64 Pages of New Captain Marvel Adventures #2

Jul 1941 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD

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In "World of the Microscope," Billy Batson is sent by Mr. Morris to uncover the truth behind a sailor’s mysterious death, only to be shanghaied onto the pirate ship Sea Witch bound for a remote island. There, he discovers a hidden quest for the lost treasure of Tamungu, all while navigating a world where the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Written by Rod Reed and illustrated by George Tuska, with a cover by C. C. Beck, this 1941 adventure blends mystery and maritime intrigue in a 60-cent tale of daring and discovery.

Contains 4 stories

World of the Microscope

17 pp · Superhero

Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]Beautia SivanaDr. Thaddeus Bodog Sivana (villain)The Germ-People (villains, introduction for all)

In "World of the Microscope," Captain Marvel and Beautia are shrunk to microscopic size by Sivana’s latest invention, plunging them into a hidden, perilous world where every ordinary surface becomes a treacherous landscape. With Sivana hunting them in this tiny realm, they must navigate towering hazards and unseen threats—survival depends on wit, courage, and the strength of their bond.

Invasion from Mars

12 pp · Superhero

Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]Sterling MorrisHenderson (astronomer)The Spider Men from Mars (villains, introduction for all, all on Earth die)unnamed King of Mars (villain, introduction, reforms)

The Pirate's Treasure

14 pp · Superhero

Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]Sterling Morrisunnamed sailor (death)Captain Thaddeus Heth (villain, introduction, death)Mozo (villain, introduction, death)Esau Grommett (villain, introduction, death)

In "The Pirate's Treasure," Billy is sent by Mr. Morris to uncover the truth behind a sailor's mysterious death, only to be kidnapped and forced aboard the cursed pirate ship Sea Witch. Now trapped on a voyage to a remote island, Billy must navigate the dangers of a ruthless crew and a long-lost legend, as the ship's captain hunts the sunken treasure of Tamungu just off the coast.

The Arson Fiend

18 pp · Superhero

Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]Sterling MorrisMr. Barclay (introduction, death)Mike (introduction)The Arson Fiend [George D. Tweedle] (villain, introduction, death)

In "The Arson Fiend," Captain Marvel investigates a peculiar pattern of fires linked to a mysterious little man selling fire insurance from a small black bag. When a business refuses his offer, a strange arsonist mysteriously appears—setting the building ablaze with eerie precision.