All-Star Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSolomon Grundy looms enormous and menacing over the entire cover of this 1947 DC gem, his grasping hands encircling a glowing sphere that traps the Justice Society of America — Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Hawkman, The Flash, Dr. Mid-Nite, The Atom, and Johnny Thunder — all scrambling in desperate confusion within his grip. Irwin Hasen's cover art captures the villain's ghoulish intensity brilliantly, making Grundy feel genuinely unstoppable against even this assembled roster of heroes. It's a full-length JSA adventure promising the kind of Golden Age superhero teamwork that made All-Star Comics such a beloved showcase for DC's finest.
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In Lambert City, Baldy Balsom convinces his thug buddies that he is not washed up and he'll commit any crime he wants without anyone stopping him. They believe it when Grundy walks in the door, and he agrees to help Baldy if he will tell him how to find Green Lantern. While Grundy is committing three crimes, the Atom gains a clue to the monster's location, and arrives at a shoe factory and stops Baldy and his men. Then Grundy knocks the Atom unconscious, senses he will get no information from Baldy, and leaves. Atom takes the crooks to jail, then sets out after the Marshland Monster again.
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