Captain America Comics (1941 series) (Marvel) #72
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| Number | 72 | 72 |
| Volume | ||
| No Volume | No | No |
| Display Volume With Number | No | No |
| Indicia Publisher | ||
| Indicia Publisher Not Printed | Printed | Printed |
| Brand | ||
| No Brand | No | No |
| Publication Date | May 1949 | May 1949 |
| Key Date | 1949-04-10 | 1949-05-10 |
| Year On Sale | None | None |
| Month On Sale | None | None |
| Day On Sale | None | None |
| On Sale Date Uncertain | No | No |
| Indicia Frequency | ||
| No Indicia Frequency | No | No |
| Price | 0.10 USD | 0.10 USD |
| Page Count | 36 (note: total sum of story page counts is 26) | 36 (note: total sum of story page counts is 26) |
| Page Count Uncertain | No | No |
| Editing | Stan Lee | Stan Lee |
| No Editing | ||
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Sequence 0
| 0. no title (Captain America) cover, 1p | [S P I C L E] | Expand compare view |
Sequence 1
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| Sequence Number | 1 | 1 |
| Title | Murder In the Mind | Murder In the Mind |
| Unofficial Title? | No | No |
| Type | comic story | comic story |
| Feature | Captain America | Captain America |
| Genre | superhero | superhero |
| Job Number | ||
| Script | ? | ? |
| No Script | ||
| Pencils | Ken Bald? | Gene Colan |
| No Pencils | ||
| Inks | Ken Bald? | ? |
| No Inks | ||
| Colors | ? | ? |
| No Colors | ||
| Letters | ? | ? |
| No Letters | ||
| Editing | ||
| No Editing | X | X |
| Page Count | 12 | 12 |
| Page Count Uncertain | No | No |
| Characters | GS: Golden Girl | GS: Golden Girl |
| Synopsis | A psychoanalyst cures one of Cap's apprehended criminals of his tendency to commit unlawful acts by using hypnosis to enter his mind. He discovers that the man stole a broach of his mother's as a child to have something of hers near him after the birth of his little brother and when she found out about it, she slapped him and told him that he would probably become a criminal. Once the subconscious memory has been brought to consciousness, the man loses his desire for criminal activity. | A psychoanalyst cures one of Cap's apprehended criminals of his tendency to commit unlawful acts by using hypnosis to enter his mind. He discovers that the man stole a broach of his mother's as a child to have something of hers near him after the birth of his little brother and when she found out about it, she slapped him and told him that he would probably become a criminal. Once the subconscious memory has been brought to consciousness, the man loses his desire for criminal activity. |
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| Notes | According to the first chapter (by Dr. Michael J. Vassallo) in the "The invincible Gene Colan" bibliographical book (Marvel), this story was pencilled by Gene Colan (see page 11). | |
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Sequence 2
| 2. The Magnificent Failure (Witness) comic story, 4p | [S P I C L E] | Expand compare view |
Sequence 3
| 3. A Buddy of Mine (no feature) text story, 2p | [S L E] | Expand compare view |
Sequence 4
| 4. Tricks of the Trickster (Captain America) comic story, 7p | [S P I C L E] | Expand compare view |
Comments
| Commenter | Comment | Revision | Timestamp | Old State | New State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stephane PETIT | Editing | 2010-08-02 09:56:59 | Available | Editing | |
| Stephane PETIT | 2010-08-02 10:04:01 | Editing | Pending Review | ||
| Jerry Hillegas | 2010-08-03 10:14:18 | Pending Review | Under Review | ||
| Jerry Hillegas | 2010-08-03 10:14:25 | Under Review | Approved |
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