America's Greatest Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom Fawcett's 1943 anthology series comes this charming issue featuring Captain Marvel — in his signature red-and-gold costume — leaning over what appears to be a futuristic scale model of a city, pointing out its wonders to a wide-eyed young boy named Johnny. The cover art by C. C. Beck radiates warmth and optimism, with Marvel's speech bubble promising to show the lad "the world of YOUR tomorrow." It's a wonderfully hopeful snapshot of wartime-era comics at their most imaginative, headlining the story "Captain Marvel and the World of Your Tomorrow!
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While working with the underground in Holland, Commando Yank is given a pipe that has the complete data on Nazi defenses in Holland. Unfortunately, Commando Yank is captured and has to figure out a way to get the pipe back for the United States and stop a dike from being destroyed.
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