Hit Comics #19
In "Im Fall des vermissten Botschafters!", Captain Marvel Jr. – als lahmer Freddy Freeman verkleidet – schleicht sich in die Cheer Lodge, um die kriminellen Machenschaften von Dr. Krool zu durchkreuzen, der seinen Schützlingen beibringt, wie man stiehlt. With sharp storytelling by Andrea Brons and dynamic art by Mac Raboy, this 2024 issue delivers a tense, undercover thriller grounded in mystery and moral stakes.
In "Im Fall des vermissten Botschafters!", Captain Marvel Jr. races to save the day after rescuing the daughter of a missing ambassador, only to uncover a dangerous conspiracy that pulls him into a high-stakes chase across enemy lines—where Mr. Macabre, the Nazis, and the Japanese are all hunting the same prize.
In "Captain Marvel Jr. und die Verbrechen der Krüppel," Captain Marvel Jr. infiltrates the Cheer Lodge under the guise of Freddy Freeman, a seemingly disabled boy, to disrupt the criminal lessons of the sinister Dr. Krool, who preaches theft and violence to his young charges. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed interior artist, the story unfolds with tense undercover stakes and a sharp focus on deception and moral resistance.
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↩ Reprints Cat-Man Comics #6 (1) (1941), Master Comics #31 (1942), Master Comics #32 (1942), Mister Mystery #10 (1953)
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