All-American Comics #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Harlequin!", the Black Pirate returns to Le Havre to confront the Duke de Villon—the man who once framed him and now seeks to steal the revolutionary ship plans from inventor Henri and his imprisoned companion Yvonne. With the fate of a new era of sea travel hanging in the balance, the pirate must outwit the duke’s henchmen, reclaim the stolen designs, and free Yvonne, all while navigating a web of deception on the treacherous docks. Everett Kinstler’s dynamic art brings the swashbuckling drama to life, while Irwin Hasen’s striking cover captures the mystery and menace of the Harlequin’s return.
When a department store sponsor pressures Alan Scott to promote his chain on radio station WXYZ, the Green Lantern is roped into a publicity stunt—casting a real-life villain to match his heroic persona. Enter the Harlequin, a comic heroine pulled from the script to play the part, turning the broadcast into a spectacle neither the audience nor the Emerald Crusader expected.
In "The Adventure in Castle Villon," the Black Pirate returns to confront the man who once sentenced him to exile—the Duke de Villon—now a thief and tyrant in Le Havre. With the fate of a revolutionary ship’s design and the freedom of the imprisoned inventor Henri and his companion Yvonne hanging in the balance, the pirate must outwit the duke’s forces and reclaim what was stolen.
In "Out of This World!" from All-American Comics #89 (1947), Dr. McNider stumbles into an otherworldly arena after a wrong number in a phone booth, finding himself in Ancient Rome amid a gladiatorial spectacle. There, he confronts the ruler of this strange realm—Dr. Light, the arch nemesis of Dr. Mid-Nite—locked in a surreal clash of science and myth.
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Reprinted in World's Finest Comics #211 (1972)
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