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Master Comics
Date | Number: 22 | Lang: English (en)
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   By theologien
The wax figures in the Captain Marvel Jr. story are interesting: Peter Costo (a wax figure); Sir Clarence Beck (a wax figure); Irwin Wile (a wax figure). Peter Costo=Peter Costanza? Sir Clarence Beck = C C Beck? Irwin Wile = Irwin Hasen? don't think he worked for Fawcett though.
   By David Miles
Before he gets his own feature in Master Comics, Capt. Marvel Jnr now crosses over into a Bulletman tale. Another landmark issue. Mac Raboy excels as an action artist in this early period of comic art.
  
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PublicationJanuary 1942 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: monthly
 
CoverThe Wax Death!
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Captain Marvel, Jr. [Freddy Freeman]; Bulletman [Jim Barr]; Susan Kent [Bulletgirl]; Captain Nazi [Albrecht Krieger]; Dr. Eternity
 
Comic StoryThe Wax Death (14.66 pages)
SynopsisBulletman vows to stop Dr. Eternity, who is determined to eliminate ten different people through his dreaded wax death and later teams with Captain Marvel Jr. to track down both Eternity and Captain Nazi.
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Bulletman [Jim Barr]; Susan Kent [Bulletgirl]; Sgt. Kent; Captain Marvel, Jr. [Freddy Freeman]; Sir Henry Eliot (introduction, death); Sir Henry Welch (introduction); Peter Costo (a wax figure); Sir Clarence Beck (a wax figure); Irwin Wile (a wax figure); Captain Nazi [Albrecht Krieger] (villain); Dr. Eternity (villain, introduction)
NotesTitle taken from the cover. Story continued from Whiz Comics (Fawcett, 1940 series) #25 (December 1941). The last 1/3 of page 15 is an illustrated advertisement for the next issue of Bulletman Comics (#3).
 
Comic StoryThe Hawk (10 pages)
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Minute Man [Jack Weston]; The Hawk (first appearance; villain)
 
Comic StoryThe Return of the Little Men (7 pages)
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: El Carim; The Little Men From the Mountain
 
Text StoryFlying Murder (2 pages)
CreditsScript: Joseph J. Millard | Letters: typeset
 
Comic StorySalty Bill and the Gold Mine (7 pages)
SynopsisBuck and Mike help a lady in distress cross the desert using the wind to move her wagon.
ContentGenre: Western-frontier | Characters: Buck Jones; Silver (horse); Mesquite Mike (deputy); Susan Lee; Salty Bill (grandpa)
NotesCarlson can be recognized by his horses with rather long, narrow tapering heads and especially by his way of drawing the legs of running horses, with outstretched frontlegs, almost like a rocking horse.
 
Comic StorySue Belle, Fight Fixer (8 pages)
ContentGenre: Adventure
 
Comic StoryThe End of King Leon (7 pages)
ContentGenre: Science Fiction | Characters: V: King Leon (D)
Noteslast appearance. Art credits from Jack Butterworth, owner of a page of original art from the story, via the GCD Error List, 8 May 2005. The original indexer credited the art to Rafael Astarita ?.
 
Comic StoryThe Tomb of Tut Ankhara (7 pages)
ContentGenre: Superhero
Noteslast appearance
 
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