All-American Comics #73
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Mountain Music Mayhem!" kicks off in the Great Smoky Mountains, where radio reporters Alan and Doiby set out to broadcast a genuine hillbilly show—only to stumble upon a family with a surprising secret. Written by Henry Kuttner and brought to life with lively art by Paul Reinman (both pencils and inks), this 1946 adventure blends rural charm with a twist that keeps the music playing in unexpected ways. The cover by Paul Reinman captures the zany spirit of the tale, a 10-cent slice of postwar fun from DC’s early days.
In "Mountain Music Mayhem!" from All-American Comics #73 (1946), Alan and Doiby set out for the Great Smoky Mountains to broadcast a hillbilly show, only to find the local family they’ve chosen are far from the folksy entertainers they appear to be. The duo’s attempt to bring some country charm to the airwaves quickly turns into a tangled mystery as they uncover a far more dangerous act than any fiddle tune.
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