All-American Comics #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Johnny Thunder!", schoolteacher Johnny Tane answers his father’s call to become a lawman, stepping into the role of Johnny Thunder to protect his town—without breaking his solemn vow to his mother to avoid violence. With the help of his mysterious thunderbolt, he takes on a ruthless cattle-rustling gang who alter brands and sell stolen livestock, bringing order to the frontier with quiet resolve. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with sharp, dynamic art by Alex Toth—both in story and on the cover—this 1948 issue captures a classic hero’s moral dilemma in a taut, grounded adventure.
In "Johnny Thunder!" from All-American Comics #100 (1948), schoolteacher Jo finds himself caught between two worlds when he takes on the identity of Johnny Thunder to honor his sheriff father—without breaking his vow to his mother to avoid violence. As the frontier town grapples with a hidden cattle-rustling ring, Jo must navigate danger and duty, using wit and courage to bring the rustlers to justice.
In "The Smuggler's Signal!" from All-American Comics #100 (1948), the Black Pirate and his son take on a dangerous mission to free a young woman trapped in a smuggling ring, her brother held hostage as leverage. With stealth and daring, they navigate a web of deception and hidden passages, racing against time to break the gang’s grip before it’s too late.
In "Gotham's Golden Jubilee!", the city celebrates its 50th anniversary with grand festivities, but the celebration is thrown into chaos when the futuristic criminal Knodar reappears—only to mistake a 20th-century girl for the legendary 23rd-century Black-Eyed Bandit. As confusion spreads through the streets, Gotham's defenders must untangle the mix-up before the golden key to the city is stolen.
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Reprinted in Strange Adventures #75 (1956)
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