Captain Marvel Adventures, #90

Published: November 1948

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Captain Marvel Adventures #90

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Issue Contents:
Mr. Tawny's New Home (1)
1.000 pages superhero
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Contents Page (1)
Story 1 1.000 pages
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Mr. Tawny's New Home
Story 2 9.000 pages superhero

"Take your choice, Mr. Tawny!"

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Story Notes

Writer and art credits confirmed in P.C. Hamerlinck article in Alter Ego #27 (August, 2003). Art credits were formerly listed as C.C. Beck ?. The final panel inaugurates the search for a first name for Mister Tawky among readers.

Vern Stephens
Story 3 1.000 pages sports
Low Overhead!
Story 4 0.500 pages humor

"Huh? Hey, Dopey Danny Dee!"

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Story Notes

Script and art credits suggested by Jerry Bails' Who's Who.

Silence
Story 5 0.500 pages humor

"Welcome to our Golden Wedding Anniversary, Tightwad."

The Hand of Captain Marvel
Story 6 6.670 pages superhero

"Many have been the criminals..."

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Story Notes

writer's credit from Woolfolk's paybook, as reported by Martin O'Hearn.

Captain Tootsie and "The Babe Ruth Story"
Story 7 1.000 pages superhero

"Hootin' zoots, Captain Tootsie, are we really gonna see a movie being made here?"

Storyline

Captain Tootsie and the kids go to Yankee Stadium to watch William Bendix film a scene for the movie "The Babe Ruth Story." The movie scene recreates the famous "Called Home Run" from the 1932 World Series.

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Photo of William Bendix in last panel.

A Skunk
Story 8 0.500 pages humor

"Pa, buy me a bag of peanuts, please."

Cereal
Story 9 0.500 pages humor

"I have to go shopping, Danny."

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Story Notes

Script and art credits suggested by Jerry Bails' Who's Who.

Captain Marvel on Exhibit!
Story 10 6.670 pages superhero

"Artists use models such as this..."

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The Lost Golf Ball
Story 11 4.000 pages humor

"You're some caddy, Captain Kid!"

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Fabulous Facts about Diamonds
Story 12 1.000 pages non-fiction

"The Cullinhan Diamond, largest ever found..."

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Mystery World
Story 13 2.000 pages science fiction

"As his small one-man rocket ship..."

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The World of Mr. Atom
Story 14 8.000 pages superhero

"You have not forgotten the last time Captain Marvel met Mr. Atom!"

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Story Notes

credits from an article by John Pierce in Alter Ego (TwoMorrows Publishing, 1999 series) #89 (October 2009, Writer credits confirmed from Woolfolk's paybook, as reported by Martin O'Hearn.