien birds, as seen on the cover of issue No. 158. When science didn't work, King Condor turned to myth, as seen on the cover of issue No. 192. For King Condor's last appearance, he actually became a bird in issue No. 209.

Early in his career, King Condor flew a large plane shaped vaquely like a condor, as seen here in issue No. 142.

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		The second most frequently seen villain, after Killer Shark, was King Condor. As his name suggests, he used birds as the means to commit his crimes. He started off with mechanical birds, as shown here from issue No. 142. Then he tried trained birds in issue No. 150. After that he use alien birds, as seen on the cover of issue No. 158. When science didn't work, King Condor turned to myth, as seen on the cover of issue No. 192. For King Condor's last appearance, he actually became a bird in issue No. 209.

		Early in his career, King Condor flew a large plane shaped vaquely like a condor, as seen here in issue No. 142.