Captain America Comics #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Telepathic Typewriter (Ch. 1)," a writer discovers that his fictional radio monster, believed in by millions, has become real—and he can command it through a mysterious typewriter. When Captain America intervenes, the creature begins to question its obedience, realizing it might be free if it hides the very tool that controls it. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Clem Weisbecker with inks by Vince Alascia, this 1946 tale blends pulp mystery with early sci-fi imagination, all framed by Alex Schomburg’s striking cover.
In "The Case of the Telepathic Typewriter (Ch. 1)," a desperate writer discovers his fictional radio monster has become real—its actions tied to his typing, and millions of believers giving it power. When Captain America intervenes, the creature makes a chilling realization: it no longer needs to obey its creator if it keeps the typewriter hidden.
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