Captain Marvel Jr. #83

From Fawcett's 52-page March 1950 issue, Kurt Schaffenberger's cover drops Captain Marvel Jr. into a vivid historical setting — the blue-caped hero swoops dramatically through a wooden gallows structure, apparently arriving just in time as period-costumed onlookers and a bare-chested villain scramble around the scaffold. The cover blurb promises a time-travel tale, "Captain Marvel Jr. Goes Back in Time to Save the Man Who Lived History," and Schaffenberger makes the urgency feel genuinely thrilling against the backdrop of Tudor-style buildings and a bright open sky. With Otto Binder writing and Bud Thompson on interior art, this is a fine slice of early 1950s superhero adventure at its imaginative best.