Black Dragon Society (DC)
The Black Dragon Society is an organization that features in DC Comics.
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History
The Black Dragon Society was a terrorist organization that once formed in Japan. (All-Star Comics v1 #12)
Under the direction of their leader, the Black Dragon Society was responsible for starting the Russo-Japanese War and also the conflict with the United States during World War II. At some point, they managed to establish a secret branch within the U.S. whose existence was suspected by the FBI. (All-Star Comics v1 #12)
At a house near Osaka, the Black Dragon Society dispatched Japanese agents to secure American weapons in the United States and turning these armaments against them. Around this time, the War Department asked the Justice Society of America to uncover the secret branch of the Black Dragon within the U.S. Meanwhile, Black Dragon operatives struck to secure the various explosives from locations across America. (All-Star Comics v1 #12)
Overview
In appearance, the Black Dragon Society were a terrorist organisation that operated in the world. (All-Star Comics v1 #12)
At the height of its power, they were noted to have had its fanatical members scattered across the world. Their leader was said to have had wielded tremendous power in Japan. In fact, they were said to be the power behind that of Japan. (All-Star Comics v1 #12)
Members
- Dragon King :
Notes
- The Black Dragon Society was created by Gardner Fox and Jack Burnley where it made its first appearance in All Star Comics v1 #12 (August, 1942).
- It was based on the real World War II organization that was the Black Dragon Society.
Alternate Versions
- In Master Comics v1 #21 (1941), an alternate version of the Black Dragon Society appeared in the reality of Earth-S in the Multiverse.
- In Modern Comics v1 #44 (1945), an alternate version of the Black Dragon Society appeared in the reality of Earth-X in the Multiverse.
Appearances
- All-Star Comics v1: (1942)
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