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.php?ID=7827 Captain Marvel (M.F.) at the Comic Book DB (archived from .php?ID=7827 the original) The book sold poorly, and M.F. only published four issues of Captain Marvel and two issues of Captain Marvel Presents the Terrible Five.

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"Comic Book Success Stories". The Museum of Comic Book Advertising. Retrieved June 17, 2005. By the middle of the decade, Captain Marvel had received a self-titled comic book, Captain Marvel's Adventures [sic], which had a circulation that reached 1.3 million copies per month. Shazam's circulation numbers exceeded National's Superman title and the rivalry between the companies led National to sue Fawcett for plagiarism.
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