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Captain Flight Comics #11 (1947)

Four Star Publications · 1947 · 52 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Strange Tale of the Sea Monster
10 pp · adventure
Torpedoman [Don Wallace]SalvadorOscar (giant rubber octopus)Tripset (villain)Mr. Fowler (villain)

In "Strange Tale of the Sea Monster," Torpedoman dives into the deep after a warning from Salvador about a monstrous octopus lurking beneath the waves. When the creature attacks, he’s captured by a secret crew and brought to their leader, Mr. Fowler—only to escape and return to the ocean floor, where he uncovers a shocking truth: the beast is a fake, a rubber construct hiding a criminal oil-drilling scheme.

Monstrous ..Mutants..
8 pp · science fiction
Red Rocket [Rod Page]ChuckHurr (Martian friend of the Red Rocket, death)

In "Monstrous ..Mutants..," Rod races to uncover a global conspiracy after learning that babies are being swapped in hospitals worldwide—linking the mystery to his friend Chuck, whose memories have vanished, and Chuck’s recent journey to Mars. As Rod digs deeper, he uncovers a shocking truth: the so-called mutant minorities on Mars have declared themselves the true majority, and now seek to transform both Martians and humans into their image.

Blue Flame Meets S. Aitan
6 pp · superhero
The Blue Flame (first appearance)FlahertyS. Aiten
Mummy's Mummy
8 pp · superhero
The Black Cobra [Jim Hornsby]The Cobra Kid [Bob Hornsby]District Attorney Hornsby (Jim and Bob's father)Mr. Abernathy (museum director)two unnamed crooks (villains)

When crooks target the museum's prized mummies, The Black Cobra and The Cobra Kid uncover a clever scheme involving hidden Egyptian relics and a mysterious note marked only with the word "Reptiles." As the heroes piece together clues hidden among the museum's serpent displays, they race to stop the thieves from escaping with their prize—but not before discovering a traitor working from the inside.

Problem with Duke
8 pp · humor
DanDeeDuke Shaw
Under the Base of the Statue of Liberty
6 pp · adventure
Torpedoman [Don Wallace]Highpockets (villain)

Torpedoman investigates a mysterious subterranean hideaway beneath the Statue of Liberty, only to discover a high-stakes criminal gambling operation hidden in a cave under the Hudson River. When the operation's leader Highpockets threatens to seize Torpedoman's secret retreat, our hero must use every trick in his arsenal to protect what he's built and stop the racket cold. Adventure and danger collide in this six-page tale of justice taking hold in the most unexpected of places.

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