All-American Comics #40
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Circle of Kafoon," a 1942 issue of All-American Comics, Doiby is mistaken for an Asian deity named Dhoy Bee when he seeks help from Green Lantern, leading his would-be kidnappers to believe he’s summoned a demon. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Irwin Hasen—both handling pencils and inks—this tale blends mystery and mistaken identity with a touch of supernatural intrigue, all rendered in the distinctive style of the era. The cover, also by Hasen, captures the moment’s tension with bold, dynamic lines.
In "The Circle of Kafoon," Doiby Dickles finds himself caught in a whirlwind of mistaken identity when locals mistake him for the mythical Asian deity Dhoy Bee. When he calls on Green Lantern for help, his would-be kidnappers panic, convinced the hero’s arrival was summoned by a demon—leaving Doiby to navigate a dangerous mix of superstition and fear.
In "The Tusk," the Atom faces a strange and unsettling threat when he intervenes in an attack by a deranged businessman, only to uncover a pattern of madness spreading through others—each victim transformed by a single, unsettling cause. Written by a creator from the 1942 era and illustrated in the distinctive style of the time, the story unfolds as a gripping mystery rooted in personal vendetta and the hidden cost of revenge.
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