Knowledge is power, dey say! If dat perferesser finds any weakness in Captain Marvel Jr., we're all set! Maybe dere's some way to kill dat blasted brat! 
- — Monk Murdock
Captain Marvel, Jr. #18 is an issue of the series Captain Marvel, Jr. (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1944.
Synopsis for "The Birds of Doom"
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Synopsis for "The Grumbling Genie"
Timothy Q. Peabody is completely whipped by his domineering wife. When ordered to clean up the attic, among the junk he finds a magic lamp, and orders the genie to do his job for him, over the creature's complaints that all people do is work genies because they can't complain. Peabody soon has the genie spank his wife in revenge (which gets Jr.'s attention), then attack the boss he dislikes, again over the genie's protests. Arab thief Dullah Krushid, a previous owner of the lamp, attacks Peabody to get it back. While Krushid's robbing a jewelry store, Captain Marvel Jr. appears and knocks him out. In command of the lamp, Jr. has him drop Krushid off at the nearest precinct, then deliver a stack of old paper to the war office. Having done a good deed, the genie's free of his servitude, and without his mystical servant, Tim Peabody's back to being henpecked by his wife again.
Appearing in "The Grumbling Genie"
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- Genie
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- Timothy Q. Peabody
- Dullah Krushid
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- Aladdin's Lamp
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Synopsis for "Sivana's Amazing Amnesia Gun"
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Synopsis for "The Powers of Captain Marvel, Jr."
A scientist sees Junior mopping up some crooks as usual, and becomes determined to chart the scope of his abilities. His strength and endurance the professor's machines, but unsatisfied with having gained no concrete knowledge on the young hero, follows him as he leaves the lab and changes back to Freddy Freeman. The scientist promises to keep the secret, but he's soon kidnapped by a gangster hoping to learn how to defeat Junior from the professor's research. Under coercion, the professor reveals Jr.'s really "a crippled newsboy". The gangster kidnaps Freddy, or so he thinks, as Captain Marvel Jr. soon arrives to defeat the gangster and rescue Freddy. He'd had a friend be a decoy so they could appear to disprove the professor's knowledge by appearing together.
Appearing in "The Powers of Captain Marvel, Jr."
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- Prof. L. Popinjay
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- Monk Murdock
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- Charley
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