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All Favourites Comic#59
Cover: Mike Sekowsky & Mike Esposito

All Favourites Comic #59

Mar 1967 · K. G. Murray · 2/- [0-2-0 AUP]; 0.20 AUD
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Contains 9 stories
"Agony at the Academy" or "A Scrap'll Floor the Teacher"
11 pp · Satire-Parody, Superhero

In "Agony at the Academy" or "A Scrap'll Floor the Teacher," Dean Egghead’s Academy for Super-Heroes is in chaos after every major hero refuses to teach—leaving him to hire the bumbling Inferior Five. As the team struggles through clumsy lessons, getting zapped, iced, and doused in absurd ways, the dean clings to hope that a visiting fan club will save the day. But when the fans arrive, they’re not fans at all—just the Fraternity of Atavistic No-Goodnicks in disguise, ready to wreak havoc.

Part II: "Two Brains Are Better Than One"
7 pp · Satire-Parody, Superhero
Inferior Five

Part II: "Two Brains Are Better Than One" finds the Inferior Five struggling to keep their field trip under control, accidentally causing chaos as they try to demonstrate their powers to a group of rowdy students. Back at school, their misadventures are cut short when they're ambushed by the FAN, who unleash a surprise attack with a cryptic command: "Attack, Nogoodniks!"

Part III: "Some Throwbacks Should Be Thrown Back" or "But Some Shouldn't!"
6 pp · Satire-Parody, Superhero
Inferior Five

Part III: "Some Throwbacks Should Be Thrown Back" or "But Some Shouldn't!" finds the Inferior Five in their usual chaotic stride, stumbling into a poolside encounter that brings them face-to-face with Angel Fish, a mermaid whose presence throws their usual antics into high gear. When the team’s latest misadventure spirals into a full-blown crisis, they enlist the help of the Egg's Men and even call upon their parents, the retired Freedom Brigade, to step in and guide the next generation of so-called heroes. As the dust settles and the picnic ends, Awkwardman can’t help but wonder what might have been — all while the team grapples with what it means to be a hero, even when they’re clearly not.

The Human Circus
6 pp · Science Fiction
Danger--Wonder Woman
15 pp · Superhero
Chapter 1: The Alien Beasts from 500 B.C.
9 pp · Science Fiction
Chapter 2: The Battle of the Alien Beasts
8 pp · Science Fiction
Chapter 3: Rip Hunter’s Last Stand
8 pp · Science Fiction
The Batmen of All Nations
10 pp · Superhero

In "The Batmen of All Nations," Batman gathers international crimefighters in Gotham City to share his methods, only to face a cunning criminal who dares them to stop his crimes—claiming their efforts will fail. As the heroes race to uncover clues and thwart his schemes, it becomes clear that their approaches may be more effective than Batman’s own.

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Full credits

artist, inker Harry G. Peter
letterer Jim Wroten
cover pencils Mike Sekowsky
cover inks Mike Esposito

Reprints

↩ Reprints Action Comics #200 (1955), Detective Comics #215 (1955), Wonder Woman #79 (1956), Rip Hunter... Time Master #2 (1961), Showcase #65 (1966)

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