Marvel Fanfare #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Plague of Frogs," Frog-Man, inspired by Captain America’s heroism, sets out to prove he can be a true partner—only to find himself drawn into the Yellow Claw’s latest scheme, unaware that Cap is on the same trail. Written by Kerry Gammill and J. M. DeMatteis, with art by Gammill and inks by Dennis Janke, this 1987 Marvel Fanfare tale blends quirky ambition with classic espionage, all wrapped in a cover by Gammill and Janke.
Frog-Man, inspired by Captain America’s courage, sets out to prove he’s worthy of a partnership—only to find himself racing against Cap to stop the Yellow Claw’s latest plot. Two heroes, one mission, and a leap of faith that might just bring them closer than either expected.
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Reprinted in Spidey #113 (1989), Marvel Super Heroes Annual #1992 (1992), Captain America Epic Collection #13 (2017), Marvel Masterworks: Doctor Strange #11 (2024), Captain America by Mark Gruenwald Omnibus #1 (2024), Marvel Fanfare Omnibus #2 (2025), Die Spinne #152, Die Spinne #157
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