Master Comics #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA vivid piece of 1942 wartime comics art, this Mac Raboy cover for Master Comics #29 puts Captain Marvel Jr. — red cape streaming, fist cocked — in direct pursuit of two caricatured Axis figures fleeing in obvious panic across a smoke-filled landscape. The bold cover copy promises that "Capt. Marvel Jr. Belts the Terror Twins" and teases the mystery of "Who's Hoodoo?" inside, making this a snapshot of how Fawcett channeled the anxieties of the home front into four-color heroics. Raboy's clean linework and confident staging give the scene real momentum, capturing the defiant energy that made wartime superhero comics such a compelling part of American popular culture in 1942.
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The Flying Detectives come face to face with a villain who uses concentrated bee venom as a murder weapon, and who is revealed to be a greedy chauffeur who wants to marry his pretty and wealthy female boss.
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