Changes: Captain America Comics Vol 1 17

A jealous scientist named Dr. Weirdler learns one of his colleagues has developed a serum that will reanimate dead bodies and is planning on testing it on a recently deceased gorilla. Dr. Weirdler takes the brain of an executed criminal named Killer Kole and places it in the gorilla's body. The experiment doesn't seem to work and the medical students bury the gorilla's body where the grave is struck by lightning and Killer Kole is revived. He goes to the zoo and breaks out a pair of gorillas for his mob and then sets out on a path of vengeance against the three judges who sent him to the chair. Dr. Weirdler informs Cap about the beast terrorizing the city and then takes a knife thrown at Cap to atone for his crime. Cap socks Killer Kole off a highrise and he falls to his doom.

Appearing in "Sub-Earthmen's Revenge"

Featured Characters:

Captain America (Steve Rogers)

Supporting Characters:

Bucky Barnes
Queen Medusa (First appearance)

Antagonists:

Nazis
- The Fifth Column
  - The Spook (Hans Knutte) (First appearance)

Other Characters:

United States Army
- ⏴ Sgt. Mike Duffy
- Captain Brooks (First appearance)
- General Keller (First appearance)
- ⏴ General Haywood ⏵
Satan in Satin (Countess Mara) (Mentioned)
Sheriff (First appearance)
Adolf Hitler (Mentioned)
Red Skull (Mentioned)
Black Talon (Pascal Horta) (Mentioned)
Dr. Crime (Edward Elmgren) (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

Humans
Sub-Earth Men (First appearance)

Locations:

United States of America
- An unnamed Army Camp (First appearance)
- Camp Lehigh, Virginia (Mentioned)
Germany, Europe (Mentioned)

Items:

Synopsis for "Sub-Earthmen's Revenge"

As Midwest army maneuvers begin, reporter Hans Knutte criticizes the American soldiers. Soon after, explosions set the local camp ablaze: Cap and Bucky pursue the arsonists, who escape. The explosions damage the Sub-Earthmen's underground territory. Queen Medusa leads her race, astride their worm steeds, to the 'Top World," emerging near Millbrook. They seek peace but Clem, a hunter, spies them, shoots, kills one and flees. In town, Steve and Bucky overhear Clem tell the locals his story and follow a posse that kills more Sub-Earthers. Cap and Bucky protect Medusa, but the sheriff arrests her. Later, the pair free her and escort her to her people in the hills. Later, the costumed Spook, a Nazi operative, offers to help Medusa conquer the "Top World." She refuses, but some Sub-Earthmen follow him and invade Millbrook, killing many. Soldiers mobilize against them. Cap and Bucky rescue Medusa from Spook's men, although Spook escapes. Leaving Bucky to protect Medusa, Cap departs, promising to stop the army, but Spook knocks him unconscious. When the army attacks, Spook leads his forces into battle. When Cap returns, he and Bucky overcome the Sub-Earthmen, then sue for peace on their behalf. The army withdraws. As reporters question Gen. Haywood, Cap recognizes Knutte's voice as the Spook. After one Cap punch, Knutte confesses.

Appearing in "The China Road"

Featured Characters:

The Fighting Yank (First appearance)

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Imperial Japan
- Ah Knee (First appearance; dies)

Other Characters:

Chinese soldiers

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "The China Road"

Will Prince, an American soldier in China, is assigned to lead a convoy through the mountains. He is given a guide and translator named Ah Knee, who unknown to Prince is really a Japanese spy who radios his superiors and informs them of the route they will be taking.

Their convoy is attacked by Japanese soldiers, but Will (earning the nickname the Fighting Yank) manages to lead the Chinese soldiers into fighting off the Japanese attackers. Returning to his truck he catches Ah Knee in the process of sabotaging his truck and is knocked out with a wrench. Ah Knee attempts to kill the Fighting Yank by tossing him off a cliff, but he has the impeccable luck of landing in a large branch.

Climbing back up the cliff, the Fighting Yank helps stop the Japanese attackers by getting to a Gatling gun and mowing them all down. Confronting Ah Knee, the Fighting Yank loses the opportunity to deal with his would be killer as Ah Knee then commits suicide in order to escape capture. With the attacks thwarted, the Fighting Yank manages to get the convoy to its intended destination.

Appearing in "Machine of Doom"

Featured Characters:

Captain America (Steve Rogers) ⏵

Supporting Characters:

Bucky Barnes ⏵

Antagonists:

Professor Clement Mott (First appearance; dies)
Nazis
- Le Bull (First appearance; dies)

Other Characters:

United States Army
- Sgt. Mike Duffy ⏵
Jensen (Professor Mott's assistant) (First appearance; dies)
Submariner (Named only)
Japs (Named only)
The Devil (Mentioned)
Axis (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

Humans

Locations:

United States of America
- Virginia
  - Camp Lehigh
- Florida
  - Murky Swamp (First appearance)
- New York (Cameo)
  - New York City (Cameo)
Europe
- France
  - Vichy
- Berlin, Germany (Mentioned)
- Switzerland (Mentioned)
- Ireland (Mentioned)
India (Named only)

Items:

Synopsis for "Machine of Doom"

Horrified by the war, Prof. Molt, in his quicksand-surrounded lab, decides to halt the evil by destroying the Earth. He prepares his Cosmic Depressor to disintegrate all matter within 48 hours. Meanwhile, Steve and Bucky drive near Murky Swamp. Their car tumbles in and Bucky is lost in the quicksand. Le Bull's forces parachute down, and Cap fights them. When Cap is caught in quicksand, they reach Mott. who traps them between electrical bars. Escaping the quicksand, Cap returns two days later, via glider, and reaches Mott, who levitates him with a Gravity Detractor. The 48 hours up, people, objects, and buildings across the world begin gradual disintegration. Bucky. having survived in a subterranean tunnel, emerges from a trap door and punches Mott, who disintegrates entirely. Bucky shuts down the Compressor, but accidentally frees le Bull and company, knocking le Bull into a panel which shuts off the Retractor. Le Bull grapples with the Compressor controls before fleeing and sinking into quicksand. Cap and Bucky, pursuing, witness the lab exploding, killing le Bull's men.

Appearing in "The Stolen Birth Certificates"

Featured Characters:

Secret Stamp

Supporting Characters:

Jerry Dash

Antagonists:

Fifth Columnists

Other Characters:

Mr. Eckman

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "The Stolen Birth Certificates"

While delivering papers Roddy Colt stops by the home of Mr. Eckerman, an employee of the Bureau of Vital Statistics. He finds it strange that Eckerman's dog Snoopy does not seem interested in catching the paper like he usually does. Paying the dog no mind, Roddy returns home where he learns that his family have invited newspaper reporter Jerry Dash over for supper. During their meal, Jerry comments that newspaper reporters make better detectives than police officers due to the fact of the nature of their job and the need to out scoop their rivals at other papers.

Later that night, after Jerry says goodbye to the Colt family, Roddy spots Mr. Eckerman's dog Snoopy again. Noting the dogs distress, he follows the dog back to Eckerman's home and spots a pair of men leaving out the cellar door. Changing into the Secret Stamp, Roddy attacks them, but the two thugs manage to get away. As they speed off, he notes that they have an out-of-state license plate. Going into Eckerman's home, he finds the man on the floor, alive but in some sort of state. Searching the house, he finds birth certificates, but quickly hides as Jerry Dash soon arrives on the property having followed Roddy there. Entering the Eckerman home, Jerry begins investigating the scene, and the Secret Stamp quietly listens in, curious at how good a detective Jerry really is.

Jerry finds a syringe and assumes that Eckerman was doped up and calls it into the paper. However, finding documents that indicate that Eckerman is diabetic, he realizes that it must be a hypoglycemic shock, he calls the paper back and cancels the story and then calls an ambulance. When a medic arrives on the scene, Jerry realizes that his initial assumption was correct, that someone had doped up Mr. Eckerman.

Deciding to head home, the Secret Stamp exist the Eckerman home and finds yet another syringe. He is then confronted by two more men who demand to know if he found anything interesting around the area. The Secret Stamp suggests that they check out Eckerman's home, and as they see Dash with the paramedic they prepare to shoot the two. However, they never get the chance as the Secret Stamp tips off some officers nearby and they arrest the two men.

The following morning, Roddy pays a visit to the district attorney as the Secret Stamp before class to have him dust the syringe he took from the scene for fingerprints. Later in Miss Wilken's class on government, Roddy learns that the Bureau of Vital Statistics keep records of every American citizen's identity and that one could manipulate the department to make fake identities. Realizing what the goons were up to the night before, Roddy rushes back to the D.A.'s office as the Secret Stamp and tells the D.A. what happened, correctly deducing that they were Fifth Columnists attempting to forge new identities in order to learn defense secrets. With this information, the D.A. gets the FBI involved.

Jerry meanwhile has scooped the other papers on the story, and when he tells Roddy about it, Roddy decides to blackmail Jerry into buying some Defense Stamps by jokingly telling him that he will tell about his snafu the night before. Having no idea how Roddy knew about it, Jerry decides to buy the stamps knowing that they will go to a good cause.

Links and References

References

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 | Month               = 8
 | Year                = 1942
+| ReleaseDate         = 8-10-1942
 | Editor-in-Chief     = Vincent Fago
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 | Letterer1_1         =
 | Editor1_1           =
-| Synopsis1           = A jealous scientist named Dr. Weirdler learns one of his colleagues has developed a serum that will reanimate dead bodies and is planning on testing it on a recently deceased gorilla. Dr. Weirdler takes the brain of an executed criminal named Killer Kole and places it in the gorilla's body. The experiment doesn't seem to work and the medical students bury the gorilla's body where the grave is struck by lightning and Killer Kole is revived. His goes to the zoo and breaks out a pair of gorillas for his mob and then sets out on a path of vengeance against the three judges who sent him to the chair. Dr. Weirdler informs Cap about the beast terrorizing the city and then takes a knife thrown at Cap to atone for his crime. Cap socks Killer Kole off a highrise and he falls to his doom.
+| Synopsis1           = A jealous scientist named Dr. Weirdler learns one of his colleagues has developed a serum that will reanimate dead bodies and is planning on testing it on a recently deceased gorilla. Dr. Weirdler takes the brain of an executed criminal named Killer Kole and places it in the gorilla's body. The experiment doesn't seem to work and the medical students bury the gorilla's body where the grave is struck by lightning and Killer Kole is revived. He goes to the zoo and breaks out a pair of gorillas for his mob and then sets out on a path of vengeance against the three judges who sent him to the chair. Dr. Weirdler informs Cap about the beast terrorizing the city and then takes a knife thrown at Cap to atone for his crime. Cap socks Killer Kole off a highrise and he falls to his doom.
 | Appearing1          =
 '''Featured Characters:'''
-* {{apn|[[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Captain America]]|Invaders Vol 1 41}}
+* {{apn|[[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Captain America (Steve Rogers)]]|Captain America Vol 5 11|-}}
-* {{a|[[James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)|Bucky]]}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
+* {{apn|[[James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)|Bucky Barnes]]|Captain America Vol 5 11|-}}
-*
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
 * {{Only Dies|[[Killer Kole (Earth-616)|Killer Kole]]}}
 '''Other Characters:'''
+* {{Only|[[Thomas Austin (Earth-616)|Dr. Thomas Austin]]}}
-* <br/>
+* {{Mentioned|[[Frankenstein's Monster (Earth-TRN388)|Frankenstein's Monster]]}}
+* {{Only Dies|[[Jason Weirdler (Earth-616)|Dr. Jason Weirdler]]}}
+* Judge Hudson {{Only}}
+* Judge Basset {{Only}}
+* Judge Johnson {{Only}}
+'''Races and Species:'''
+* {{a|[[Homo sapiens|Humans]]}}
 '''Locations:'''
+* {{a|[[United States of America]]}}
-* <br/>
+** {{a|[[Virginia (State)|Virginia]]}}
+*** {{a|[[Camp Lehigh]]}}
+** Harkness Medical Center {{Only}}
+** {{a|[[New York State|New York]]}}
+*** {{a|[[New York City]]}}
+**** {{a|[[Manhattan]]}}
+***** {{a|[[Central Park]]}}
 '''Items:'''
+* {{a|[[Captain America's Uniform]]}}
 * {{a|[[Captain America's Shield]]}}
-* {{a|[[Captain America's Uniform]]}}
-'''Vehicles:'''
-* <br/>
 | StoryTitle2         = Sub-Earthmen's Revenge
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 | Letterer2_1         =
 | Editor2_1           =
-| Synopsis2           = As Midwest army maneuvers begin, reporter Hans Knutte criticizes the American soldiers. Soon after, explosions set the local camp ablaze: Cap and Bucky pursue the arsonists, who escape. The explosions damage the Sub-Earthmen's underground territory. Queen Medusa leads her race, astride their worm steeds, to the 'Top World," emerging near Millbrook. They seek peace but Clem, a hunter, spies them, shoots, kills one and flees. In town, Steve and Bucky overhear Clem tell the locals his story and follow a posse that kills more Sub-Earthers. Cap and Bucky protect Medusa, but the sheriff arrests her. Later, the pair free her and escort her to her people in the hills. Later, the costumed Spook, a Nazi operative, offers to help Medusa conquer the "Top World." She refuses, but some Sub-Earthmen follow him and invade Millbrook, killing many. Soldiers mobilize against them. Cap and Bucky rescue Medusa from Spook's men, although Spook escapes. Leaving Bucky to protect Medusa, Cap departs, promising to stop the army, but Spook knocks him unconscious. When the army attacks, Spook leads his forces into battle. When Cap returns, he and Bucky overcome the Sub-Earthmen. then sue for peace on their behalf. The army withdraws. As reporters question Gen. Haywood. Cap recognizes Knutte's voice as the Spook. After one Cap punch, Knutte confesses.
+| Synopsis2           = As Midwest army maneuvers begin, reporter Hans Knutte criticizes the American soldiers. Soon after, explosions set the local camp ablaze: Cap and Bucky pursue the arsonists, who escape. The explosions damage the Sub-Earthmen's underground territory. Queen Medusa leads her race, astride their worm steeds, to the 'Top World," emerging near Millbrook. They seek peace but Clem, a hunter, spies them, shoots, kills one and flees. In town, Steve and Bucky overhear Clem tell the locals his story and follow a posse that kills more Sub-Earthers. Cap and Bucky protect Medusa, but the sheriff arrests her. Later, the pair free her and escort her to her people in the hills. Later, the costumed Spook, a Nazi operative, offers to help Medusa conquer the "Top World." She refuses, but some Sub-Earthmen follow him and invade Millbrook, killing many. Soldiers mobilize against them. Cap and Bucky rescue Medusa from Spook's men, although Spook escapes. Leaving Bucky to protect Medusa, Cap departs, promising to stop the army, but Spook knocks him unconscious. When the army attacks, Spook leads his forces into battle. When Cap returns, he and Bucky overcome the Sub-Earthmen, then sue for peace on their behalf. The army withdraws. As reporters question Gen. Haywood, Cap recognizes Knutte's voice as the Spook. After one Cap punch, Knutte confesses.
 | Appearing2          =
 '''Featured Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Captain America]]}}
+* {{a|[[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Captain America (Steve Rogers)]]}}
-* {{a|[[James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)|Bucky]]}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Michael Duffy (Earth-616)|Sgt. Duffy]]}}
+* {{a|[[James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)|Bucky Barnes]]}}
-* {{a|[[General Haywood (Earth-616)|General Hayword]]}}
 * {{Only|[[Medusa (Sub-Earth Men) (Earth-616)|Queen Medusa]]}}
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
-* {{Only|[[Hans Knutte (Earth-616)|The Spook]]}}
+* {{a|[[Nazi Germany (Earth-616)|Nazis]]}}
+** [[Glossary:Fifth Column|The Fifth Column]]
+*** {{Only|[[Hans Knutte (Earth-616)|The Spook (Hans Knutte)]]}}
 '''Other Characters:'''
+* {{a|[[United States Army (Earth-616)|United States Army]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Michael Duffy (Earth-616)|Sgt. Mike Duffy]]|Captain America Comics #16|-}}
+** {{Only|[[Captain Brooks (Earth-616)|Captain Brooks]]}}
+** {{Only|[[General Keller (Earth-616)|General Keller]]}}
+** {{apn|[[General Haywood (Earth-616)|General Haywood]]|Captain America Comics #16|All Winners Comics #6}}
+* {{Mentioned|[[Countess Mara (Earth-616)|Satan in Satin (Countess Mara)]]}}
+* Sheriff {{Only}}
+* {{Mentioned|[[Adolf Hitler (Earth-616)|Adolf Hitler]]}}
+* {{Mentioned|[[Johann Shmidt (Earth-616)|Red Skull]]}}
+* {{Mentioned|[[Pascal Horta (Earth-616)|Black Talon (Pascal Horta)]]}}
+* {{Mentioned|[[Edward Elmgren (Earth-616)|Dr. Crime (Edward Elmgren)]]}}
+'''Races and Species:'''
+* {{a|[[Homo sapiens|Humans]]}}
 * {{Only|[[Sub-Earth Men]]}}
 '''Locations:'''
+* {{a|[[United States of America]]}}
-* <br/>
+** An unnamed Army Camp {{Only}}
+** {{Mentioned|[[Camp Lehigh|Camp Lehigh, Virginia]]}}
+* {{Mentioned|[[Germany|Germany, Europe]]}}
 '''Items:'''
+* {{a|[[Captain America's Uniform]]}}
 * {{a|[[Captain America's Shield]]}}
-* {{a|[[Captain America's Uniform]]}}
-'''Vehicles:'''
-* <br/>
 | StoryTitle3         = The China Road
 | Writer3_1           =
 | Penciler3_1         = Jimmy Thompson
-| Inker3_1            =
+| Inker3_1            = Jimmy Thompson
 | Colourist3_1        =
 | Letterer3_1         =
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 Their convoy is attacked by Japanese soldiers, but Will (earning the nickname the Fighting Yank) manages to lead the Chinese soldiers into fighting off the Japanese attackers. Returning to his truck he catches Ah Knee in the process of sabotaging his truck and is knocked out with a wrench. Ah Knee attempts to kill the Fighting Yank by tossing him off a cliff, but he has the impeccable luck of landing in a large branch.
-Climbing back up the cliff, the Fighting Yank helps stop the Japanese attackers by getting to a Gatling gun and mowing them all down. Confronting Ah Knee, the Fighting Yank loses the opportunity to deal with his would be killer as Ah Knee then committed suicide in order to escape capture. With the attacks thwarted, the Fighting Yank manages to get the convoy to its intended destination.
+Climbing back up the cliff, the Fighting Yank helps stop the Japanese attackers by getting to a Gatling gun and mowing them all down. Confronting Ah Knee, the Fighting Yank loses the opportunity to deal with his would be killer as Ah Knee then commits suicide in order to escape capture. With the attacks thwarted, the Fighting Yank manages to get the convoy to its intended destination.
 | Appearing3          =
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 * {{1st|[[William Prince (Earth-616)|The Fighting Yank]]}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
-*
+* <br/>
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
 * {{a|[[Imperial Japan (Earth-616)|Imperial Japan]]}}
 ** {{Only Dies|[[Ah Knee (Earth-616)|Ah Knee]]}}
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 | Writer4_1           =
 | Penciler4_1         = Al Avison
-| Inker4_1            =
+| Inker4_1            = George Klein
+| Inker4_2            = Syd Shores
 | Colourist4_1        =
 | Letterer4_1         =
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 | Appearing4          =
 '''Featured Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Captain America]]}}
+* {{apn|[[Steven Rogers (Earth-616)|Captain America (Steve Rogers)]]|-|Captain America Comics #18}}
-* {{a|[[James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)|Bucky]]}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Michael Duffy (Earth-616)|Sgt. Duffy]]}}
+* {{apn|[[James Buchanan Barnes (Earth-616)|Bucky Barnes]]|-|Captain America Comics #18}}
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
-* {{Only Dies|[[Clement Mott (Earth-616)|Professor Mott]]}}
+* {{Only Dies|[[Clement Mott (Earth-616)|Professor Clement Mott]]}}
 * {{a|[[Nazi Germany (Earth-616)|Nazis]]}}
 ** {{Only Dies|[[Le Bull (Earth-616)|Le Bull]]}}
 '''Other Characters:'''
+* {{a|[[United States Army (Earth-616)|United States Army]]}}
-* <br/>
+** {{apn|[[Michael Duffy (Earth-616)|Sgt. Mike Duffy]]|-|Captain America Comics #18}}
+* Jensen <small>(Professor Mott's assistant)</small> {{Only Dies}}
+* {{Named|[[Namor McKenzie (Earth-616)|Submariner]]}}
+* {{Named|[[Imperial Japan (Earth-616)|Japs]]}}
+* {{Mentioned|[[Satan (Unidentified) (Earth-616)|The Devil]]}}
+* {{Mentioned|[[Axis (WWII) (Earth-616)|Axis]]}}
+'''Races and Species:'''
+* {{a|[[Homo sapiens|Humans]]}}
 '''Locations:'''
+* {{a|[[United States of America]]}}
-* <br/>
+** {{a|[[Virginia (State)|Virginia]]}}
+*** {{a|[[Camp Lehigh]]}}
+** {{a|[[Florida]]}}
+*** Murky Swamp {{Only}}
+** {{Cameo|[[New York State|New York]]}}
+*** {{Cameo|[[New York City]]}}
+* {{a|[[Europe]]}}
+** {{a|[[France]]}}
+*** {{a|[[Vichy]]}}
+** {{Mentioned|[[Berlin|Berlin, Germany]]}}
+** {{Mentioned|[[Switzerland]]}}
+** {{Mentioned|[[Ireland]]}}
+* {{Named|[[India]]}}
 '''Items:'''
+* {{a|[[Captain America's Uniform]]}}
 * {{a|[[Captain America's Shield]]}}
-* {{a|[[Captain America's Uniform]]}}
-'''Vehicles:'''
-* <br/>
 | StoryTitle5         = The Stolen Birth Certificates
@@ Line 134: / Line 177: @@
 Later that night, after Jerry says goodbye to the Colt family, Roddy spots Mr. Eckerman's dog Snoopy again. Noting the dogs distress, he follows the dog back to Eckerman's home and spots a pair of men leaving out the cellar door. Changing into the Secret Stamp, Roddy attacks them, but the two thugs manage to get away. As they speed off, he notes that they have an out-of-state license plate. Going into Eckerman's home, he finds the man on the floor, alive but in some sort of state. Searching the house, he finds birth certificates, but quickly hides as Jerry Dash soon arrives on the property having followed Roddy there. Entering the Eckerman home, Jerry begins investigating the scene, and the Secret Stamp quietly listens in, curious at how good a detective Jerry really is.
-Jerry finds a syringe and assumes that Eckerman was doped up and calls it into the paper. However, finding documents that indicate that Eckerman is diabetic, he realizes that it must be a in hypoglycemic shock, he calls the paper back and cancels the story and then calls an ambulance. When a medic arrives on the scene, Jerry realizes that his initial assumption was correct, that someone had doped up Mr. Eckerman.
+Jerry finds a syringe and assumes that Eckerman was doped up and calls it into the paper. However, finding documents that indicate that Eckerman is diabetic, he realizes that it must be a hypoglycemic shock, he calls the paper back and cancels the story and then calls an ambulance. When a medic arrives on the scene, Jerry realizes that his initial assumption was correct, that someone had doped up Mr. Eckerman.
 Deciding to head home, the Secret Stamp exist the Eckerman home and finds yet another syringe. He is then confronted by two more men who demand to know if he found anything interesting around the area. The Secret Stamp suggests that they check out Eckerman's home, and as they see Dash with the paramedic they prepare to shoot the two. However, they never get the chance as the Secret Stamp tips off some officers nearby and they arrest the two men.
-The following morning, Roddy pays a visit to the district attorney as the Secret Stamp before class to have him dust the syringe he took from the scene for finger prints. Later in Miss Wilkens glass on government, Roddy learns that the Bureau of Vital Statistics keep records of every American citizens identity and that one could manipulate the department to make fake identities. Realizing what the goons were up to the night before, Roddy rushes back to the D.A.'s office as the Secret Stamp and tells the D.A. what happened, correctly deducing that they were Fifth Columnists attempting to forge new identities in order to learn defense secrets. With this information, the D.A. gets the FBI involved.
+The following morning, Roddy pays a visit to the district attorney as the Secret Stamp before class to have him dust the syringe he took from the scene for fingerprints. Later in Miss Wilken's class on government, Roddy learns that the Bureau of Vital Statistics keep records of every American citizen's identity and that one could manipulate the department to make fake identities. Realizing what the goons were up to the night before, Roddy rushes back to the D.A.'s office as the Secret Stamp and tells the D.A. what happened, correctly deducing that they were Fifth Columnists attempting to forge new identities in order to learn defense secrets. With this information, the D.A. gets the FBI involved.
 Jerry meanwhile has scooped the other papers on the story, and when he tells Roddy about it, Roddy decides to blackmail Jerry into buying some Defense Stamps by jokingly telling him that he will tell about his snafu the night before. Having no idea how Roddy knew about it, Jerry decides to buy the stamps knowing that they will go to a good cause.
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 '''Supporting Characters:'''
 * {{a|[[Jerry Dash (Earth-616)|Jerry Dash]]}}
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
 * {{a|[[Nazi Germany (Earth-616)|Fifth Columnists]]}}
 '''Other Characters:'''
 * Mr. Eckman
 '''Locations:'''
+* <br/>
-*
 '''Items:'''
+* <br/>
-*
 '''Vehicles:'''
-*
+* <br/>
+| Notes               =
-| Notes               = In "Sub-Earthmen's Revenge" Bucky mentioned the Satan in Satin, a named [[Countess Mara (Earth-616)|Countess Mara]] is called on the splash page of Captain America Comics #10( 9/42 ) first story. The Spook mentioned the Red Skull, the Black Talon and Doctor Crime.
 | Trivia              =
 | Recommended         =

Changes: Captain America Comics Vol 1 17

Revision as of 12:32, 22 June 2018

Appearing in "The Monster from the Morgue"

Synopsis for "The Monster from the Morgue"

Appearing in "Sub-Earthmen's Revenge"

Synopsis for "Sub-Earthmen's Revenge"

Appearing in "The China Road"

Synopsis for "The China Road"

Appearing in "Machine of Doom"

Synopsis for "Machine of Doom"

Appearing in "The Stolen Birth Certificates"

Synopsis for "The Stolen Birth Certificates"

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