All Star Comics Archives #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of the All Star Comics Archives collects All Star Comics #7-10, originally published in 1941-1942. It features the first appearances of the Justice Society of America as a team, including classic Golden Age adventures with characters like the Flash, Green Lantern, and Hawkman. The volume also includes the debut of Wonder Woman in a preview story from All Star Comics #8, making it a cornerstone of DC's superhero history.
In this standout issue from the All Star Comics Archives series, Dr. Mid-Nite takes on a chilling mystery rooted in a rare blood disease linked to apes, all sparked by a radio report about an escaped former official with a fear of light. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Stan Asch, the story unfolds with tense suspense as Mid-Nite races to uncover the truth, aided unexpectedly by his loyal companion Hooty—whose intervention saves him from a deadly ambush by Dr. Elba’s henchmen. The cover, by Pete Poplaski, captures the shadowy intensity of the tale.
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Dr. McNider hears on the radio that a former city official has escaped from a mental institution and has a fear of light. Dr. Mid-Nite captures the official, binds him and takes a blood sample, indicating a rare blood disease found in apes! He goes to see a Professor Able, who has discovered a cure for the disease, and also finds a vial of the antidote. He brings the city official back to sanity, but then runs across two criminals in the employ of a Dr. Elba. Capturing both, the Man of Night is suddenly struck from behind by Dr. Elba and would have been shot to death had not Hooty intervened.
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