| Issue | #[nn] |
| Published | 1944 |
| Cover Price | 0.25 USD |
| Pages | 132 |
| Editing | Victor Fox |
| Notes | Infinity cover. Indicia: R. W. Voigt Publisher Chicago, Ill. Entire contents copyrighted 1944, by R. W. Voigt. Titles added from error report by Lou Mougin, July 2009. Some sequences and all synopses added by Peter Croome after an examination of a scan from goldenagecomics.co.uk. [Peter Croome] |
| Characters | Bouncer; Adam Anteas, Jr. |
| Genre | superhero; humor |
| Notes | Infinity cover. Indicia: R. W. Voigt Publisher Chicago, Ill. Entire contents copyrighted 1944, by R. W. Voigt. Titles added from error report by Lou Mougin, July 2009. Some sequences and all synopses added by Peter Croome after an examination of a scan from goldenagecomics.co.uk. [Peter Croome] |
| Synopsis | List of contents for the issue, plus copyright and publisher notices. |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Notes | Inside front cover. |
| Characters | The Bouncer; Anteas Jr.; Penny; Professor Mentor; The Lens |
| Synopsis | Anteas and the Bouncer save Professor Mentor from a fire but his eye is hurt. The Lens decides to kidnap the volunteers that come forward to help save the professor's eye. |
| Genre | superhero |
| Script | Bob Kanigher ? |
| Pencils | Louis Ferstadt ? [as Lew Howe] |
| Inks | Louis Ferstadt ? [as Lew Howe] |
| Notes | Title from contents page. Appearance between The Bouncer #13 and #14. |
| Characters | Rick Evans; Stringbean; Lugo; Princess Mina; Astra |
| Synopsis | Princess Mina uses telepathy to bring Rick Evans to Mars to fight a six-armed villain named Lugo. |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Pencils | ? [as Stan Ford] |
| Inks | ? [as Stan Ford] |
| Notes | Last appearance in All Top Comics #1 (one-shot). |
| Characters | Rick Evans; Stringbean; Astra |
| Synopsis | Rick and his friends go searching for missing scientists in space but find themselves enslaved by a giant cyclops and his wife. |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Pencils | ? [as Stan Ford] |
| Inks | ? [as Stan Ford] |
| Notes | Next appearance in All Your Comics #1 (first one-shot) |
| Characters | The Puppeteer [Alan Dale]; Dr. Martin; Myra Martin; Helen Martin |
| Synopsis | The Puppeteer saves museum curator Dr. Martin's daughters when they are kidnapped by a mad sculptor. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | ? [as Alec Hope] |
| Inks | ? [as Alec Hope] |
| Notes | Last appearance in All Top Comics #1 (one-shot) as Captain V; Next appearance in All Your Comics #1 (first one-shot) |
| Synopsis | Filler with facts about various things. |
| Genre | Fact |
| Synopsis | Unusual facts about various things. |
| Genre | Fact |
| Characters | "Speed" Karr (first appearance); Blackie (first appearance; villain); Red Robbins |
| Synopsis | Speed Karr finds a secret message and gets kidnapped for having it. Red Robbins uncovers a plot to steal gold from a sunken ship. |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Pencils | ? [as Ron Rogan] |
| Inks | ? [as Ron Rogan] |
| Notes | Last appearance in All Top Comics #1 (one-shot). |
| Characters | Dr. Howell (first appearance; villain); Trigger Burke (first appearance; villain); Red Robbins |
| Synopsis | Red Robbins tracks down Trigger Burke after he's hurt in a car crash. |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Pencils | ? [as Ron Rogan] |
| Inks | ? [as Ron Rogan] |
| Notes | Next appearance in All Your Comics #1 (first one-shot). |
| Characters | Dick Transom |
| Synopsis | Dick goes undercover as a waiter at a dinner party to catch a cross-dressing jewel thief. |
| Pencils | ? [as Hap Harris] |
| Characters | Waterman O'Brine; Wetmore O'Brine; Pluto (The Devil); Gabriel (angel); Luna Moon; Mr. Sun; Venus |
| Synopsis | The O'Brine twins go golfing and end up imagining themselves golfing with the sun. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | ? [as Larry Page] |
| Characters | Wetmore O'Brine; Waterman O'Brine; Pappy O'Connor; Zeke O'Connor; Rufe O'Connor; Tim McLoy |
| Synopsis | The O'Brine twins get involved in a southern feud. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | ? [as Larry Page] |
| Synopsis | Facts about various things. |
| Genre | Fact |
| Synopsis | Facts about various things. |
| Genre | Fact |
| Characters | Betty Boyd (first appearance; only appearance?); Chuck Morgan (first appearance; villain; death); Harvey Thatcher (first appearance; villain) |
| Synopsis | Betty, a reporter, tries to find out who's behind the Stetson Silver Mine robberies. |
| Pencils | ? [as Al Jones] |
| Characters | Purple Tigress [Ann Morgan] (first appearance; only appearance?); Thorne (first appearance; villain); Stella (first appearance; villain); their gang (first appearance; villains) |
| Synopsis | Ann Morgan, the richest girl in town, changes into The Purple Tigress to stop jewel thieves at a party. |
| Genre | superhero |
| Pencils | ? [as Betty Brown] |
| Characters | Connie; Kurt Schrieber; Walker; Abraham Lincoln; Amos Q. Billings |
| Synopsis | Connie and Walker travel 100 years back in time to track down Walker's sister who Kurt Schrieber has sent back in time. |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Script | Frank Godwin? |
| Pencils | Frank Godwin |
| Inks | Frank Godwin |
| Reprinted | from Connie (Newspaper strip) unknown dates [circa 1930's] |
| Characters | Scar Plumm (first appearance; villain); Mr. Harte (first appearance; villain); Titan; Walter Crane |
| Synopsis | Titan infiltrates a gang who is destroying telegraph lines. |
| Pencils | ? [as Ben Ellis] |
| Notes | Last appearance in All Top Comics #1 (one-shot); next appearance in All Your Comics #1 (first one-shot). |
| Characters | Percy; Betty; Reg |
| Synopsis | Percy and Betty find a fake treasure map that leads them to a real treasure. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | ? [as Pat Adams] |
| Characters | Pussy Katnip; Bulldog; Setter; George |
| Synopsis | Pussy Katnip, nightclub owner, takes the Katnip Fizz to turn her into a crime-fighter when Bulldog and his gang tries to put her out of business. |
| Genre | Funny animal; Superhero |
| Pencils | ? [as Len Short] |
| Characters | Snooky; Honey Bear; Man in the Moon |
| Synopsis | Snooky and Honey Bear take their sky rocket to investigate where all the stars have gone. |
| Pencils | ? [as Toby] |
| Characters | Sis; Junior |
| Synopsis | Sis and Junior sneak into a baseball game. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Characters | Professor Nudnik; Professor Nudnik's assistant |
| Synopsis | Professor Nudnik's assistant mishears the word "bum" for the word "bomb". |
| Genre | Humor |
| Notes | Not listed in table of contents inside front cover. |
| Characters | Karrots; Goopy |
| Synopsis | Karrots and Goopy make an invention to trap an animal. |
| Genre | Funny animal |
| Pencils | Frank Little [as Cy King] |
| Inks | Frank Little [as Cy King] |
| Characters | Mike the M.P. |
| Synopsis | Mike's friend asks him to take pictures of him being extorted, but Mike can't focus the camera in time. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | ? [as Tod Kay] |
| Characters | Gussie the Gob; Paul |
| Synopsis | Gussie goes home on leave but can't find a date. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | ? [as Ab Moore] |
| Characters | Inny; Inky; Red Kamphor |
| Synopsis | Inky goes into a boxing match with Red Kamphor to get money to pay off the Bunny family's mortgage. |
| Genre | Funny animal |
| Pencils | Frank Little [as Barry] |
| Inks | Frank Little [as Barry] |
| Synopsis | A funny animal gang uses a shrinking ray to infiltrate a jewelry store. |
| Genre | Funny Animals; Crime |
| Notes | Contents page gives title as "Crime at No. 9". |
| Synopsis | A man who owes back-rent escapes his landlady by using his wits. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Characters | Green Mask III [Johnny Green] (possibly first appearance); The Neck (first appearance; villain); Suzie |
| Synopsis | The Neck escapes from jail and battles the Green Mask while Johnny Green and his friends are going to help a farmer. |
| Genre | superhero |
| Pencils | ? [as Jack Fiske] |
| Notes | Last appearance in Mystery Men #31; next appearance in All Great Comics #1 (2nd one-shot) |
| Synopsis | Small ad for war bonds. |
| Notes | Inside back cover. |
| Synopsis | Logo for American Comics Library on a red background. |
| Notes | Back cover of comic. |