Characters

• The Green Lantern [Alan Scott]

Credits

• Pencils: Irwin Hasen
• Inks: Irwin Hasen

Storyline

Promotional advertisement for 6 of DC's biggest heroes starring in Action, Detective, Adventure, All-American, More Fun and Flash Comics.

Characters

• Superman [Clark Kent]
• Batman [Bruce Wayne]
• Sandman [Wesley Dodds]
• Green Lantern [Alan Scott]
• Spectre [Jim Corrigan]
• Flash [Jay Garrick]

Storyline

When Jim Cass tells him how he was tricked into working as a slave in the tropics for tycoon R. J. Karns, Alan Scott signs on for the same job. Then, as Green Lantern, he encourages the workers to rebel before grabbing the overseer in order to take him to the U.S. to force him to testify against Karns.

Characters

• The Green Lantern [Alan Scott
• also as Lane]
• Irene Miller
• Mr. Blake (Scott's employer at APEX)
• Jim Cass
• R. J. Karns (villain, shipping tycoon)
• Joe (villain)
• Pancho Lupo (villain)
• Jose (villain)
• Carlo (villain)
• Piedro (villain)

Credits

• Script: Bill Finger
• Pencils: Haroldo Magno
• Inks: Haroldo Magno

Storyline

When the local newspaper publishes a story that the Red Tornado is a hoax, the crooks that had left town decide to return....with a vengeance!

Characters

• The Red Tornado [Ma Hunkel]
• The Cyclone Kids [Sisty Hunkel
• Dinky Jibbet] (introduction)
• Scribbly Jibbet
• un-named Morning Dispatch editor
• Gus (Dispatch typesetter)
• Smokey (villain)

Credits

• Script: Sheldon Mayer
• Pencils: Sheldon Mayer
• Inks: Sheldon Mayer
• Letters: Sheldon Mayer

Storyline

The strange stories of a horse with hair 10" long, a hole from a Civil War cannon ball in a wall that was cut out and framed, and how 100,000 men kissed the face of FM Wrangel at graduation are told.

Characters

• Field Marshall Count of Wrangel

Credits

• Script: Ben Santana
• Pencils: Ben Santana
• Inks: Ben Santana
• Letters: Ben Santana

Reprint Notes

from Believe It or Not daily (King Features Syndicate) 1935-08-21

Characters

• Mutt
• Jeff

Credits

• Script: Al Smith
• Pencils: Al Smith
• Inks: Al Smith
• Letters: Al Smith

Reprint Notes

from Mutt & Jeff Sunday (Bell Syndicate) 1936-04-12

Characters

• Cicero's Cat

Credits

• Script: Magda Price
• Pencils: Magda Price
• Inks: Magda Price

Reprint Notes

from Cicero's Cat Sunday (Bell Syndicate) 1936-04-12

Credits

• Script: Magda Price
• Pencils: Magda Price
• Inks: Magda Price

Reprint Notes

from Mutt & Jeff Sunday (Bell Syndicate) 1936-03-29

Credits

• Script: Magda Price
• Pencils: Magda Price
• Inks: Magda Price

Reprint Notes

from Cicero's Cat Sunday (Bell Syndicate) 1936-03-29

Storyline

Four different tricks, such as "a trick star" and shadow pictures, are illustrated for the readers so that they can perform these at home.

Credits

• Script: A. W. Nugent
• Pencils: A. W. Nugent
• Inks: A. W. Nugent
• Letters: A. W. Nugent

Storyline

Hop investigates the disappearance of important tool dies and parts of secret aircraft from the factory.

Characters

• Hop Harrigan
• Tank "Ikky" Tinker
• Prop Wash
• Miss Snap
• un-named German spies (villains)

Credits

• Script: Enrico Bertozzi
• Pencils: Enrico Bertozzi
• Inks: Enrico Bertozzi
• Letters: Enrico Bertozzi

Storyline

Hop reports to all members of the Flying Club that free baggage stickers from T.W.A. and Eastern Airlines are available to them.

Characters

• Hop Harrigan

Credits

• Pencils: Enrico Bertozzi
• Inks: Enrico Bertozzi

Storyline

True stories about famed aviators are recounted by Hop.

Characters

• Hop Harrigan
• Paul Redfern
• Art Goebel
• Colonel Clarence Chamberlain
• Ernest L. Smith
• Emory B. Bronte
• Lt. Lester J. Maitland
• Lt. Albert F. Hegenberger

Credits

• Pencils: Jon Blummer
• Inks: Jon Blummer

Storyline

Curtiss Candy Company illustrated ad for Baby Ruth candy bars, using Fordham University's head football coach, James Crowley, as spokesman.

Characters

• James Crowley

Storyline

The Atom steps in to halt a protection racket involving local newsboys and bootblacks.

Characters

• The Atom [Al Pratt]
• Blackie (young bootblack)
• un-named Boss (villain, introduction)
• Slink (villain, introduction)

Credits

• Script: Bill O'Connor
• Pencils: Ben Flinton
• Inks: Leonard Sansone

Storyline

When Pete is able to ring a bell at the local county fair, he is offered the chance to fight a champion boxer, "One-Round O'Rouke," in the Silver Gloves boxing contest.

Characters

• Pete
• Butch
• J. Moses Appleberry (scout for the Silver Gloves Boxing Committee)

Credits

• Script: Art Helfant
• Pencils: Art Helfant
• Inks: Art Helfant

Storyline

Ted, Alan and Jack attempt to track down Professor Lutyens, who is being held prisoner in the Hall of the Great Brain.

Characters

• Ted
• Alan
• Jack
• Dr. Lutyens
• the Martians (villains)

Credits

• Script:
• Pencils: Stan Asch
• Inks: Stan Asch

Storyline

Promotional plugs, with illustrations, introduce new features to the All-American Comic's line-up: Dr. Mid-Nite & Hooty in issue #25 and Sargon the Sorcerer in issue #26.

Characters

• Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]
• Hooty (an owl)
• Sargon [John Sargent]

Credits

• Pencils: Stan Asch
• Pencils: Howard Purcell
• Inks: Stan Asch
• Inks: Howard Purcell

Storyline

Half the page is devoted to the 14 cent stamp, which has the portrait of President Franklin Pierce on it. Rest of page is stamp dealer advertisements.

Characters

• Franklin Pierce

Storyline

Through a shrewd luck, Jimmy overhears and sees Harcourt's insurance man, Crandall, pull the thought-to-be stolen Burma Ruby pulled out of a wall safe, and concludes that Harcourt is attempting to defraud the insurance company.

Characters

• Jimmy Stone
• Phil Hackett
• Linda Warren
• Crandall (insurance agent)
• McKenzie (a lapidary)
• Andrews (Harcourt's butler)
• J.P. Harcourt (villain)

Credits

• Script: Evelyn Gaines
• Pencils: Sheldon Mayer
• Inks: Sheldon Mayer

Storyline

Rusty Messing, a reader of All-American Comics, provides his review of Geoffrey Chaucer's book, "Canterbury Tales."

Storyline

Five different illustrated activities for the reader are shown.

Credits

• Script: A. W. Nugent
• Pencils: A. W. Nugent
• Inks: A. W. Nugent
• Letters: A. W. Nugent

Characters

• Mutt
• Jeff

Credits

• Script: Al Smith
• Pencils: Al Smith
• Inks: Al Smith
• Letters: Al Smith

Reprint Notes

from Mutt & Jeff Sunday (Bell Syndicate) 1936-06-21

Credits

• Script: Magda Price
• Pencils: Magda Price
• Inks: Magda Price

Reprint Notes

from Cicero's Cat Sunday (Bell Syndicate) 1936-06-21

Credits

• Script: Magda Price
• Pencils: Magda Price
• Inks: Magda Price

Reprint Notes

from Mutt & Jeff Sunday (Bell Syndicate) 1935-05-12

Credits

• Script: Magda Price
• Pencils: Magda Price
• Inks: Magda Price

Reprint Notes

from Cicero's Cat Sunday (Bell Syndicate) 1935-05-12

Storyline

The features tell about: wooden horse carver Frank Carretta, who has never ridden a horse; Adele Harrison, who wrote the longest story ever told; and a fort built at Rowse's Point, New York, accidentally built on British soil in 1818, and sometimes referred to as Fort Blunder!

Characters

• Adele Garrison
• Frank Carretta

Credits

• Script: Ben Santana
• Pencils: Ben Santana
• Inks: Ben Santana
• Letters: Ben Santana

Reprint Notes

from Believe It or Not daily (King Features Syndicate) 1935-08-22

Storyline

Mrs. Jackson and the entire household is mystified by the oddities surrounding the new boarder, Mr. Black, who turns out to be a writer!

Characters

• Ben Webster
• Billy
• Mr. Black
• Mrs. Jackson
• Bart Campbell

Credits

• Script: Edwin Alger
• Pencils: Edwin Alger
• Inks: Edwin Alger

Reprint Notes

from Ben Webster's Career Sunday (Bell Syndicate) ?

Storyline

Red, Whitey and Blooey react to rough tactics used on a old pencil seller by some criminals, not realizing that it's Doris in disguise, who has been assigned by G-2 to investigate the activities of a mysterious frieghter on the waterfront.

Characters

• Red Dugan
• Whitey White
• Blooey Blue
• Doris West [as Doris Mosey]
• Captain Todt (villain)
• Sigmund (villain)

Credits

• Script: Jerry Siegel (uncertain)
• Pencils:
• Inks:

Storyline

Illustrated promotional ad for All-Star Comics #4 and the new JSA adventure "For America and Democracy!" including the cover.

Characters

• Sandman [Wesley Dodds]
• Spectre [Jim Corrigan]
• Flash [Jay Garrick]
• Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]
• Hawkman [Carter Hall]
• Atom [Al Pratt]
• Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]
• Green Lantern [Alan Scott]

Credits

• Pencils: E. E. Hibbard
• Inks: E. E. Hibbard

Storyline

Advertisements from the Wilson Chemical Company of Tyrone, Pennsylvania, makers of White Cloverine brand salve.

Storyline

Daisy Manufacturing Company ad for their new air rifle, the "1000-shot Red Ryder Cowboy Carbine."

Characters

• Red Ryder
• Little Beaver

Credits

• Pencils: Fred Harman
• Inks: Fred Harman