Captain Marvel (1968 - 1979)

The final showdown with Stellarax, as he attacks Washington D.C. and threatens to conquer the planet. Captain Marvel's adventures continue in Marvel Spotlight #1 (1979) #2, #4 and #8. The cancellation was rumored to... View »

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  Drax the Destroyer guest stars in "Moon-Traps and Paradise." Brief Elysius appearance. View »

Drax the Destroyer guest stars in "The Trouble With Titan." View »

This is during the award winning Captain Marvel #50-62 by Dough Moench and artist Pat Broderick.Wondering through space, Drax the Destroyer discovers that his adversary Thanos has been turned to stone, and goes berserk with... View »

Thor battles Captain Marvel in "Star Burst."  Cameos by Iron Man and Thanos. View »

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Note: This issue contains the Hostess Superhero Ad, Spider-Man "Spoils A Snatch." View »

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The Inhumans guest star in "The War of the Three Galaxies!" Script by Scott Edelman, pencils by Al Milgrom, inks by Terry Austin and Bob Wiacek. Hulk cameo. View »

"Captain Marvel - Wanted!" View »

Captain Marvel faces Mercurio the 4-D Man in "'Til Death Do Us Part!"  Cameos by the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, the Vision, the Scarlet Witch, and the Beast) and J. Jonah Jameson (from Spider-Man).... View »

Captain Marvel and Rick Jones are freed from their bond while aiding the Avengers against the Super-Adaptoid. View »

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Giant-Size Captain Marvel Story 1: "And a Child Shall Lead You!" reprint Captain Marvel vol. 1, no. 17 Story 2: "The Hunter and the Holocaust" reprint Captain Marvel vol. 1, no. 20 Story 3: reprint Captain... View »

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"Only One Can Win!" View »

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The soulless body of Una is attacked by a strange allien and then she flies towards the Earth, after Captain Marvel. Fifteen days later, Rick Jones and Captain Marvel are at the moon talking to the Watcher after their last... View »

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While battling the Watcher, Mar-Vell must overcome the side effects of a hallucinogen Rick has taken in the Negative Zone. View »

Al Milgrom missed the deadline for this book so they ran a reprint of Marvel Super-Heroes Vol. 1 #12 "The Coming of Captain Marvel". They incorporated it into the story so that it is the Watcher viewing the story. View »

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Rick Jones is tired of being in the negative zone and letting Captain Marvel do all the fighting.He goes to his appointment with his agent Mordecai Boggs and meets her singer partner, Rachel Dandridge. Together, they are... View »

Captain Marvel battles Thanos with the help of Drax the Destroyer and Mantis. Brief appearance by the Avengers (Thor, Iron Man, the Vision, the Swordsman, Captain America, the Black Panther, and the Scarlet Witch). At the... View »

After last issue's events, Drax try to defeat Thanos, who had became a God. The origin of Drax the Destroyer is told, revealing that he is actually Moondragon's father, and that Thanos had killed him and her wife... View »

After the events of Daredevil #107, Captain Marvel and Moondragon go to the Avengers Mansion to talk about Thanos but when they arrived, they found Vision, Black Panther, Swordsman and Mantis fighting against Drax, the Destroyer.... View »

Captain Marvel and Iron Man are building a mechanism to find the Controller and Lou-Ann. The Controller is elsewhere in the city, with hundreds of slaves in his power, including Lou-Ann. Thanos orders him to kill Captain... View »

The story begins in space with Captain Marvel talking to the strange creature Eon, created by Kronos billions of years ago. Eon explains that Marvel needs to change completely in order to defeat the evil Thanos. Meanwhile... View »

Rick Jones is at Avengers's Mansion, with an unconscious Lou-Ann because the mind controlling equipment Thanos imputed behind her neck. Only Tony Stark's equipment is maintaining her alive. While Rick explain to... View »

Rick Jones is imprisoned by Thanos on Titan and his memories copied by ISAAC, allowing Thanos to know the exact location of the Cosmic Cube - Dernieres Islands on Earth. (Later we are informed that Rick know the location... View »

Captain Marvel enters Lou-Ann's apartment to ask her why she betrayed he and Rick Jones in the previous issue. Lou-Ann then tells him a story about Titan, Thanos and his army of alien warriors. She also tells about the... View »

The story begins with Captain Marvel fighting against strange aliens in the street. After defeating them, they send a message to their Supreme Master and disappear. Captain Marvel then tells Rick Jones that he thinks half... View »

"Death in High Places!" - Who is this woman that has Rick Jones in her sniper's sight and how does Captain Marvel figure in? Is this the end for Rick and Mar-Vell, or the start of a strange new adventure?... View »

"Death at the End of the World!" - Captain Marvel's battle with Megaton comes to an end. Megaton is carted off to prison while Rick's photon levels are too low to maintain his form as Captain... View »

After a two-year hiatus (and Captain Marvel's appearances in the classic Kree-Skrull War issues of Avengers 89-97), the series returns with Cap facing Megaton, the Atomic Assassin in "To Live Again!" Cameo by the Avengers... View »

The Hulk Invades the Campus!Continuing from last issue, The Hulk approaches an unconscious Rick Jones outside one of Bruce Banner’s secret dessert bases. Once determined to smash the youth, Hulk decides he won’t hurt... View »

The Hunter And The Holocaust!Inside a bar in Greenwich Village, Rick Jones performs on stage with his guitar and the teenage girls in the crowd go wild at their new favorite rock star. After his set finishes, Rick is approached... View »

The Mad Master Of The Murder MazeRick Jones lands himself a new apartment but all is not as it seems when the landlord, Dr. Webb, starts experimenting with his tenants. Dr. Webb wants to study human psychology in adverse... View »

Vengeance is Mine!Rick Jones arrives at a bar and joins the band on stage. A heckler pushes Rick too far and Rick attacks him. An agent who was in the crowd was impressed enough with Rick's performance to offer him his services,... View »

And a Child Shall Lead You!Mar-Vell is trapped in the Negative Zone and told by The Supreme Intelligence this is what his quest for vengeance against Yon-Rogg has led to. However the Kree ruler also points Mar-Vell towards... View »

Behind the Mask of Zo!Last issue Mar-Vell allowed himself to be taken prisoner by the followers of the Pagan Kree God Tam-Bor. After arriving at their base, Mar-Vell escapes and attempts to destroy the statue of Tam-Bor... View »

That Zo Might Live, a Galaxy Must Die!Zo commands Mar-Vell that he must destroy his home city in order to save the universe. When Mar-Vell refuses he is shown that the worshippers of the Pagan Kree God Tam-Bor have built... View »

When a Galaxy Beckons...At The Cape, Captain Marvel is held at gunpoint on charges of treason. Elsewhere The Puppet Master, as part of Egghead's plans to destroy The Avengers, takes control of Iron Man and sends him to attack... View »

Traitors or Heroes?After its defeat in the last issue, the Man-Slayer reactivates automatically and Mar-Vell returns to fight it once more. However the android escapes by teleporting. Mar-Vell also teleports and ends up... View »

The Moment of the ManslayerThe issue begins with Mar-Vell receiving an insurmountable amount of new powers from the being named ZO. In exchange for his new abilities, Mar-Vell has agreed to serve ZO once he has gained his... View »

Rebirth!A Kree firing squad is taking aim for the execution of Captain Mar-Vell when a sudden blast from above kills the would-be executioners. It is an Aakon crew looking for Mar-Vell to avenge the death of their commander... View »

Die, Traitor!The issue opens in the Florida Everglades where Captain Mar-Vell is facing execution by a Kree firing squad commanded by Yon-Rogg. Una arrives on the scene and knows she is too late to do anything. We then skip... View »

Between Hammer and Anvil!An Aakon crew have tracked Captain Marvel to a forest in Florida where they seek revenge for The Kree’s recent attack on their scout ship. Mar-Vell blames Colonel Yon-Rogg for attempting to boost... View »

And Fear Shall Follow!An Aakon space ship lands on the dark side of the moon for repairs. It’s spotted by the Kree ship Helion and Colonel Yon-Rogg orders a ground assault despite Captain Mar-Vell’s protests. During... View »

Die, Town, Die!Captain Mar-Vell finds himself strapped to a truth chair and on trial for disobeying a high command when he aided the humans against SOLAM instead of merely observing. Mar-Vell admits aiding the humans but... View »

In The Path Of SOLAM!Captain Mar-Vell finds himself battling a giant alien creature but has no recollection of how this nightmare began. In fact the nightmare is a program of Psycho-Combat projected into his mind by his... View »

The Mark of The Metazoid!The issue begins with Captain Marvel and Namor battling under the sea. However it is a video playback of their fight from last issue being shown aboard the Kree ship Helion. Mar-Vell stands trial... View »

The Alien and The Amphibian!Mar-Vell sits in his hotel room and feels torn between his loyalty to The Kree and the fact that he has started developing the human emotion called conscience. In his confusion and anger he smashes... View »

From The Ashes Of Defeat!Last issue saw Captain Marvel defeated by Super Skrull who now takes him back to the Skrull ship for interrogation about his mission on Earth. Meanwhile the timer on Mar-Vell’s cylinder case continues... View »

From the Void of Space Comes... The Super Skrull!On the Skrull home planet, the Emperor wonders why their age-old enemies The Kree have sent the war hero Captain Mar-Vell to Earth, who in turn destroyed one of their own... View »

Out Of The Holocaust… A Hero!Continues from Marvel Super-Heroes #13A Kree Sentry heads for the nuclear warheads at The Cape missile base. Captain Mar-Vell announces his Kree military rank but Sentry #459 doesn’t stand... View »