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"Introducing Captain Marvel!"

"Introducing Captain Marvel!"

SeriesFamous 1st Edition, Limited Collectors' Golden Mint Series
NumberVol. 1 #F-4
PublisherDC Comics, National Periodical Publications, Inc.
Date1974-11
TypeComic Book, Softcover
LanguageEnglish
ColoristBill Parker
Cover ArtistC. C. Beck
CreatorC. C. Beck
EditorSol Harrison, Bill Parker, E. Nelson Bridwell
InkerC. C. Beck, Greg Duncan, Bob Kingett
PencilerC. C. Beck, Greg Duncan, Bob Kingett
Published ByCarmine Infantino
WriterBill Parker
Original PublisherFawcett Publications, INC
GenreSuperhero
Published inNew York, New York
Pages66
CharactersCaptain Marvel (Billy Batson) (Earth S)(First appearance) (Origin), Shazam (Earth S) (First appearance), Ibis The Invincible (Amentep) (Earth S) (First appearance), Golden Arrow (Roger Parsons) (First appearance), Spy Smasher (Alan Armstrong)(First appearance), Scoop Smith (First appearance), Lance O' Casey (First appearance), Dan Dare (First appearance)
Story LocationEarth-S: Rock of Eternity, New York: New York City, Egypt; Thebes, American West, Washington, D.C. Area, South Sea; Maloana Island, Barracuda Island, Florida; Sea Castle
Collects"Introducing Captain Marvel!"
LinksIssue link · Reprint link
NotesThis is an exact reprint of the edition of Whiz Comics originally published in February 1940. As an exact reprint it reproduces all advertising contained in the original. It comes with a caution note about trying to order items in the advertising because they were printed in 1940. Reprinted Issue: Whiz Comics Vol 1 #2, February, 1940 1st Story: "Introducing Captain Marvel" 2nd Story: Ibis Lives Again! 3d Story: The Origin of Golden Arrow 4th Story: The Coming of Spy Smasher 5th Story: The Radium Theft of Dr. Death 6th Story: Incident at Maloana 7th Story: Seals of Doom Golden Arrow is currently a licensed property of DC Comics, but to date he has yet to appear in an actual DC Comics comic book. Whiz Comics was published by Fawcett Publications. The premiere issue of the series actually begins with issue #2. The character of Captain Marvel was originally to be named Captain Thunder for the first issue of Thrill Comics. Thrill Comics would have taken the #1 slot for this series, but it was never published beyond a single ashcan preview edition.