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Captain Marvel Adventures 001F (1941) (c2c) (Darkmark-DCP) |
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Billf |
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Captain Marvel Adventures #1 was drawn by Jack Kirby. It's early days for Kirby (I believe this book predates his partnership with Joe Simon) but the artist's dynamic style is unmistakeable. |
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BillyBatson4360 |
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This work IS by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby. They did it while moonlighting from their assignments for Timely Comics. It was a rushed job and they attempted to imitate the C.C. Beck drawing style. |
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Tenneessee Charlie |
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CMA#1 were drawn by kirby == inks were done by Dick Briefer. ==== scripts of rousing adventure were by simon. REJOICE === cover by cc beck |
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adamelijah |
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This was amazingly good stuff. |
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lahmib |
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this is great. thanks for being here and archiving this amazing work. |
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Magni |
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Awesome, Thanks for share! |
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Magni |
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Hello, I have a doubt, the inner covers of this comic (pages 2 and 67) are black? |
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3Face |
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Would this story, and others, be in any of the Shazam Archives books? Thanks! |
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Yoc |
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Hi 3Face, according to the GCD index site this book was reprinted in The Shazam! Archives #2 ([September] 1999). |
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3Face |
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Thank you Yoc. Never think to look there for the info. Been pondering getting the Archive books for CM. |
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Yoc |
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My pleasure 3Face. The GCD is the first place I go to find reprint listings.
If they don't have it then it gets tricky for me.
Good luck on getting those archives at a reasonable price! |
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Issue: #[1]
Published: [March] 1941, Price: 0.10 USD, Pages: 68, Editing: Bill Parker
Color: Color Dimensions: Standard Golden Age U.S. (7 3/4" X 10 10/16") Paper Stock: Glossy Cover; Newsprint Inerior Binding: Saddle-stitched Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series
Notes: The title of the issue is "64 Pages of New Captain Marvel Adventures," per the issue itself and the U. S. Copyright Office filing. It is unnumbered.
The on-sale date is the Library of Congress copyright record publication date.
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Activity (1 page) |
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Captain Marvel Pencil-Puzzle-Page |
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Captain Marvel offers three different activities for readers to work on and enjoy: a connect the dot activity, activity that challenges readers to see how many words (of three letters or more) they can make out of the word "English", and a "Play Square" Planet activity in which readers are to connect a dot to the nearest dot, numbering lines that do not close a square (there are 19 in all). |
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Captain Marvel [Billy Batson] |
Activity (1 page) |
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Billy Batson's Page of Games |
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Billy offers four different activities for readers to complete, including a Planet Play Square exercise of connecting nearest dots and numbering lines, a maze, and two more. |
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Billy Batson |
Comic Story (16 pages) |
Battles the Vampire |
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Captain Marvel |
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Billy is given an assignment to interview a Doctor Deever, who has created a process to restore the dead to life. The doctor takes Billy to a cemetery and succeeds in raising a vampire back to life, losing his own in the process. Captain Marvel must figure out a way to defeat his unholy foe before more people become its' victims, and, as Billy, checks out a book to aid him in his cause: "The Vampire Legend" by H. P. Lovecraft. |
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Script: Manly Wade Wellman ? | Pencils: Jack Kirby | Inks: Dick Briefer |
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Superhero |
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Captain Marvel [Billy Batson] Sterling Morris Doctor Deever (death) Bram Thirla (villain, Introduction, A Vampire, Death) Group Of Un-named Vampires (villain, Introduction For All, All Die) |
Promo (ad From The Publisher) (1 page) |
Captain Marvel's in the Movies! |
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Captain Marvel |
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Letters: typeset |
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Captain Marvel [Billy Batson] |
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