Captain Marvel Jr. #75

From Fawcett's 1949 summer lineup, this issue pits the World's Mightiest Boy against a towering, shadowy gunslinger — the Outlaw of Crooked Creek — who looms menacingly over a crouching Captain Marvel Jr., twin pistols drawn against the dusty Western backdrop of Crooked Creek's post office and desert landscape. Kurt Schaffenberger's cover art makes the size contrast genuinely striking, with the caped young hero standing firm despite facing down a villain twice his size. Fifty-two pages of adventure await inside, including the story "The Hammer That Shook the World," making this a satisfying slice of late-Golden Age superhero storytelling.