Captain Marvel Adventures, #37

Published: July 1944

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Captain Marvel Adventures #37

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Issue Contents:
1.000 pages superhero

"Buy one of these war stamps today!"

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Story 1 1.000 pages

"In this issue"

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Captain Marvel and His Battle of the Bubbles
Story 2 10.000 pages superhero

"Can you think of anything more harmless than soap bubbles?"

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Story Notes

Inker revision from Beck to Costanza per P. C. Hamerlinck in Alter Ego #147 (July 2017).

Story 3 1.000 pages humor; military

"That guy Jones, is getting on my nerves - he'll never obey orders!"

Captain Marvel Meets the Visitors from Space
Story 4 9.000 pages superhero

"Folks! You've heard of stamp collectors..."

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Missing Face Contest No. 2
Story 5 2.000 pages superhero

"Police are frantic..."

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contest

The Captain Marvel Club Comes Through!
Story 6 1.000 pages superhero

"At a neighborhood Captain Marvel Club..."

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paper-drive feature

Pattern for Victory
Story 7 2.000 pages sports

"Bob Keating toed the white baseline..."

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Trouble With Mr. Double
Story 8 8.000 pages superhero

"Hello! Shake! I'm Ike!"

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Story 9 1.000 pages humor

"I had the radio on last night, Danny."

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The Monster Society of Evil Chapter 16: Earth Must Die
Story 10 8.000 pages superhero

"In an old English castle last month..."

Storyline

After Captain Marvel finds a way to plug the lava flow, he pursues Mr. Mind and Jeepers underground, where he meets a race of small people called the Sub-Americans, who have planned to use dynamite to split the western hemisphere from the eastern hemisphere if the Allied forces are endangered by the Nazis. Mr. Mind finds out about the dynamite and plans to use it for his own purposes.

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How "Jack the Weakling" Slaughtered the "Dance-Floor Hog"!
Story 11 1.000 pages
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Inside back cover.

The Mysterious Blonde
Story 12 1.000 pages adventure
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Ad in sequential art form. On back cover.