Captain Marvel Annual #1954
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Captain Marvel Battles Sivana's Capsule Kingdom," a mysterious disappearance of entire city blocks sends Billy Batson and Captain Marvel on a frantic search. Otto Binder's story, illustrated by Pete Costanza with inks by the same, sees the hero confront Sivana's terrifying Atomizer Ray, which threatens to erase more of the city unless Captain Marvel surrenders. The cover by C. C. Beck captures the moment with classic flair, a 2/6 shilling gem from 1953.
In a town where chunks of streets vanish without a trace, Billy stumbles upon a chilling mystery—whole blocks simply erased. When Captain Marvel investigates, he uncovers Sivana’s sinister plan: using his Atomizer Ray to erase parts of the city, threatening to kill hundreds unless the hero surrenders.
In "Mr. Tawny's Bouncing Shoes," the inventor Mr. Tawny accidentally unleashes chaos when his latest creation—bouncing shoes meant to revolutionize footwear—starts gaining unpredictable elasticity over time. Suddenly, everyone wearing them can't stop bouncing, turning streets into a chaotic, airborne spectacle.
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 cover its grand opening and deliver vital weather updates for future flights. With the frozen wilderness stretching endlessly around them, the mission feels both urgent and oddly mysterious.
When the Kid finally has just enough to afford his dance outfit, a surprise awaits him when he picks up the package—only to find it’s not what he expected. A lighthearted moment of teenage anticipation and humor unfolds in this 1953 four-page gem from Captain Marvel Annual.
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