Dates
- Cover date
- July 1946
- On sale
- April 10, 1946
- Pages
- 52
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Vince Alascia, Al Avison, Carmine Infantino, Maurice Del Bourgoinks: Vince Alascia, Jim Mooney, Carmine Infantinoscript: Bill Finger
Stories
- Death On the Downbeat · 13 pages
A criminal alters his looks so that he resembles a popular singer. The singer's doctor carries him around in a large instrument case and lets him out to rob audiences. They do this to establish an alibi for the theft. The women tell the police that they were robbed by the singer, and yet the singer was onstage at the time. The doctor gives the police some psychobabble about how the women are deeply influenced by the singer and they imagine him to be the thief and the police buy into this story and release him. When Cap and Bucky confront the doctor on a train, the duplicate tosses a knife in close quarters combat and the doctor takes it in the back. Cap hands the duplicate over to the police.
- The Monkeys' Curse · 9 pages
- Date With Danger · 2 pages
- The House That Haunts · 7 pages
- Passport To Murder · 1 pages
- Beware the Medicine Man · 12 pages