All-American Comics (1939) - Series

Series

All-American Comics (1939)

DC Comics •

1939

Description

A Golden Age anthology from All-American Publications, running 102 issues from 1939 to 1948. The series launched the Golden Age Green Lantern and the Atom alongside features such as Doctor Mid-Nite, Hop Harrigan, and reprints of the Mutt and Jeff newspaper strip. With issue #103, the title became All-American Western.

Series Details

Publisher

DC Comics

Run

1939

Issues Count

102

Format

Standard

Original Language

English

Language

English

Creators

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A.W. Nugent

A.W. Nugent

Writer, Artist, Letterer

Alex Toth

Alex Toth

Artist, Penciller, Inker, Letterer, Cover Artist

Bob Oksner

Bob Oksner

Inker

Carmine Infantino

Carmine Infantino

Artist

Everett Hibbard

Penciller, Inker, Cover Artist

Gaspar Saladino

Gaspar Saladino

Cover Artist

Irwin Hasen

Irwin Hasen

Artist, Penciller, Inker, Cover Artist

Jack Adler

Jack Adler

Cover Artist

Julius Schwartz

Julius Schwartz

Writer, Editor

Paul Reinman

Paul Reinman

Writer, Artist, Penciller, Inker, Cover Artist

Sheldon Mayer

Sheldon Mayer

Writer, Artist, Penciller, Inker, Letterer, Editor, Cover Artist, Assistant

Sheldon Moldoff

Sheldon Moldoff

Writer, Penciller, Inker, Letterer, Editor, Cover Artist

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Issues

Issue #1

#1

Issue #1

All-American Comics (1939)

Mar 02, 1939

Issue #2

#2

Issue #2

All-American Comics (1939)

Apr 01, 1939

Issue #3

#3

Issue #3

All-American Comics (1939)

Apr 25, 1939

Issue #4

#4

Issue #4

All-American Comics (1939)

May 25, 1939

Issue #5

#5

Issue #5

All-American Comics (1939)

Jun 25, 1939

Issue #6

#6

Issue #6

All-American Comics (1939)

Jul 25, 1939

Issue #7

#7

Issue #7

All-American Comics (1939)

Aug 25, 1939

Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man: "Origin, Part 1"

#8

Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man: "Origin, Part 1"

All-American Comics (1939)

Sep 26, 1939

Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man: "Origin, Part 2"

#9

Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man: "Origin, Part 2"

All-American Comics (1939)

Oct 24, 1939

Red White & Blue: "Lightning Over New York"

#10

Red White & Blue: "Lightning Over New York"

All-American Comics (1939)

Nov 21, 1939

Red, White, and Blue: "The Murder of Senator Carter"

#11

Red, White, and Blue: "The Murder of Senator Carter"

All-American Comics (1939)

Dec 20, 1939

Red, White, and Blue: "Who Blew Up the Williams Works?"

#12

Red, White, and Blue: "Who Blew Up the Williams Works?"

All-American Comics (1939)

Jan 20, 1940

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