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CATALOG RECORD

Captain America Comics #19

Marvel · Series began 1941 · October 1942

Dates

Cover date
October 1942
On sale
August 5, 1942
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Al Avison, Bill King, Allen Bellman, Don Rico, Sam Garyinks: Al Avison, Syd Shores, George Klein, Bill King, Don Rico, Sam Garyscript: Stan Lee, Mickey Spillane

Stories

  • The Crocodile Strikes! · 17 pages

    Freeman Mosher dons a crocodile costume in order to seek out a fortune in jewels hidden in an old plantation's bedpost, but Cap and Bucky put "paid" to his plans.

  • The Vines of Doom · 7 pages

    The Torch must overcome a killer plant known as The Bloodsucker in order to unravel the mystery of a hidden treasure.

  • Kid Patriotism vs. the Reich · 2 pages

    Gramps becomes a hero to the U.S. military, as well as the boys, when he devises a plan to attach a red buoy to a Nazi submarine, thus alerting Army Air Forces of their location.

  • Your Life Depends on It! · 4 pages

    After finishing off a group of spies, Cap explains to Bucky [and all readers] exactly why such deeds are making America a safer place to live and why the fight is being made against the Germans and Japanese. Readers are implored to buy more U.S. Savings Bonds and Stamps to assure victory.

  • On to Berlin! · 24 pages

    The Nazis kidnap General Spenser to get vital information from him re U.S. attacks on Germany. When volunteers are asked for to help rescue the General, Pvt. Steve Rogers refuses to volunteer, and Bucky thinks him a coward.

  • Roddy's Double Trouble · 7 pages

    Spud and Pete devise a way to get back at Roddy: one will dress as the Secret Stamp and help rescue Jane from a dire villain.

Reprinted in

Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Captain America (2005), Golden Age Captain America Omnibus (2014)

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