Golden Age "Super" Hero #711 - Comic Tropes (Episode 48)
In 1941, Quality Comics introduced a superhero named #711. This was five years before the convenience store 7-11 existed but I can't help but say his name the same way. 711 was not a great superhero. Basically, he let himself go to jail for a friend and would tunnel out to fight crime every night... and then go back to jail before the guards checked on him in the morning. Idiot! / comictropes / comictropesshow

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