Captain America Comics #73

(July 1949)

The Outcast of Time (Table of Contents: 1)

Captain America / comic story / 12 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Ken Bald ?; Wally Wood ? (see notes)

Inks

Ken Bald ?

Colors

?

Letters

?

Job Number

3772

Genre

superhero

Characters

Wolf Turber (a robot, villain, introduction, death?)

Indexer Notes

Nick Caputo speculates that Wally Wood may have contributed to the story, noting the figures and poses on several pages. This falls into the period of Wood's early comic book work, making it a possibility.

Carnival of Crime (Table of Contents: 2)

Are You a Detective? / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Allen Bellman (signed)

Pencils

Allen Bellman (signed)

Inks

Allen Bellman ?

Colors

?

Letters

?

Job Number

5288

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Everything going along okay, Smitty?

Genre

detective-mystery

Indexer Notes

Replaces the "Let's Play Detective" feature.

The Plainest Clue (Table of Contents: 3)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

?

Letters

typeset

Job Number

SL-3067

First Line of Dialogue or Text

"You'll never marry Anita!" Jonathan Withers said vehemently.

Reprints

• from All True Crime Cases Comics (Marvel, 1948 series) #30 (November 1948)

A Letter to Our Readers and Their Parents! (Table of Contents: 4) (Expand) /

in-house column / 1 page (report information)

The Mystery of the Deadly Dreams (Table of Contents: 5)

Captain America / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Ken Bald ?

Inks

Ken Bald ?

Colors

?

Letters

?

Job Number

4175

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Ho! Look at him twist and turn -- the dream is too much for him!

Genre

superhero

Characters

Golden Girl (last costumed appearance; next appearance, as Betty Ross, in #76); Dream Master (villain, introduction); Mr. Bell (Lee School principal, introduction)