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Master Comics #1

CGC Census

15
Total Graded
0
9.8 NM/MT
1
8.0 VF

Growing up as a weak child, an unnamed doctor introduced him to Vitacap, a capsule of vitamins and all forms of energy to become the world's strongest man. As an adult he builds an all rock castle on the world's tallest mountain. He dedicates to help people, first by rescuing a nurse and two orphans from a fire at an apartment complex caused by gangsters. Mayor Dole asked Master Man to save his daughter from those same gangsters which he does. Master Man turns down the Mayor's offer to stay in the city, and returns to his castle.

Cover Date

March 1, 1940

On Sale Date

February 14, 1940

Pages

52

Cover Price

$0.15

Editor

BILL PARKER

Characters

Master Man (1st appearance); Bill; Black Jack Bannon (villain); Burton; Cap Wabash; Colostopus]; Deep Sea Doodle; Devil's Dagger [Ken Wyman] (introduction); Doctor Drown (villain, introduction); Drown's beasts [Giantocrab; El Carim (introduction); Father Scott (David's Father); Frontier Marshall [Bill Crane] (introduction, origin); gangsters (villains); Harrington Grey; Helen Wright; Jane Grey; Jeff Marlowe (villain, introduction); Jim Trask; Lem; Marlowe's gangsters; Marshall Whipple; Mayor Dole; Mayor Roger Brett (death); Mekki; Mesquite Mike; Morton Murch (introduction, origin); Mr. Clue (introduction); Mr. Jones; Mrs. Murch; Ned Crane; Old Rajah of Ramistan; Pat Gleason; Police Chief Flynn; Queen Silva; Rick O'Shay (introduction); Romez (Drown's hunchback henchman); Sandra Cole; Shipwreck Roberts (introduction); Sidi-Ahmed; Simon Craig; Sin-Gee (a white elephant); Streak Sloan (introduction); Tommy; Tony Terror; two brontosauruses; unnamed bandits; unnamed doctor; unnamed Franconian soldiers; unnamed fugitives from justice; unnamed heade hunters; unnamed Mayor's daughter; unnamed nurse; unnamed orphan boy; unnamed orphan girl; unnamed robbers; unnamed rustlers; unnamed Sidi-Ahmed Arab rebels; unnamed Trask's men; White Rajah [David Scott] (introduction, origin)

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