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CATALOG RECORD

All-Winners Comics #21

Marvel · Series began 1941 · Winter 1946-47

Dates

Cover date
Winter 1946-47
On sale
December 8, 1946
In stores
December 6, 1946
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Syd Shores, Allen Bellmanscript: Otto Binder

Stories

  • Menace from the Future World! [Chapter 1] · 4 pages

    Cap calls the All-Winners Squad together to deal with the threat of Future Man, a person from the far future, who has come back to the 20th Century, enlisting the aid of Madame Death and her gang along the way, to pave the way for the migration of his people to Earth, whose sole purpose is to wipe out mankind of today!

  • [Menace from the Future World!, Chapter 2] The Green Plague! · 8 pages

    Cap and Bucky arrive in Europe and begin their search for Future Man and Madame Death, who are already in central Europe and have secured a laboratory in which they plan to make Germ Bombs out of future germs unknown in this world to kill off the inhabitants.

  • [Menace from the Future World!, Chapter 3] Murder in Slow Motion! · 6 pages

    After their close call in Europe, Madame Death and Future Man head for Diablo Crater in South America and meet up with the Stiletto Gang, on whom Future Man will use mental waves to seize control of their minds, allowing them to do many scientific feats. Future Man also creates a Slow-Down Machine, whose rays, when played on the populace and the Whizzer, slows them down so they become easy prey for the Stiletto Gang.

  • [Menace from the Future World!, Chapter 4] Wave of Destruction! · 8 pages

    Namor arrives in Asia along the China coast, and soon discovers the presence of the Pacific Pirates, modern day raiders who use a submarine as their weapon of attack. They are secretly saved from Namor and enlisted by Madame Death and Future Man to help create a massive tidal wave that will wipe out most of the population of Asia.

  • Holiday for Murder · 2 pages

    Staying for a short while at a hotel at a Beachwood Resort, young adventurer Davey Stanford witnesses a scene in the hotel's casino in which a patron accuses the owner of a fixed roulette wheel, demanding his money back. As the evening drags on, Davey is positive that the man will never get his money back, but probably will be murdered!

  • [Menace from the Future World!, Chapter 5] The Living Dead! · 5 pages

    Miss America, while flying over the continent of Africa, notices a caravan below being attacked apparently by living mummies. The mummies have been revived by Future Man's "life battery", which has been converted to give off "life currents", allowing the villain to use thousands of these mummies from unknown tombs to sweep, like an Army, over the entire continent, wiping out all living souls.

  • [Menace from the Future World!, Chapter 6] Flames of Fury! · 8 pages

    Future Man uses a common incendiary bomb to start a huge forest fire in North America for the purpose of decoying the Torch and Toro long enough so that he and Madame Death can enlist the aid of desert badmen, who supply the villains with Uranium-235 so that they can produce an atomic match.....a match that will burn anything that has atoms.

  • [Menace from the Future World!, Chapter 7] War between the Worlds! · 4 pages

    When Future Man is seemingly stopped at every turn by the All-Winners Squad members, he threatens to make a call for help into the future, requesting hundreds of future men be sent by giant spaceships armed with Neutronic Bombs! However, the Squad attacks before this can happen, and, by a quirk of fate, controls on the villain's ship are locked to keep going far in the past, thus ending the threat of future attackers.

Reprinted in

Marvel Super-Heroes (1967), Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age All-Winners Comics (2005)

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