Cover: Mac Raboy

America's Greatest Comics #2

Feb 1942 · Fawcett · 0.15 USD

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“The Park Robberies”

In "The Park Robberies," Captain Marvel takes matters into his own hands when a string of thefts rocks Central Park, only to be met with skepticism from the police. Disguised as a cop, he sets out to catch a gang of young hoodlums—before they strike again. Written by Ed Herron and illustrated by C. C. Beck and Mac Raboy, with cover art by Mac Raboy, this 1942 Fawcett classic captures the Golden Age spirit with bold action and a touch of humor.

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writer Ed Herron · artist, inker C. C. Beck · artist, inker Mac Raboy · cover Mac Raboy

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Full credits

writer Ed Herron

artist, inker C. C. Beck

artist, inker Mac Raboy

cover pencils, inks Mac Raboy

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After reporting on the third robbery in Central Park within a week, Captain Marvel decides to get involved and track down the individual(s) responsible. However, Chief Brannigan and the rest of the Police Department merely laugh at the prospect! So, Cap disguises himself as a Policeman until he captures a gang of young hoodlums.

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