Master Comics #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Capt. Marvel Jr. Saves the Doomed Army," the Weeper unleashes his sinister "pills of pity" and laughing gas, turning laughter into sorrow—until a surprising ally emerges from within his own gang, driven by concern for his wife’s well-being. This 1942 adventure, written by Henry Perkins and illustrated by the Binder Studio, features the dynamic duo of Captain Marvel Jr. and the Flying Detectives in a high-stakes mission, with Mac Raboy’s striking cover capturing the eerie, dramatic tone of the story.
In "Capt. Marvel Jr. Saves the Doomed Army," Captain Marvel Jr. races to stop Captain Nazi, who has infiltrated an Army camp posing as a doctor and is using a deadly new poison to turn soldiers into the undead. With time running out and thousands at risk, the young hero must uncover the deception and halt the villain’s sinister plan before the entire camp is lost to the dead.
In "The Return of the Weeper," the sinister villain resurfaces with his deadly mix of "pills of pity" and laughing gas—laughter that twists into sorrow. The Flying Detectives face this new threat, but find an unexpected ally in a member of the Weeper's own gang, driven by worry for his wife’s well-being if he doesn’t act.
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Reprinted in The Shazam! Family Archives #1 (2006), Men of Mystery Comics #80 (2009), Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017), Master Comics #30 (2023)
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