Albrecht Krieger

Born in the heat of World War II-era comics, Albrecht Krieger made his debut in Master Comics #21 in 1941, brought to life by the talented team of Bill Woolfolk and the legendary Mac Raboy for Fawcett Comics. This Golden Age character has proven surprisingly enduring, with appearances stretching across an remarkable eight decades — from 1941 all the way to 2021 — and three of those appearances carry key-issue status that makes collectors take notice. Krieger keeps some of the most electrifying company the Fawcett universe has to offer, sharing pages with the likes of Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr., Billy Batson, Freddy Freeman, and the villainous Captain Nazi across the classic runs of Master Comics and Captain Marvel Jr. If you're diving into the rich, patriotic drama of Golden Age superhero comics, Albrecht Krieger is a name worth tracking down.