All-Star Comics #1

In "Vs. the Sorceror Trygg," Hawkman soars over the Welsh Mountains, drawn by a desperate cry from a young woman named Jan, who claims to be fleeing from undead workers. When he learns her uncle, the sorceror Trygg, has been using dark magic to control zombies in forgotten mines, Hawkman steps in to stop the injustice—only to uncover deeper witchcraft at play, entangling both Jan and another woman, Margo.

In "The Twin Thieves," a chance encounter at a jewelry store sets Wes on a trail that leads from a masked robber to a mysterious man who changes suits mid-chase. When Wes returns as the Sandman to investigate the thief’s home, he uncovers a hidden safe full of stolen jewels—only to face a trap set by the real mastermind behind the crime.

In the year 2240, as war rages between Toutonia and Balkania, Ultra-Man—Gary Concord, High Moderator of the United States—steps in to broker peace and restore order, especially in the war-ravaged uranium mines. When he uncovers a secret plot by Balkanian agents Criket and Krieg to seize the mines through deception, Concord moves swiftly to stop them before the conflict deepens.

In "The Murder of Widow Jones," the Flash investigates a chilling crime scene after a mysterious open window and a silent, locked door raise alarms in a quiet neighborhood. When he discovers the widow Jones dead and her home ransacked, he takes on the case personally—posing as a detective to catch the thief in under thirty minutes.

In "The Tenement Fires," Jim Corrigan investigates a blaze that defies explanation, uncovering a deadly secret in the victim’s clothing. The Spectre, drawn by the tragedy, ascends to heaven and learns the fire was no accident—someone is deliberately setting blazes, and the dead man has seen the arsonist. With a new lead, the Spectre sets out to track down the culprit before more lives are lost.

In the early days of superheroics, Biff and Mulligan are called to uncover a mystery: government bomber plans seem stolen, yet they’re still in the safe. When Biff notices a mysterious poster advertising the Great Remembo, a stage magician with a flair for the dramatic, he senses something’s off—leading him on a trail that proves the real trick is yet to come.

In "The Forest Fire," Hour-Man steps in when a raging blaze threatens a camp under Uncle Sam’s protection, saving everyone in the process. But as the smoke clears, a chilling warning arrives: the camp must be evacuated immediately—or someone will die. With time on his side and danger on the rise, Rex Tyler, as Hour-Man, takes the lead in uncovering the source of the threat.

In "The Volcano Invasion," Red, Whitey, and Blooey trade their usual missions for a well-earned vacation in Alaska—only to find themselves back in action when Doris West warns them of a hidden threat: Kavinise men infiltrating the region, masquerading as Eskimos and hoarding weapons in an underground fortress. With a G-2 operative missing and the danger growing, the trio sets out to uncover the truth and stop the invasion before it’s too late.