Captain Marvel Adventures #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis November 1946 Fawcett gem features C. C. Beck's charming cover of Captain Marvel soaring over a city skyline while carrying a smartly dressed blonde woman who cheerfully takes notes with pad and pencil in hand — a delightfully breezy image that perfectly sets up the story title "Captain Marvel Gets a Secretary." The World's Mightiest Mortal looks genuinely pleased with this new arrangement, and honestly, who wouldn't be when your commute involves flying between skyscrapers? With Otto Binder writing and Beck's clean, inviting linework throughout, issue #67 captures the warm, lighthearted spirit that made this series the best-selling comic of its era.
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The story of how Joan Jameson became the secretary for both Billy Batson and Captain Marvel.
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