Cover: C. C. Beck & Pete Costanza

Whiz Comics #29

Apr 1942 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD

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In "Capt. Marvel at the Pan-American Olympics," Captain Marvel takes center stage at a high-stakes international games, where athletic feats meet unexpected danger. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Mark Schneider, this 1942 adventure sees the hero teaming up with allies Hal, Nero, and Anita in a thrilling escape from slavers, leading to a daring rebellion under the shadow of Emir Abdullah. The cover by C. C. Beck and Pete Costanza captures the action with bold, dynamic flair.

Contains 6 stories

Capt. Marvel at the Pan-American Olympics

15 pp · Superhero

KerrigoSuggZeb BatsonSchneerPotlyk

The Taming of Buffalo Bull

9 pp · Western-Frontier

White WindBuffalo Bull ReganColonel PetersSmokeyClem

The Stolen Lighthouse

9 pp · Spy, Superhero

Mrs. BennettSchnoutz

The White Lord of Boru Bu

8 pp · Adventure

LorelaChingMr. HoganJohn DumontHarryJoeAberBasu

The Song of the Slaves

6 pp · Jungle

NeroAnitaDoctor Voodoo [Hal Carey]Emir Abdullah

In the heart of the jungle, Doctor Voodoo, Nero, and Anita flee Castle Duma only to be captured by slavers and sold into bondage. Under the rule of Emir Abdullah, a dangerous rebellion stirs among the slaves, and Hal must use his wits and power to ignite a fight for freedom—before the emir escapes with Anita and the mysterious Flask.

Ruthven the Warlock

10 pp · Superhero

Ruthven (villainintroductiondeath)Orpo (villainintroduction)Vera HungateStokes