Victor Fox's important early Golden Age title Science Comics chronicles how Timely/Marvel beat him to the name Electro. ScienceComics sponsored
\nDespite fighting a then ongoing battle with DC Comics since the moment Wonder Comics #1 was released, notorious publisher Victor Fox expanded his comics empire rapidly throughout the next year. By the month that Science Comics #1 was released in January 1940, Fox had launched five ongoing comic book series.
Science Comics #1's Electro was also symbolic of such wonders — so much so that his mastery of electricity reminds one of Magneto's absolute control of magnetism. Unfortunately for Victor Fox, his version was not the only comic book Electro inspired by the Westinghouse robot. Marvel's Electro debuted in Marvel Mystery Comics #4 — which beat Science Comics #1 to the newsstands by a mere two weeks.
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