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Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age All-Winners Comics #3 cover
Cover: Alex Schomburg

Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age All-Winners Comics #3

Nov 2008 · Marvel · 54.99 USD; 62.99 CAD
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“The Gorilla Men”
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This volume collects the earliest adventures of the All-Winners Squad, featuring Captain America, the Human Torch, and the Sub-Mariner, from the Golden Age of comics. It reprints issues from the 1940s series All-Winners Comics, showcasing the team's battles against Axis threats and super-villains in a classic, patriotic style. Part of Marvel's Masterworks line, this edition presents these vintage stories in a restored, hardcover format for collectors and historians alike.

In "The Gorilla Men," Namor finds himself outmaneuvered by a cunning adversary who turns the tide with a devious scheme involving chloroformed water and a bold public announcement, all while the fate of the Sub-Mariner hangs in the balance. This 1940s classic, featuring dynamic art by Jimmy Thompson, captures the high-stakes tension of wartime intrigue, with a cover by Alex Schomburg that perfectly frames the era’s dramatic flair.

artist, inker Jimmy Thompson · cover Alex Schomburg

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artist, inker Jimmy Thompson
cover pencils, inks Alex Schomburg

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Tojo comes up with a brilliant plan to chloroform the water in order to render Namor harmless, then capture and send him to Tokyo, finally announcing in the media that he has been captured in order to impress the United Nations that the Japanese are indeed superior.

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