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Al Avison Cover
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Beneath the age guidelines on the back cover: "Contains Negative and Outdated Depictions".
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Includes characters from the covers of Captain America Comics (Marvel, 1941 series) #15 and #24.
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Includes characters from the cover of Captain America Comics (Marvel, 1941 series) #22.
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Dated 2021.
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Dated 2010.
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Illustrated club page which encourages all Sentinels to keep fighting the enemy by purchasing U.S. defense stamps and supporting the Red Cross.
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Illustrated house ad encouraging readers to join Cap's Sentinels of Liberty.
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The Masterworks edition lists Al Avison as penciler with inks by Syd Shores & George Klein.
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Illustrated puzzles intended to teach and instruct as well as an activity.
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Illustrated promotional ad for Young Allies Comics #3 (Spring, 1942), complete with head views of members and the cover.
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The Masterworks edition also lists George Klein as an inker. The Yellow Claw in this story is NOT the villain in "Yellow Claw Comics".
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Credits taken from the Masterworks edition.
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Illustrated club news for Sentinel members, with Captain America informing them that, because of paper shortages, no more club charters will be printed or mailed out. Bucky announces to members that thousands of drawings have poured in in response to the contest that was begun and winners wouldn't be announced until the July issue of Captain America Comics #16.
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On page 15, Captain America and Bucky enter Gabriele Towers.
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Illustrated house ad for Captain America's Sentinels of Liberty.
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Two-page illustrated PSA for Captain America's War Fund, which encourages readers to buy one less comic per month and, instead, send it to Cap's war fund and the money will be forwarded to President Roosevelt in care of the Treasurer of the U.S. to help fight the Japanese.
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Illustrated house ad for Sub-Mariner Comics #5.
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Illustrated house ad for the Spring, 1942 issue of the Human Torch Comics, #7.
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Illustrated club page in which Cap urges readers to continue to buy Defense Stamps for victory, while Bucky asks readers how they like The Imp and for them to remain patient while their drawings sent in for a contest are being looked at and judged.
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Illustrated house ad for Cap's Sentinels of Liberty, asking readers to join up.
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Illustrated house page, which gives the names of the winners of the Captain America Coloring Page Contest, the 1st prize of $50 going to Vincent McQuaid of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the 2nd prize of $15 going to Candido Gomez, Jr. of Tampa, Florida. Also listed are the names of the 35 $1 winners, plus the Sentinels Code Passwords of the Month are given.
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Illustrated ad for Joker Comics #2, with cover illustrated by Basil Wolverton.
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Captain America asks club members and readers alike to fully support the war effort, while Bucky tells readers about the next Cap adventure next month and provides the code passwords for the month.
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Illustrated ad for Krazy Komics.
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House ad for Captain America Comics and also asks readers to join Cap's Sentinels of Liberty.
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Promo ad for Terry-Toons comics.
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The publishers donated this space, on behalf of the U.S. Savings Bonds and War Stamps campaign, to published a letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., encouraging the boys and girls of America to buy at least one 10 cent Savings Stamp each week to help the war effort.
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Illustrated house ad for Marvel Mystery Comics.
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No word balloons throughout sequence.
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No word balloons throughout sequence.
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Illustrated page that announces a new big contest. An illustration is shown, that has many obvious mistakes in it. Readers are asked to locate and list as many as they can find, then mail form into Timely Editorial offices by August 1st. 50 $1 prizes will be awarded. Also listed are Club code passwords.
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Illustrated ad for Krazy Komics.
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Illustrated house ad for Captain America Comics and appeal to readers to join Cap's Sentinels of Liberty.
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Illustrated ad for Terry-Toons Comics.
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Illustrated promotional ad for Marvel Mystery Comics.
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In this monthly feature, Captain America talks a little about the entries for last month's contest and the fact that the Humman Torch and Toro are helping him judge the contest. He also mentions that, beginning with this issue, the Torch would be regularly featured in Captain America Comics. Bucky talks a little about this issue's adventure with Cap as a commando, then provides the monthly Club code passwords.
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Illustrated promotional house ad for Captain America Comics, and a plea for readers to join Cap's Sentinels of Liberty.
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No word balloons throughout the strip.
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The publishers donated this space, on behalf of the U.S. Savings Bonds and War Stamps campaign, to published a letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., encouraging the boys and girls of America to buy at least one 10 cent Savings Stamp each week to help the war effort.
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In this monthly feature, Captain America announces that he will be divulging the winners of the contest that was begun several months ago. He also asks for reader reaction to having Sub-Mariner as a guest feature in this issue. Bucky welcomes new Club members and also mentions the announcement of contest winners in the next issue. He also provides the Club code message for the month.
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Dated 2012.
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Illustrated promotional advertisement for Krazy Komics #2, Terry Toons Comics #2, and Comedy Comics #12, covers pictured.
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Illustrated PSA with Captain America, urging readers to buy war stamps every day.
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Illustrated promotional advertisement for Young Allies Comics #5 and All Winners Comics #6, with covers pictured.
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Illustrated edition of Captain America's Sentinels of Liberty Secret Club News page in which Captain America announces the results of the picture contest from Captain America Comics #18. Listed are the 50 winners of the contest, each of whom received a crisp new $1 bill in the mail.
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Illustrated promotional advertisement for Krazy Komics #4, Terry-Toons #3, and Comedy Comics #13, with covers shown.
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Illustrated advertisement for Marvel Mystery Comics and its 7 big features.
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Illustrated advertisement for Captain America Comics #23.
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Illustrated advertisement for Captain America Comics #25.
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Illustrated advertisement for Terrytoons Comics, featuring three of the book feature characters.
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Cover reprint from Canadian Captain America.
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