Marvel Firsts: WWII Super Heroes #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA remarkable 2013 collection that brings together Marvel's earliest wartime champions under one cover — Captain America front and center, flanked by a blazing Human Torch, the Sub-Mariner, and an array of golden-age heroes whose colorful costumes capture the bold, patriotic energy of the era. The cover art, drawn from the work of legendary talents including Jack Kirby, Carl Burgos, Alex Schomburg, and others, is itself a testament to the remarkable artistic voices that shaped Marvel's wartime universe. A strip of vintage covers along the bottom — from Young Allies, USA Comics, Mystic Comics, and Captain America Comics among others — gives a vivid sense of just how much golden-age adventure awaits inside.
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