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Captain Marvel Adventures [Wheaties Miniature Edition] #1 · The Collector

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Fawcett
Captain Marvel Adventures [Wheaties Miniature Edition] (1947)
#1

Fawcett#1

Captain Marvel Adventures [Wheaties Miniature Edition]

Captain Marvel Adventures [Wheaties Miniature Edition] #1

Publisher: Fawcett
Cover date: Not stated
On sale: May 11, 1947
Pages: 32

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Stories

3 titled

1Captain Marvel and the Threads of Life
2Captain Marvel and the Bridge of Sighs!

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Grand Comics Database issue 4759

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Captain Marvel has repeated run-ins with a con man who claims to be able to shape the destiny of others--but is he really a fraud?

3

Captain Marvel and the Man Who Made Earthquakes!

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Writer: Bill Woolfolk
Penciller: Pete Costanza
Inker: Pete Costanza
Cover: C. C. Beck

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Captain Marvel

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