All-Star Comics #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Spring 1945 issue of All-Star Comics delivers a striking wartime statement, with the Justice Society gathered together — including figures identifiable as Hawkman, Doctor Fate, Wonder Woman, and several of their fellow members — watching a vivid presentation titled "This Is Our Enemy!" on what appears to be a large screen or display. The projected image looms dramatically: a skeletal figure bearing a Nazi-flagged scythe leads a charge of menacing horsemen through fire and destruction above a ruined cityscape. Cover artist Joe Gallagher captures the urgency of the era with clarity and purpose, making this one of the more sobering and direct covers of the JSA's wartime run.
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Dick appears in 1872 in Prussia as Helmut and finds himself holding a gun on Otto von Bismarck, calling him a liar and a cheat, reminding von Bismarck that he is his official aide, and believed the stories he was told about France's treachery towards Germany. Now privy to state secrets, Helmut learns that the supposed treachery was a lie and calls Bismarck on it. The Atom helps overcome the danger to Dick Amber, who now realizes that, if Germany continues on this course, the world will one day rise up against her. Wildcat shows up to take Dick Amber on to his next rendezvous, as Franz Unger.
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