All-American Comics #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA cheerful January 1940 holiday cover from DC's All-American Comics sets the festive mood perfectly, with a rotund Santa Claus at center holding his bulging gift sack while a group of eager, wide-eyed kids swarm around him — one gang keeping him talking from the front while another sneaks a peek into the sack from behind, next to a brightly decorated Christmas tree. The speech bubbles capture the playful mischief beautifully: "Nuttin Santy… just keep talkin to us fer a few more minutes an we'll be very happy!" Cover art by Sheldon Mayer brings warm, lively cartoon energy to this winter issue, which also promises the further adventures of Gary Concord — Ultra-Man inside.
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Someone kills Scorne in prison to keep him from talking. Gary and Guppy go searching for the killers but end up in a cloud of poison gas.
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