Marvel Mystery Comics #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Carl Burgos Meets the Human Torch," the creator of the Human Torch and Toro finds himself at the heart of his own story when the characters leap from his sketchpad to help fight Nazi propaganda. With a bold idea inspired by his heroes, Carl teams up with Torch, Toro, and the Sub-Mariner to deliver subversive comics behind enemy lines—only to face a deadly spy in a diner where the soda jerk isn’t who he seems. Written and illustrated by Carl Burgos, with a striking cover by Alex Schomburg, this 1942 Marvel Mystery Comics issue blends wartime intrigue with the birth of a superhero legacy.
In a whimsical twist of wartime creativity, Carl Burgos finds himself at a creative crossroads when the Human Torch and Toro leap from his sketchpad to inspire a bold new story. With Martin Goodman’s approval, the heroes take to the skies, dropping comics over Nazi Germany to spread laughter and defiance—only to face Hitler’s brutal crackdown and a deadly spy in a diner.
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Reprinted in Timely's Greatest: The Golden Age Human Torch by Carl Burgos Omnibus #[nn] (2019)
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