Captain Marvel Adventures #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA striking piece of 1942 wartime comics publishing, this Fawcett issue features cover art by Marc Swayze showing Captain Marvel — red-suited, lightning-bolt emblem gleaming — standing shoulder to shoulder with a white-haired, grimly determined Uncle Sam in his stars-and-stripes coat. The cover boldly announces their teamwork against invaders in Alaska, capturing the patriotic urgency that defined the home front that year. Inside, C. C. Beck with inkers Dave Berg and Ezra Jack Keats bring "The Alaskan Adventure" to life — and there's even a "Paste the Axis" contest dangling a $1,500 War Bonds prize for readers ready to join the fight.
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A hypnotist does his magic on Steamboat and fills him with a burning desire to become an ebony Captain Marvel!
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