Captain America Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Menace of the Murderous Mole-Man," Captain America and Bucky face a shadowy enemy beneath London’s streets— a Nazi moleman whose fear of light makes him a deadly, unseen threat. With bombs ticking beneath shelters and government buildings, Cap and Bucky must navigate the chaos of war-torn London, disarming a trap under 10 Downing Street and rescuing Bucky from a ticking time bomb. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Jimmy Thompson with inks by Allen Bellman, this 1943 adventure features a cover by Syd Shores that captures the tension of the underground assault.
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A Nazi moleman who has difficulty seeing in the light is plaguing London with a series of planted explosives targeting shelters and administrative buildings while German bombers fly overhead as a front. Cap and Bucky intervene and Bucky gets tied to a bomb while Cap disarms one placed under 10 Downing St. After Cap rescues Bucky and turns over the moleman to police, Churchill greets Cap and Bucky and requests that they stay on to fight with them. Cap thanks the PM for the offer, but tells him that their orders are to return to the States, and Bucky says that maybe they can return sometime.
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