All-American Comics #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Perfect Crime," Dr. Mid-Nite takes on a mystery that unfolds when he witnesses the sudden kidnapping of a fellow physician, leading him to uncover a shocking connection to a criminal attorney pulling the strings. Written by Charles Reizenstein and illustrated by Stan Asch, this 1942 installment from All-American Comics #44 blends suspense and detective work with a touch of wartime intrigue. The cover, by Irwin Hasen, captures the tension of the moment with sharp, expressive lines.
In "The Perfect Crime," Green Lantern finds himself framed after being caught at the scene of a robbery, igniting a relentless campaign from an APEX broadcaster determined to expose the Emerald Crusader as the real culprit. As suspicion mounts and the public turns against him, Green Lantern must clear his name before the truth is buried beneath a tide of false accusations.
In "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes!!" from All-American Comics #44, Dr. Mid-Nite races through the shadows to stop a mysterious abduction, only to uncover a web of deceit tied to a criminal attorney pulling strings from the courtroom. The story unfolds with tense precision, blending noir suspense and early superhero intrigue as the masked doctor confronts a threat that reaches far beyond the night’s darkness.
In "The Missing Tycoons," a wealthy businessman vanishes without a trace, leaving his wife distraught and desperate. When a medium claims to channel his spirit, she’s drawn into a mysterious seance that may hold the key to his disappearance—though the truth behind the call may be far more unsettling than she imagined.
In "The Hungry Horse!" from All-American Comics #44 (1942), Mary entrusts Al Pratt with a package to mail for a client—only for a mishap to expose its dangerous contents: stolen radium. The sudden revelation sets off a chain of events that puts Al in the middle of a high-stakes mystery.
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