Albrecht Krieger (Earth-S)

The super-strong Captain Nazi (real name Albrecht Krieger) was fed since childhood with "miracle food", a compound created by his father, Nazi scientist Siegmund Krieger,^[1] and developed into the "perfect specimen" in order to fight for Adolf Hitler and the Axis Powers during World War II. Nazi was in opposition to both Captain Marvel and Bulletman. During the second half of his battle with Marvel, Nazi attacks two innocent bystanders who happened to be fishing near the scene of the battle. One of them, an old man named Jacob Freeman, is killed, but the old man's teenage grandson, Freddy Freeman, is saved by Captain Marvel and becomes Captain Marvel, Jr.

Junior, crippled in his Freddy Freeman form by the attack, continued to hold a vendetta against Nazi, and the two frequently battled one another. Nazi also served as a member of Mister Mind's Monster Society of Evil during the WWII years and after.

Powers and Abilities

Powers

Superhuman Strength
Superhuman Speed
Superhuman Stamina
Flight
Superhuman Durability: He is very durable but not invulnerable^[2]^[3]
Enhanced Senses

Weaknesses

Racism: hates all non-Aryan ethnicities.

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Zyphlon 227: A special gas developed by a French prisioner^[1] which enables him to fly.

Weapons

Modified Luger Pistol, whose shot could, in accord with his own words, "reduce a herd of elephants to dust" and possesses the "lightning power of a dozen thunderstorms"^[1].

Notes

This version of Captain Nazi, including all history and corresponding appearances, was erased from existence following the collapse of the original Multiverse in the 1985–86 Crisis on Infinite Earths limited series. Even though versions of the character may have since appeared, this information does not apply to those versions.
Captain Nazi was created by writer William Woolfolk and artist Mac Raboy for Fawcett Publications. In 1953, National Periodical Publications settled a long-running lawsuit against Fawcett citing that the character of Captain Marvel bore too much of a resemblance to their own character, Superman. After settling the case (by agreeing to no longer publish Captain Marvel), Fawcett discontinued publication of their entire comic book line and Captain Nazi lapsed into obscurity. In 1972, DC Comics licensed many of the Fawcett characters, including Captain Nazi, and established that they existed on the fictional parallel world known as Earth-S. The Fawcett characters made several appearances throughout various Bronze Age DC titles including Shazam, World's Finest Comics and Justice League of America. In 1991, DC bought the Fawcett characters (including Captain Nazi) outright.

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