Published: March 1940
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Story Featuring Cliff Cornwall
Story Featuring The Flash
"By a strange freak of chance..."
When Joan's father is arrested for being a spy, the Flash speeds up his investigation of the foreign government behind the apparent frame-up.
We previously credited the art to Harry Lampert in error. Story takes place in New York.
"In a secluded corner of the ball-room..."
Writer credit by Craig Delich.
Story Featuring Hawkman
"Another eisode of the phantom of the night..."
The Hawkman investigates the threat of a scientist who has discovered the secret of keeping a human body alive long after it is clinically dead.
Carter Hall's home address is given as 20 Hudson Terrace. Hall's identity as the Hawkman is discovered by Dick and several of his friends.
"Butterfly, butterfly, turn around..."
After his initial win in the ring, Johnny begins training for his next fight against Gunpowder Glanz. To top things off, Daisy agrees to marry Johnny if he loses the fight, but Johnny's mysterious power strikes again and he becomes the heavyweight champion!
"We'd better get the aero-belts and jump, Taro!"
"Like a man whose name is never known..."
Credits by Craig Delich. The King is a master of disguise. Unnamed in the early stories, he wears a simple domino mask, perhaps with a top hat, when he is not impersonating someone else. Smith signs in the final panel of page one.
"You shall have it."
Story Featuring The Whip
"One hundred years ago..."
Information about stamps with several small ads from stamps dealers. Sequence added per Len Wolinski.
"The space patrol boat dropped through..."
Story concludes in issue #4. Sequence added per Len Wolinski.
House ad for All-American Comics #12. Sequence added per Len Wolinski.
Back cover.
Inside back cover.
Inside front cover.
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