CALGARY

Tsuut'ina police look to return 33 comic books to rightful collector

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Published Monday, December 30, 2019 4:27PM MST Last Updated Monday, December 30, 2019 9:10PM MST

Anyone wanting to claim the comics but be able to identify what is notable and missing from this photo, police said.

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CALGARY -- The Tsuut'ina police are looking to send Thor and Captain America back to their rightful owner after officers seized what they believed to be a stolen comic book collection nearly a year ago.

The collection includes 33 Marvel comics all preserved in cellophane sleeves. Police say they were found in a grey shoulder bag with a Y logo that had a green lining.

"To claim this collection, correctly identify what is notable and missing from this photo," said Tsuut'ina police in a post on social media.

There is no word on which supervillain is behind the caper.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Tsuut'ina police at 403-251-9660.

Marvel Comic Book Collection Recovered

In January, 2019 the Tsuut'ina Nation Police Service seized what is to be believed as a stolen comic book collection. We would like to find the collection’s rightful owner to return their property. pic.twitter.com/l1qBLmD0Ka
— Tsuut'ina Police (@Tsuutinapolice) December 30, 2019