All-Star Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe entire Justice Society of America charges forward on this March–April 1941 cover — Hawkman soaring overhead, Green Lantern and the winged Hour-Man airborne behind him, while the Flash, Dr. Fate, the Sandman, and a blue-masked figure surge ahead on the ground, one of them brandishing a flag reading "For America and Democracy" beside the dome of the U.S. Capitol. Cover art by E. E. Hibbard and Sheldon Moldoff captures the patriotic energy perfectly, with the JSA banner and that stirring slogan setting the tone for what the cover itself bills as "the first complete book-length adventure of the Justice Society of America." Featuring The Flash, The Spectre, Dr. Fate, Green Lantern, Hawkman, Hour-Man, the Sandman, the Atom, and Johnny Thunder, this ten-cent issue is a remarkable assembly of Golden Age talent — with interior story and art by Gardner Fox and Howard Sherman adding further depth to the package.
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Dr. Fate is ordered to New England to look for sabotage at the naval yards along the Atlantic Seaboard, sending out a Cloud of Darkness to seek out evil. And find it it dies, aboard fishing smacks with Grey Shirts on board, whom Fate overcomes. When they refuse to talk, he summons up horrible beasts from the deep to "convince" them to tell all they know. Fate then sends out his Cloud of Darkness to summon the FBI to take them into custody, then Fate consults his crystal to learn the identity of the leader of the villains before warning Sandman and the Flash about Klaver.
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