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Cover: Frank Harry

All-Star Comics #15

Feb 1943 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Man Who Created Images! Introduction”

In "The Man Who Created Images! Introduction," the Brain Wave uses his mind-bending powers to materialize the Justice Society of America and trap them at Sharktooth Bay, recalling how his ability to conjure people from thought was born out of greed. With Wonder Woman and her girlfriends in danger, he attempts to exploit their emotions by projecting illusions of their boyfriends—only for Wonder Woman to break free and witness the Brain Wave’s final, desperate leap from the tower. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Joe Gallagher, with a cover by Frank Harry, this 1943 All-Star Comics issue delivers a classic pulp-style mystery with a twist of psychological suspense.

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artist, inker Joe Gallagher
cover pencils, inks Frank Harry

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At Sharktooth Bay, a strange figure called the Brain Wave oversees the inert forms of the JSA members. He thinks back to the time that he learned the ability to materialize people out of thin air. Unfortunately, he was only motivated by money, and that led him to a life of crime. Then he sees Wonder Woman and the girlfriends in their uniforms, and decides to use mental images of their boyfriends against them, and are captured. Brain Wave attempts to gas them all, Wonder Woman breaks her fetters and breaks out of their prison just in time to see the Brain Wave jump to his death from the tower.

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