Cover: C. C. Beck & Pete Costanza

Captain Marvel Adventures #41

Nov 1944 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD

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In "Captain Marvel Battles the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man," Captain Marvel faces a new kind of threat when Mr. Mind, frustrated by his failed schemes, turns to propaganda—writing a book called Mind Kampf to spread his ideology. With the help of one of his monsters, Mr. Mind manipulates Captain Marvel into using his powers to accelerate the book’s release, but the hero quickly finds a way to outwit the scheme. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by C. C. Beck, with cover art by C. C. Beck and Pete Costanza, this 1944 classic blends pulp-style villainy with the hero’s trademark wit and courage.

Contains 6 stories

Captain Marvel Battles the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man

13.67 pp · Superhero

Whitey MurphyCissie SummerlySteamboatSeven Deadly Enemies of Man [Dr. Thaddeus Bodog SivanaPeter Drone (first appearance)Mr. Hogg (first appearance)Broot (first appearance)three unnamed others] (villainshuman counterparts of the real Seven Deadlies)]

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

Dopey Danny Dee

The Adventure of the Two Heroes in Dayton, Ohio

8 pp · Superhero

Sterling MorrisDwight YoungWalter LockeMayor Frank M. KrebbsLin MasonDick CullPrivate First Class John BrightPrivate First Class Stanley KupinskyPaul Ackerman"Si" BurickRonald B. Woodyard

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor, Children

Captain Kid

Captain Marvel Runs for President!

9 pp · Superhero

SteamboatPhilip Buster

The Monster Society of Evil Chapter 20: Mr. Mind's Book!

7.75 pp · Superhero

Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]Mr. Mind (villain)Sylvester (villain)other crocodile men (villains)Evil Eye (first appearancevillain)Billy Batson

In "The Monster Society of Evil Chapter 20: Mr. Mind's Book!", Mr. Mind, thwarted in his latest schemes, turns to a new weapon: a book titled *Mind Kampf* to spread his ideology. With a monster's hypnotic influence, he tricks Captain Marvel into helping publish it—only for the hero to outwit the plan and turn the tables.