All-Star Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Justice Society of America Initiates Johnny Thunder! Introduction," newly minted hero Johnny Thunder takes his first real test when a prank involving fake newspaper headlines leads him to confront a supposed criminal—only to find himself outmaneuvered by a gang that’s just as amused by the ruse as he is. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Stan Asch, this 1941 classic captures the playful spirit of early superhero team-ups, with a memorable cover by E. E. Hibbard and Sheldon Moldoff showing Johnny’s dramatic riverside sendoff.
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After having been shown phony newspapers about a Killer McPanzee, Johnny heads out to capture the phony felon at his residence at 222 Park Lane Drive, unaware that the criminal element has also seen the newspapers and decide to take advantage of the situation. Johnny disguises himself when he arrives at McPanzee's home, but the criminals see through that and try to let him have it...especially when they find out he's being initiated as a new JSA member. T-Bolt gives the crooks good manners, and they politely wrap Johnny up in a blanket and throw him in the river!
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