Who Is American Crusader? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
American Crusader (In the Public Domain): Now in the Public Domain, American Crusader is a Golden Age superhero who has appeared in various comic books by different publishers.

American Crusader is a In the Public Domain comic book character, the alter ego of Archibald Masters, with over 84 comic issue appearances. Now in the Public Domain, American Crusader is a Golden Age superhero who has appeared in various comic books by different publishers.
Who is American Crusader?
Background American Crusader was originally written about in 1941 by a comic company that changed names. The company being Standard Comics, Nedor Comics and Better Comics. These stories are the original golden age stories. These companies and others like it eventually went out of business and subsequently some characters fell into the public domain . American Crusader was one of these heroes. Besides the Golden Age comics, American Crusader has appeared in three other companies; AC , America's Best Comics and Dynamite Entertainment . Origin Archibald Masters is an astronomy professor in a university in the Eastern United States. One day he happened to be in the same room as a device called an Atom Smasher, when an experiment was done with it and it infected him with radiation.
Key facts
American Crusader is of human origin. The character is published by In the Public Domain. With 84 recorded issue appearances, American Crusader ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is American Crusader?
Now in the Public Domain, American Crusader is a Golden Age superhero who has appeared in various comic books by different publishers.
What is American Crusader's real name?
American Crusader's real identity is Archibald Masters.



