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Cover: Jon Blummer

All-American Comics #8

Nov 1939 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“Origin, Part 1”

This November 1939 issue of All-American Comics heralds the arrival of Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man, announced right on the cover in bold, starburst lettering. Jon Blummer's cover art puts the muscle-bound, winged-helmet-wearing hero front and center, scattering a cluster of armored villains while a red-haired woman looks on in the chaos behind him. Billed as "America's Greatest Adventure and Humor Strips," this anthology delivers a lot of excitement for a thin dime.

writer, artist, inker Don Shelby · cover Jon Blummer

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writer, artist, inker Don Shelby

cover pencils, inks Jon Blummer

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Gary Concord's father spent years in suspended animation to awake in the far future of 2239 AD.

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