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All-Negro Comics#1
Cover: John Terrell

All-Negro Comics #1

Jun 1947 · All-Negro Comics · 0.15 USD
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“"American-born, college educated, Lion Man is a young scientist, sent by the United Nations..."”

In the groundbreaking All-Negro Comics #1, written, drawn, and inked by John Terrell, a young scientist named Lion Man—American-born and college educated—is dispatched by the United Nations on a mission that blends science and global responsibility. The issue's bold, pioneering spirit is matched by its forward-looking content, with a house ad encouraging young readers to stay grounded in faith and channel their energy into wholesome pursuits, while teasing an upcoming feature spotlighting trailblazing Black athletes. Cover by John Terrell.

artist, inker, writer John Terrell · cover John Terrell

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artist, inker, writer John Terrell
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House ad for the next issue of All-Negro Comics urging kids to "stick to the church, and use up your energy in good clean sports." A new feature, "Negro Trailblazers and Champions of the Sports World" was to start in the next issue.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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