All Star Comics Archives #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover archive edition collects the earliest adventures of the Justice Society of America, reprinting All Star Comics #3-8 from the Golden Age. It features the debut of the iconic superhero team, uniting characters like the Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, and Wonder Woman in their first team-up stories, with original art and coloring preserved from the 1940s comics.
Inza returns from an antique shop to find a strange box left behind by a vanished woman—its contents unleashing a dangerous drug that knocks her unconscious. When she awakens, she’s plagued by dark magic, forcing her to seek help from Dr. Fate, who leads her to the Moors in pursuit of a sorcerer wielding forbidden knowledge. Together, they face phantom horrors and uncover a deadly secret tied to bringing the dead back to life. The mystery deepens as Fate confronts the source of the threat, but the full truth remains just out of reach.
In "For America and Democracy!", Dr. Fate is dispatched to New England to investigate sabotage at the Atlantic Seaboard’s naval yards, deploying his Cloud of Darkness to track down evil. When the search leads him to fishing smacks harboring Grey Shirts, he overcomes them—refusing to let them remain silent, he summons terrifying creatures from the deep to extract the truth. With the suspects in FBI hands, Fate turns to his crystal to uncover the mastermind behind the plot, then races to warn Sandman and the Flash about the dangerous figure known as Klaver.
In "A Fortune Teller's Fortune," Daisy and Johnny head to a birthday party, wary of recent jewelry thefts in town. Daisy insists they visit Mogi, the Marvelous, for a reading—Johnny scoffs, calling the fortune-teller a fraud. When Daisy’s pearls vanish soon after, Johnny’s suspicions are confirmed, leading to a tense confrontation with Mogi, who may know more than he lets on.
Inza visits Doctor Fate, alarmed by a fraudulent magician known as Magico who’s draining a wealthy woman of her fortune. With Kent and Mrs. Ross, she tracks down the trickster, unaware that Magico is merely a pawn in a larger scheme orchestrated by the enigmatic Mr. X, who’s luring Fate into a deadly trap. When the plan unfolds, Inza is shot, and Fate must race to save her using forbidden magic from Atlantis—only to face Magico and his allies in a deadly showdown that will test the limits of his power and the cost of justice.
In "The Justice Society of America Initiates Johnny Thunder!", the newly minted hero takes his first real test when a prankster's fake newspaper headline about Killer McPanzee sends him racing to 222 Park Lane Drive—only to find himself caught in a trap set by the very criminals he's trying to catch. Disguised and determined, Johnny's earnest attempt to prove himself is met with unexpected courtesy from the crooks, who, after a bit of polite persuasion from T-Bolt, decide to give him a memorable send-off—right into the river.
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↩ Reprints All-Star Comics #3 (1940), All-Star Comics #4 (1941), All-Star Comics #5 (1941), All-Star Comics #6 (1941)
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