All-Star Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn All-Star Comics #31 (1946), the mysterious Willie Wonder’s workshop becomes a battleground when an alien entity named Zor invades his mind, twisting his inventions into deadly weapons. As the Justice Society of America investigates a string of bizarre crimes, they’re guided by the enigmatic Duna—guardians of Zor from another world—whose quiet presence shadows their every move. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Martin Naydel, with cover art by Naydel and Joe Kubert, this issue blends pulp intrigue with early superhero mysticism in a 10-cent tale of mind control and interplanetary justice.
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In the workshop of Willie Wonder, an evil globe-being named Zor enters the mind of Willie Wonder as he sleeps, and his whole demeanor changes. Now he makes "toys" that are deadly, and he teams up with a thug, supplying his gang with terrible weapons of crime. The JSA, meanwhile, read of the crimes, then are visited by three globe-beings called the Duna, who are the keepers of Zor on another planet. who put them on the trail of Zor and the impossible crimes. Unknown to the JSA, the Duna will secretly follow the members, keeping them from harm until Zor can be re-captured.
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