Captain America Comics #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Vampire Strikes!", Captain America and Bucky investigate a strange mystery in 1943: five people repeatedly check out a book called Song of the Wind—only to return it the next day. When Roddy and Thomas follow one of them, they uncover a chilling clue: the man uses an ultraviolet lamp to read the book, leading the Secret Stamp to suspect something far more sinister than a simple literary curiosity. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Don Rico and Bob Oksner, with a cover by Syd Shores, this issue blends wartime suspense with early horror elements in a story that’s as sharp as it is eerie.
In "The Vampire Strikes!" from Captain America Comics #24 (1943), Sgt. Duffy recruits Joe Dawson, Steve Rogers, and Bucky Barnes for a dangerous mission atop Vampire's Mountain to install a searchlight. Their journey takes a chilling turn when they encounter a vampire who drains Dawson’s blood—leaving his fate uncertain and the team on edge.
In "The Monument Murder," patriotic heroes the Torch and Toro are called to Mount Rushmore to help clean its base—only to find themselves caught in a sudden attack when Toro is shot, leaving the mystery of the sniper and the true purpose of their mission unresolved.
When five mysterious readers all check out the same obscure book, *Song of the Wind*, only to return it the next day, Roddy and Thomas are left scratching their heads. Following one of them home, Roddy uncovers a strange clue: the man uses an ultraviolet lamp to read the book, leading the Secret Stamp to investigate further.
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Reprinted in Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Captain America #6 (2012), Golden Age Captain America Omnibus #2 (2021)
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