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Property	Value
rdf:type
rdfs:label	Crusader from Mars
rdfs:comment	When Tarka murdered his rival in love, he committed the first felony on Mars in 50 years. The Martian government branded his arm and sentenced him to exile. Together with his fellow criminal Zira, they were sent to Earth to rid it of crime. If they failed, then they would be destroyed--and so would Earth. Tarka took on the identity of Alan Wheeler, an FBI agent, with Zira as his secretary. They battled enemies such as the Black Hoods using futuristic weapons and their "disc-craft." Sometimes they were called upon by Mars to battle interstellar criminals as well, such as the Uralian Pirates.
dcterms:subject	Protagonists Male Characters Comic Book Characters Sci-Fi Heroes Unknown Creator Ziff-Davis Characters Distant Future Characters Reformed Characters Wheeler Family Characters 1952 Debuts Blonde Characters FBI Agents Martian characters
Row 4 info	Unknown
Row 1 info	Tarka
Row 4 title	Created by
Row 2 info	Crusader from Mars #1
Row 1 title	Real name
Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Ziff-Davis
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	Crusader from Mars
Caption	from Tops in Adventure #1
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abstract	When Tarka murdered his rival in love, he committed the first felony on Mars in 50 years. The Martian government branded his arm and sentenced him to exile. Together with his fellow criminal Zira, they were sent to Earth to rid it of crime. If they failed, then they would be destroyed--and so would Earth. Tarka took on the identity of Alan Wheeler, an FBI agent, with Zira as his secretary. They battled enemies such as the Black Hoods using futuristic weapons and their "disc-craft." Sometimes they were called upon by Mars to battle interstellar criminals as well, such as the Uralian Pirates.