Captain Marvel [Captain Marvel Adventures] #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Land of Limbo," a desperate Tradin' Sam faces a perilous leap off a cliff, only to be rescued mid-fall by the swift archery of Golden Arrow. With the crooked showman’s schemes hanging in the balance, this thrilling adventure unfolds in the hands of artist Harry Parkhurst, whose dynamic artwork brings the action to life. The cover, a striking piece by C. C. Beck, captures the moment of danger with bold, classic flair.
In "The Cow Boogie Man," a scheming showman tries to silence Tradin' Sam by tying him to a mule and sending him plunging off a cliff—only for Golden Arrow to swoop in with a precise arrow and save the day. The story unfolds in a dusty western frontier, where danger rides on a mule and heroism comes with a well-aimed shot.
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