All-American Comics #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sinister Plot of Professor Caspar," Al takes a car out for a near-fatal test drive, sparking a high-stakes chase that leads the Atom to expose a network of crooked car dealers. Written by Bill O'Connor and illustrated by Ben Flinton with inks by Leonard Sansone, this 1942 adventure blends pulp suspense with early superhero sleuthing. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Martin Nodell and Irwin Hasen, captures the moment of peril with sharp, expressive detail.
In "The Car Racket," Al’s reckless test drive takes a deadly turn, prompting the Atom to step in and expose a network of crooked car dealers preying on innocent buyers. With sharp detective work and a no-nonsense approach, the hero tracks down the culprits, turning their own schemes against them.
In "The Truth of Dr. Mid-Nite's Identity," a 1942 tale from All-American Comics #37, the shadow of wartime tension looms over a munitions factory where two disgruntled employees plot against their boss—driven by outrage that he's selling weapons to the government at cost. When foreign agents are hired to silence him, the stage is set for a mystery that will test loyalty, truth, and the hidden identity behind the masked vigilante who watches from the dark.
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Reprinted in Golden Age Green Lantern Archives #2 (2002)
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