Clark Savage

Clark Savage, Jr., was a genius philanthropist from New York with his heyday in the 20s and 30s.

Born in 1887, Clark Jr.'s life was an ongoing experiment at the hands of his brilliant father, Clark Savage Sr. The younger Clark spent his formative years being schooled into becoming a master of the human condition. Intellect, morality, physical capability, ethics and creativity-- nothing was neglected. At the same time he received a top-flight education by some of the best educators in the world and mastered dozens of trade skills and scientific disciplines. By 1920, Clark Jr. had expanded the Savage family business 'The Hidalgo Trading Company' with his business acumen and turned it into a multinational corporation worth millions of dollars. This allowed him to fund his private expeditions of exploration and technological research, as well as earnest combat against criminal enterprise both in the United States and abroad.

Though he himself did not serve in combat during WWI, several of his close friends and allies fought in the war against Prussian expansion.