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Captain America Comics #20

Marvel · Series began 1941 · November 1942

Dates

Cover date
November 1942
On sale
September 4, 1942
In stores
September 9, 1942
Pages
68

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Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Syd Shores, Al Avison, Bill King, Carl Pfeufer, Don Rico, Guy Blythe, Lou Paigeinks: Syd Shores, Al Avison, Bill King, John Jordan, Don Rico, Guy Blythe, Lou Paigescript: Stan Lee, Guy Blythe, Henry Morgenthal Jr., Lou Paigeletters: Lou Paige

Stories

  • The Spawn of the Witch Queen · 16 pages

    In Egypt, Cap and Bucky defeat the spawn of the Witch Queen and destroy the evil black magic source of his power, the Book of Thoth.

  • The Giants of the Deep! · 7 pages

    When giant versions of ocean dwelling creatures begin attacking and destroying Allied merchant vessels, Namor investigates and discovers a Nazi plot.

  • The Case of the Killer Shylock · 7 pages

    The Secret Stamp must stop a man named Cherry, a shylock racketeer, who has been robbing people for years and committing murder.

  • The Fiend That Was the Fakir! · 15 pages

    Steve Rogers' unit has been told that the Japanese are preparing to invade India under the direction of the mysterious Fakir, and it's their job to stop them.

  • Two Dangerous Surprises · 2 pages

    Tom and his brother Jimmy run into two masked thugs, who take them prisoner, and watch helplessly as they begin to dig a tunnel to an old Indian pueblo where the Spanish once hid a fortune in gold.

  • Dippy Diplomat · 1 pages

    Worried that moths will devour his fur coat, Dippy comes up with an ingenious solution.

  • The Case of "The Clammy Things" · 13 pages

    Cap and Bucky must face a hoard of grave ridden things that emerge suddenly from the subways of London, all directed by a twisted brain, Dr. Destiny, in his bid to conquer the world.

Publisher’s description

In Egypt, Steve and Bucky learn Colonel Fitzpatrick was murdered because he was studying the Tomb of the Witch Queen. After entering the tomb, they discover findings of a mummified child!

Reprinted in

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

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