Captain Marvel Meets a New Villain : Oggar, the World's Mightiest Immortal last edited by trickled on 11/16/22 12:10AM View full history

    1. The Sleeper Awakes (written by Otto Binder)

    2. The Whirling Drawbridge

    3. The Mental Monster (written by Otto Binder)

    4. The Last Fight (full text story by Joseph Millard)

    5. The Cult of the Curse Chapter 1: The World's Mightiest Immortal (with Oggar and Shazam / written by Otto Binder)

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    Oggar, a villain ahead of it's time. 0

    Captain Marvel Adventures #61 - Captain Marvel Meets a New Villain : Oggar, the World's Mightiest Immortal by polluxdioscuros on November 10, 2010

     I've just read CMA # 66 and I found the issue very fun. C.C. Beck's art really shines for the character, the comic was so fun that I actually laughed out loud while reading some parts of it, specially the "Captain Marvel and The Mental Monster", it was HILARIOUS. Now, on the first part of the serial introducing Oggar, it was a good chapter: - Oggar basically has the pointy ears typical for ruthless villains done by C.C. Beck, I've arrived at the conclusion that this was his way of saying t...

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