Captain Marvel Jr. #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Capt. Marvel Jr. Fights the Arabian Knights," Freddy receives a mysterious newspaper ad that pulls him into a high-stakes quest across the desert, where love and magic collide. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Bud Thompson, this 1946 adventure sees Captain Marvel Jr. journey to Arabia to help Ali win the heart of a sultan's daughter by delivering the greatest magical gift—though rival suitors and ancient secrets stand in the way. The cover by Bud Thompson captures the exotic intrigue of the tale.
In this 1946 adventure from Captain Marvel Jr. #38, Freddy answers a newspaper plea for help from a man named Ali, who seeks Captain Marvel Jr.'s aid in a quest back to Arabia. There, Ali hopes to win the hand of a sultan’s daughter by presenting the most powerful magic gift—though he faces a rival suitor in the race.
In "The Stolen Half-Century!" from Captain Marvel Jr. #38 (1946), Jo—wife of Otto Van Dorn—awakens with no memory of the past fifty years, leaving her husband and the world she once knew behind. With her condition a surprise to all, even the imprisoned Graybeard sees a chance to strike, escaping his cell to reclaim the legendary Van Dorn Necklace.
In "The Magic Act," Captain Marvel Jr. keeps a close eye on the weekly waterfront performances of the enigmatic magician Spawn, whose illusions seem to draw in a troubling crowd—people under the influence of opium committing crimes. As the hero digs deeper, he begins to suspect that the magic isn’t just spectacle, but something far more sinister.
In this 1946 tale from *Captain Marvel Jr. #38*, the young hero stumbles upon the spectral remnants of a forgotten western town, where ghostly former residents linger in haunting silence. With quiet determination, he confronts their lingering presence, seeking a way to help them move on—without knowing if they’ll listen.
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Reprinted in Alter Ego #19 (2002), Captain Marvel Jr. #3, Captain Marvel Jr. #5
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