All-American Comics #48
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "League of the Three Eyed Men!", Al Pratt, the Atom, trades his lab coat for a reporter’s notebook, chasing a human interest story that takes a dangerous turn. When he meets Henry Jones, a seemingly ordinary man drawn into a web of crime and deception, the Atom must race to clear his name after a rival gang leader is attacked—before the wrong man takes the fall. Written by Ted Udall and illustrated by Joe Gallagher, with a striking cover by Irwin Hasen, this 1943 adventure blends pulp intrigue with the early days of superhero sleuthing.
In "League of the Three Eyed Men!" from All-American Comics #48 (1943), Alan Scott and Irene Miller stumble upon a mysterious three-eyed corpse, setting off a deadly chase that thrusts the Emerald Crusader and Doiby into a perilous fight against Nazi saboteurs. The discovery of the corpse becomes a dangerous mystery, testing their courage and wit in a world where secrets are as deadly as bullets.
In "The Atom Went to Town!" from All-American Comics #48 (1943), aspiring reporter Al Pratt finds himself in the middle of a mystery when he meets Henry Jones, a young man caught in a dangerous web after being kidnapped by a local gambler. With a rival gang leader injured and the blame looming over Henry, the Atom must act fast to clear his name—before the truth gets buried.
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Reprinted in America at War: The Best of DC War Comics #[nn] (1979), America at War: The Best of DC War Comics #[nn] (1979), DC Goes to War #[nn] (2020)
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