Captain Marvel Adventures, #9

Published: April 3, 1942

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Captain Marvel Adventures #9

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1.000 pages superhero

"Wahooo! It's Captain Marvel!"

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Cover credit revised by Craig Delich to solely Beck (from Pete Costanza ? on inks), per Brian Cremins article in Alter Ego (Tomorrows, 1999 series) #164 (May 2020), page 79.

In the Realm of the Subconscious
Story 1 15.000 pages superhero

"How did I get here?"

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Note that 'Flesmih', whom Captain Marvel battles in the Subconscious world, is 'Himself' in reverse.

Captain Kid Captures the Big, Big Bad Wolf
Story 2 6.000 pages humor; historical

"Swatville!"

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Sequence information from Wilson C Souza (July 17, 2010).

The Return of Ibac
Story 3 14.000 pages superhero

"Many a rat has built himself up..."

Death Rides the Skies
Story 4 2.000 pages spy

"The Jap spies were getting away with murder..."

Nippo from Nagasaki
Story 5 12.670 pages superhero

"This is a tale of a rising son of the Rising Sun!"

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Charles Martel, the Hammering Frank
Story 6 1.000 pages non-fiction

"Wresting the kingship..."

Captain Marvel Saves the King!
Story 7 13.000 pages superhero

"And then there was the time, folks..."

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Otto Binder says that this was his first non-prose Captain Marvel story, on assignment by editor Ed Herron, written in December 1941. P.C. Hamerlinck, Captain Marvel expert, disagrees with Dobrotka as the artist in Alter Ego #147 (July 2017); Dobrotka art credit removed by Craig Delich and replaced with a ?.