All-Star Comics #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWith the Eiffel Tower rising behind them, Wonder Woman whirls her golden lasso while Green Lantern soars overhead and the Atom stands ready — all squarely in the sights of a gun-toting villain who has them cornered on a Parisian rooftop. The cover blurb promises "The Justice Society of America's Crime-Chase 'Round the World," hinting at a globe-spanning adventure worthy of DC's premier super-team in 1951. Cover art by Art Peddy and Bernard Sachs makes the threat feel immediate, and with John Broome writing and Frank Giacoia on interior art, this issue of All-Star Comics delivers the kind of pulpy excitement the JSA does best.
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Wonder Woman decides to employ Turkish psychology to round up a fake Emir who has made off with 300 pounds of gold, leaving a silver skeleton key behind. Using her invisible plane, she spots a submarine and brings it ashore, rounding up the crooks. In Honolulu, multi-millionaire J. Fred Wallis has had his "short-snorter" $100,000 bill, signed by celebrities, stolen, so Green Lantern hurries aboard, and using Harry Wan's methods of not hunting for the criminal but making the criminal come to him, rounds up his suspect, turns him over to the police, and then hurries back to Civic City.
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