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Cover: C. C. Beck & Pete Costanza

Whiz Comics #23

Oct 1941 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD
“The Bal Masque”

In "The Bal Masque," Billy and Whitey return from Guatemala to a new mystery in Washington D.C., where a masked ball becomes the stage for a secret mission. With the help of a radio station owner and a seemingly ordinary ambassador’s daughter, Captain Marvel must safeguard a hidden code—contained in her ring—before it falls into the wrong hands. Penciled and inked by C. C. Beck, with cover art by Beck and Pete Costanza, this 1941 adventure blends espionage and intrigue in a classic Fawcett tale.

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artist, inker C. C. Beck · cover C. C. Beck, Pete Costanza

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artist, inker C. C. Beck
cover pencils C. C. Beck
cover inks Pete Costanza

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Billy and Whitey return from their adventure in Guatemala (where they battled the Mayan monkey-god) and receive a note from Mr. Morris to meet him in Washington D.C. in regards to a secret mission. They are instructed to meet the radio station owner at a masked ball, and he introduces the pair to the ambassador and his daughter. The daughter doesn't realize that her ring contains a secret code, and that is what Captain Marvel must protect until it's delivered to the proper officials.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).