The Archer

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A ruthless extortionist, clad in a green archer's costume, who extorts money from wealthy victims and murders with his bow and arrow those who refuse to pay. He is in reality Quigley, a "famous big-game hunter" who began hunting people instead of animals because "I-I thought hunting human beings would prove more profitable!" The Archer is apprehended by [[Superman]] in November-December 1941 (S No. 13/2).
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A ruthless extortionist, clad in a green archer's costume, who extorts money from wealthy victims and murders those who refuse to pay with his bow and arrow. He is in reality Quigley, a "famous big-game hunter" who began hunting people instead of animals because "I-I thought hunting human beings would prove more profitable!" The Archer is apprehended by [[Superman]] in November-December 1941 (S No. 13/2).
  
 
On Earth-2, the Archer returned many years later seeking vengence but was apprehended by [[Superman of Earth-2]], [[Lois Kent of Earth-2]], and [[Jimmy Olsen of Earth-2]] (SF No. 221/4 Aug 1982: "Arrows of Vengeance").
 
On Earth-2, the Archer returned many years later seeking vengence but was apprehended by [[Superman of Earth-2]], [[Lois Kent of Earth-2]], and [[Jimmy Olsen of Earth-2]] (SF No. 221/4 Aug 1982: "Arrows of Vengeance").

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A ruthless extortionist, clad in a green archer's costume, who extorts money from wealthy victims and murders those who refuse to pay with his bow and arrow. He is in reality Quigley, a "famous big-game hunter" who began hunting people instead of animals because "I-I thought hunting human beings would prove more profitable!" The Archer is apprehended by Superman in November-December 1941 (S No. 13/2).

On Earth-2, the Archer returned many years later seeking vengence but was apprehended by Superman of Earth-2, Lois Kent of Earth-2, and Jimmy Olsen of Earth-2 (SF No. 221/4 Aug 1982: "Arrows of Vengeance").

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