Captain Marvel Adventures, #46
Published: May 1945
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Capt. Marvel and the Tall Stories of Jonah Joggins
Full Steam Ahead for Tokyo!
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Captain Marvel discusses the war effort against Japan.
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Credits page and a public service announcement.
Captain Marvel and The Tall Stories of Jonah Joggins!
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Billy and Cap help old Jonah Joggins, who tells the most exaggerated of tall tales but is about to be thrown off his land by a greedy oilman.
Dopey Danny Dee Keeps Out of Dives!
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- Script: George Marko
- Pencils: George Marko
- Inks: George Marko
Orders Are Orders
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Flaming Rescue!
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R.C. and Quickie come upon a burning house, and, as Quickie sets out to set off the alarm, R.C. enters the house and saves a young girl.
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- Pencils: Creig Flessel
- Inks: Creig Flessel
Captain Marvel Has a Dull Day!
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When Billy tallies up all of Captain Marvel's accomplishments for the last month, Cap realizes that he's pretty tired of his daily adventures. Steamboat promises to take him to do something new, but along the way Captain Marvel still has to perform the usual feats of strength and bravery.
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- Script: Otto Binder
"Oh I'm so glad you came to my birthday party Albert..."
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"...And so I predict that the world will come to an end..."
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- Pencils: Al Liederman (uncertain)
- Inks: Al Liederman (uncertain)
A Matter of Pride
"The sergeant at the recruiting desk agreed with young Jerry Morgan in almost everything..."
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- Script: Jess Benton
The Monster Society of Evil Chapter 25: The End of Mr. Mind!
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Deserted by the last remaining members of the Monster Society, Mr. Mind tries to carry on but finds that he's too small to do much of anything on his own. Captain Marvel calls in an exterminator to drive him out of hiding, after which the villain is finally tried and executed for his crimes.
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- Script: Otto Binder
- Pencils: C. C. Beck
- Inks: Diego Irañeta
- Inks: C. C. Beck (uncertain)
- Inks: Pete Costanza (uncertain)
Story Notes
Conclusion of serial. Last Golden Age appearance of Mr. Mind and Herkimer; both next appear in Shazam! (DC, 1973 series) #2; Mr. Mind's survival explained in Shazam! #31. Inker revision from Beck to Beck-Costanza Studio per P. C. Hamerlinck, added by Craig Delich. The studio included C. C. Beck, Pete Costanza, Jack Binder (who worked for Beck until he started working on the Mary Marvel stories), and Mac Raboy. Ed Robbins, also a part of the studio, and who often laid out the stories for the other artists to follow, was not involved in this story.