Appearing in "Calling Captain Marvel!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Mr. Markham
Other Characters:
- Hulk (Bruce Banner) (Referenced)
- Captain America (Steve Rogers) (Referenced)
- Hugo
- Nazis (Only in flashback)
- Fantastic Four (Only in flashback)
- Invisible Girl (Only in flashback)
- Reed Richards (Only in flashback)
- Human Torch (Only in flashback)
- The Thing (Only in flashback)
- Giganto (Only in flashback)
- United Nations (Only in flashback)
- Neptune (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Atlantean-Human Hybrids
- Kree
- Sharks (Mentioned)
- Deviant Mutates (Only in flashback)
Locations:
- Earth
- North America
- United States
- Florida
- Miami
- The Electric Seaweed
- The Electric Seaweed
- Miami
- Yucca Flat (Referenced)
- Alamogordo (Referenced)
- United Nations Headquarters (Only in flashback)
- Florida
- United States
- Atlantic Ocean (Photo)
- London (Mentioned)
- Hiroshima (Referenced)
- Nagasaki (Referenced)
- Mediterranean Sea (Referenced)
- North America
- Negative Zone (Referenced)
- Kree Galaxy (Referenced)
Items:
- Nega-Bands
- Captain Marvel's Suit
- Horn of Proteus (Only in flashback)
- Molecular Polluter
Synopsis for "Calling Captain Marvel!"
Namor comes ashore and attacks Rick Jones who quickly calls upon his alter ego, Captain Marvel. During their battle, Namor suddenly collapses and Rick Jones takes care of him. Namor freaks out again and flees only to be restrained once again by Captain Marvel. During this scuffle, Namor regains his memory and tells Captain Marvel of a molecular polluter that threatens the Earth's waters. They make their way to the device and together prevent its from ever being used.
Solicit Synopsis
Namor - terrified of the sea that spawned him? You better believe it - and that's just the beginning! Co-starring Captain Marvel!
Notes
- Captain Marvel was last seen in Captain Marvel #21.
- This issue's flashback of Namor's battle with the Fantastic Four is from Fantastic Four #4.
- This issue features a letters page, Send it to Subby. Letters are published from Karl W. Kaufman and David Sullivan.