Captain Marvel Adventures #134
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Captain Marvel Battles Sivana's Capsule Kingdom," Billy Batson stumbles upon a chilling mystery: chunks of the city are vanishing without a trace. When Captain Marvel investigates, he uncovers a sinister plot by the World's Maddest Scientist, who's using his Atomizer Ray to erase entire neighborhoods—and threatens to kill hundreds unless the hero backs down. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Pete Costanza, with a striking cover by C. C. Beck, this 1952 Fawcett classic delivers high-stakes action and a uniquely eerie twist on urban destruction.
In "Captain Marvel Battles Sivana's Capsule Kingdom," Billy stumbles upon a missing section of town, only to find more of it vanishing before his eyes. When Captain Marvel investigates, he uncovers Sivana’s sinister plan using the Atomizer Ray to threaten the lives of hundreds unless he’s left alone.
In "Cab Crazy," Tad’s trying to get to an address with a sprained foot, but his cab ride takes a wild turn when the vehicle goes out of control—leaving Tightwad utterly focused on one thing: the meter.
Jo, the Kid, races to earn just enough for his dance outfit in one final day of work—only to find the surprise waiting in the package he picks up. A lighthearted, classic slice of 1952 humor from *Captain Marvel Adventures* #134, this short tale captures the joy and anticipation of a simple, heartfelt moment.
In "Mr. Tawny's Bouncing Shoes," the inventor's latest creation—shoes that make wearers bounce with joyful ease—sends shockwaves through the city, turning Mr. Tawny into a sudden tycoon. But as the rubber grows increasingly elastic with time, the bounces start spiraling out of control, leaving everyone in a chaotic, uncontrollable leap.
In "The Lost Island of Ice," Billy and Mr. Morris journey to the remote Whiz Weather Station in the Arctic, where they’re set to unveil the facility’s role in helping future flights navigate the frozen skies. With crisp winds and endless ice as their backdrop, the pair prepares to deliver their report—just as something unexpected stirs beneath the frozen landscape.
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Reprinted in Captain Marvel Annual #1954 (1953), Shazam! #5/1975 (1974), Shazam! #15 (1974), Shazam! #5/1975 (1975)
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