Captain Marvel Jr., #71
Published: March 1949
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Issue Contents:
Story Featuring Captain Marvel Jr.
Credits
- Pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger
- Inks: Kurt Schaffenberger
Story Notes
Pencils: 1) Schaffenberger stated by original indexer 2) Bud Thompson suggested by densign8, but not substantiated in any way.
In This Issue
The Warlords of the Moon
Story Featuring Captain Marvel Jr.
Storyline
Captain Marvel Jr. follows Mt. Polomar Observatory, which has suddenly been torn from its foundation by a huge cable attached to a rocket ship, to the Moon, where he must battle three evil scientists who plan to use its giant telescope to aim huge bombs at Earth.
Credits
- Script: Otto Binder
- Pencils: Bud Thompson
- Inks: Bud Thompson
Puts On the Dog
The Animal Invasion
Story Featuring Captain Marvel Jr.
Storyline
A mad scientist invents a "telepathy translator" to command beasts to drive humans out of the animal kingdom and take over the Earth.
Credits
- Pencils: Bud Thompson
- Inks: Bud Thompson
Story Notes
Pencils: 1) Thomson stated by original indexer 2) Joe Certa suggested by densign8, but not substantiated in any way.
The Singing Donkey
Story Featuring Captain Marvel Jr.
Credits
- Script: Bill Woolfolk
- Pencils: Bud Thompson
- Inks: Bud Thompson
Story Notes
Woolfolk wrote this script in July 1948, as his records indicate, and story discovered by Martin O'Hearn. www.Martinohearn.blogspot.com
Prison Perils
Story Featuring Headline Harry
Credits
- Script: Clem Weisbecker
- Pencils: Clem Weisbecker
- Inks: Clem Weisbecker
It's Time
Story Featuring Judge Smudge
Credits
- Script: Howard Boughner
- Pencils: Howard Boughner
- Inks: Howard Boughner
The Daredevil and the Cat
Credits
- Script: Rod Reed
The Ghost of Captain Marvel Jr.
Story Featuring Captain Marvel Jr.
Storyline
Learning from Shazam that a disgruntled Pan-like ghost wants to spread evil in the world by killing all the good people, Captain Marvel Jr. is changed by the ancient wizard into a ghost so that he can battle The Evil One.
Credits
- Pencils: Bud Thompson
- Inks: Bud Thompson
Sawhead
Story Featuring Rubbernose Randolph
Credits
- Script: Art Helfant
- Pencils: Art Helfant
- Inks: Art Helfant