Captain Marvel Jr., #34

Published: January (February) 1946

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Captain Marvel Jr. #34

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Issue Contents:
1.000 pages superhero
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The cover depicts Sivana, Jr., who appears next in #36, not this issue.

Story 1 1.000 pages
Twenty-Four Hours to Live!
Story 2 7.000 pages superhero
Credits
Story Notes

The story is possibly inspired by Robert A. Heinlein's "Lifeline". Art credits by Don Ensign.

A Matter of Money!
Story 3 0.500 pages humor
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Story 4 0.500 pages humor

"Hey mister, how's about a lift?"

The Return of the Antbear!
Story 5 6.670 pages superhero
Storyline

A rare striped panda is donated by an explorer to a private zoo and is caged with an Antbear. But a rival explorer, Sherman Shootum, sends his men to the zoo to steal the panda, and Captain Marvel Jr. uses the Antbear as a bloodhound to track down the panda.

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The Antbear (really a giant anteater), termed in this story as "the World's Dumbest Animal", was first seen in Captain Marvel Jr. #33.

Statement of the Ownership, Management Circulation, Etc. (1)
Story 6 0.330 pages
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For October 1st, 1945; notarized May 18, 1945.

Gives Joe a Nightmare!
Story 7 0.500 pages humor
Credits
Story 8 0.500 pages humor

"I hope one of these cars stops soon, I'm very tired."

Ali's Father Talks Turkey
Story 9 2.000 pages
Story Notes

Ends with a Prisoner of War Fact Sheet that covers the prisoners of war within the continental United States as of February 10th, 1945. It includes counts by nationality, number of camps by type, and type of work performed by the prisoners.

Story 10 2.000 pages humor

"The man power shortage has made the laundry situation very critical..."

The Underworld Tournament!
Story 11 7.000 pages superhero
Credits
Story Notes

Art credits by Don Ensign.