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Synopsis
Jim Hammond, the Human Torch, returns to action after four years by capturing Crime Boss and his henchmen, turning them over to Chief Wilson at the police department. He told Wilson he was buried by Crime Boss and four years later was able to escape to bring him to justice. Hammond flies to Korea and extracts his partner Toro, who'd been brain-washed by the Communists. Wilson's daughter Mary is captured by The Butcher, an associate of Crime Boss, and Hammond flies off to exchange himself for Mary. Hammond is saved by a now cured Toro, Mary is saved and The Butcher apparently killed.
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Reprinted in
- Marvel Super-Heroes #20
- Captain America #155— 2.5 pages reprinted
- Golden Age of Marvel #[nn]
- Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Heroes #1— cover
- Mystic #42
- Spellbound #42
- Captain America Theater of War: America First! #1
- Marvel Visionaries: John Romita Sr. #[nn]
- Aventuras #28
- Decades: Marvel in the '50s - Captain America Strikes! #[nn]
- Timely's Greatest: The Golden Age Sub-Mariner by Bill Everett - The Post-War Years Omnibus #[nn]
- Timely's Greatest: The Golden Age Human Torch by Carl Burgos Omnibus #[nn]
- Marvel Visionaries: John Romita Sr. #[nn]
Credits
- Script
- Hank Chapman, Don Rico, Bill Everett
- Pencils
- Carl Burgos, Russ Heath, John Romita, Bill Everett
- Inks
- Carl Burgos, Russ Heath, John Romita, Bill Everett
- Colours
- Stan Goldberg
- Letters
- Bill Everett
- Editor
- Stan Lee
- Illustration
- Carl Burgos
- Page 1, panel 1
- Mort Lawrence
- Torch figure on splash page
- Carl Burgos
Characters
- Steve Rogers
- Human Torch
- Namor
- Bucky
- Bucky Barnes
- Jim Hammond
- Sub-Mariner
- Captain America
- Mary Wilson
- Toro
- Thomas Raymond
- Adolf Hitler
- Phineas T. Horton
- The Butcher
- Crime Boss
- Chief Wilson
- Johann Shmidt
- Dr. Abraham Erskine
- Red Skull
- Betty Dean
- Fen
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