Captain America Comics #11

In "The Case of the Squad of Mystery," Steve Rogers races to uncover a terrifying deception at Camp Lehigh, where enemy agents have infiltrated a crack rifle unit, posing as American soldiers. With time running out, Steve must expose the impostors before the traitors carry out their deadly plan.

In "The Feud Murders," Captain America ventures into the backhills of Tennessee to unravel a deadly family feud that has spilled into murder at Camp Lehigh, leaving Bucky imprisoned for a crime he may not have committed. With tensions running high and loyalty tested, the patriotic hero must navigate a web of old grudges and hidden motives before justice is lost to revenge.

A brief, fact-filled page from *Captain America Comics* #11 (1942) presents a mix of curious and clarifying tidbits: the naming conventions of U.S. Navy ships, the absence of polar bears in Alaska, the fictional nature of an "Emperor of the U.S.", and the origins of the first bombs—delivered in straightforward, no-nonsense panels.