Comics

Whiz Comics (Golden Age) Pre DC Capt Marvel Pt II (joshua13)h33t

  • Download Faster
  • Download torrent
  • Direct Download
  • Rate this torrent +  |  -
Whiz Comics (Golden Age) Pre DC Capt Marvel Pt II (joshua13)h33t

Download Anonymously! Get Protected Today And Get your 70% discount


Torrent info

Name:Whiz Comics (Golden Age) Pre DC Capt Marvel Pt II (joshua13)h33t

Infohash: D7F42593DA5B13761C3049926DD1C70BBDE3666E

Total Size: 1.18 GB

Seeds: 0

Leechers: 0

Stream: Watch Full Movie @ Movie4u

Last Updated: 2021-12-30 20:39:04 (Update Now)

Torrent added: 2009-08-20 18:35:57






Torrent Files List


Whiz Comics 040.cbr (Size: 1.18 GB) (Files: 29)

 Whiz Comics 040.cbr

52.14 MB

 Whiz Comics 041.cbr

55.44 MB

 Whiz Comics 042.cbr

52.29 MB

 Whiz Comics 043.cbr

51.19 MB

 Whiz Comics 044 (07-1943).cbr

23.73 MB

 Whiz Comics 045.cbr

53.31 MB

 Whiz Comics 046.cbr

47.79 MB

 Whiz Comics 047 (fiche).cbr

19.72 MB

 Whiz Comics 048 (fiche).cbr

17.77 MB

 Whiz Comics 049 (fiche).cbr

19.02 MB

 Whiz Comics 050 (Missing p29) (01-1944).cbr

33.44 MB

 Whiz Comics 053 (04-1944).cbr

27.87 MB

 Whiz Comics 056 (fiche).cbr

21.59 MB

 Whiz Comics 057.cbr

40.75 MB

 tracked_by_h33t_com.txt

0.02 KB

 Whiz Comics 039.cbr

51.00 MB

 Whiz Comics 038.cbr

49.42 MB

 Whiz Comics 037 (11-1942).cbr

25.96 MB

 Whiz Comics 036.cbr

51.35 MB

 Whiz Comics 035.cbr

53.44 MB

 Whiz Comics 034 (09-1942).cbz

74.42 MB

 Whiz Comics 033.cbr

57.03 MB

 Whiz Comics 032.cbr

54.81 MB

 Whiz Comics 031 (06-1942).cbr

43.91 MB

 Whiz Comics 030.cbr

48.84 MB

 Whiz Comics 029.cbr

50.16 MB

 Whiz Comics 028.cbr

53.16 MB

 Whiz Comics 027 (02-1942).cbr

17.67 MB

 Whiz Comics 026 (Fiche).cbz

56.64 MB
 

tracker

leech seeds
 

Torrent description

Whiz Comics (Pre-DC) -Captain Marvel Pt II 026-057 (ic) Jan 1942-Aug 1944

Hey Kids It's Billy Batson! No It's not Shazam!
It's Captain Marvel - Golden Age Edition. Having read no current versions of him I can't compare them but it's likely there have been significant changes, given the pattern with every character I do know about.

No no not THAT captain Marvel of that other big publisher, and the girl in the case is not Ms. Marvel either. This guy has a sister Mary Marvel. Then there's Captain Marvel Jr., and The Marvel Family. Even Hoppy the Marvel Bunny (I kid you not)
*Hoppy* .... the ..... *Marvel*.... ***Bunny***. No not a woman named bunny. Fur. Long ears. rabbit. species uncertain. I don't know. I don't want to know.

There is no issue one. There never was. Issue 002 the first published issue. This was not an error. These days publishers love sot start comics over at #001 to encourage the "1st issue - might be valuable someday" buyers. back then customers and store owners wanted to think a comic had some staying power. They shied away from #1. I'm not sure why #2 would be far enough along.
Whiz Comics are where Captain Marvel made his debut. Shortly He was also in Captain Marvel Adventures. Other Marvel Family titles followed This was Fawcett, not DC in these Days. Later Fawcett went out of business and DC bought up the rights to Captain Marvel and other properties. But they waited too long to pubish him again and by the tyme they did Marvel Comics had trade marked Captain Marvel and DC could not publish a comic with that title. Thus was born the name Shazam, which was simply what BIlly siad to be Captain marvel back in these days.

WWII was reflected on many covers in this period, as with most comics of the era. Apparently American pilots needed a little help with maps. Click here to see this cover

America's Pinup favorite! :lol:. My impression was it was Bettie Grable or Bettie Page. I'm positive the soldier's choice was more female than this.;). (is this the origin of he slang term "Bettie" for a pretty girl?Click here to see this cover

This is not the place to voice political opinions, but just an observation. Draw your own conclusions but something has changed. I'm trying to imagine the U.S. gov't trying to sell bonds to adults and even stamps (really low-priced bonds) to kids to raise funds for the "War on Terror" Iraq & Afghanistan. How may of even the minority supporters of the Iraq war here in the U.S. would dig into their pockets today for targeted war bonds? WWII was the last war that had this level of citizen support. Comics were full of these ads back then. Click here to see this cover

Spies and saboteurs were major enemies the heroes fought in those days. Click here to see this cover

related torrents

Torrent name

health leech seeds Size
 


comments (0)

Main Menu