Issue | #62 |
Published | February 1945 |
Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
Pages | 52 |
Editing | M. C. Gaines (managing editor); Sheldon Mayer (editor); Julius Schwartz (story editor); Ted Udall (story editor) |
Notes | 1st All-American Comics issue. No DC bullet on the cover. Indicia: J. R. Publishing Co. This issue contains an ad for the Junior Justice Society. |
Characters | The Flash; Hawkman (inset); Winky, Blinky & Noddy. |
Genre | superhero |
Pencils | Everett E. Hibbard |
Inks | Everett E. Hibbard |
Notes | 1st All-American Comics issue. No DC bullet on the cover. Indicia: J. R. Publishing Co. This issue contains an ad for the Junior Justice Society. |
Characters | The Flash [Jay Garrick]; Winky, Blinky & Noddy; Joan Williams; V: Cutthroat Charley. |
Synopsis | The Three Dimwits read an ad in the local newspaper encouraging them to remove any savings that they have and to invest it. They do: in a roller ink that's $50,000 in debt! |
Genre | superhero |
Script | Gardner F. Fox |
Pencils | Everett E. Hibbard |
Inks | Everett E. Hibbard |
Notes | Writer credit by Craig Delich 10/04. Revised synopsis added by Craig Delich 11-25-07. |
Characters | Sir Walter Raleigh |
Genre | fact |
Script | M. C. Gaines |
Pencils | Don Cameron |
Inks | Don Cameron |
Letters | typeset |
Characters | Johnny Thunder [Earth-2]; Daisy Darling; Peachy Pet; Egghead [John Wentworth]. |
Synopsis | Johnny tries to get to the station to pick up Daisy, while Peachy Pet criticizes the story's writer for forgetting the Thunderbolt. |
Genre | superhero; humor |
Script | John B. Wentworth |
Pencils | Stan Aschmeier (signed as Stan Josephs) |
Inks | Stan Aschmeier (signed as Stan Josephs) |
Notes | Johnny Thunder's Thunderbolt does not appear this issue. |
Genre | adventure |
Script | Jay Marr (signed) |
Letters | typeset |
Characters | Fred; Pedro; Slim (all as the Ghost Patrol). |
Genre | war |
Script | John B. Wentworth |
Pencils | Frank Harry |
Inks | Frank Harry |
Notes | Writer credit by Craig Delich 10/04. |
Characters | Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Aaron Moore; C. Granford Jamieson. |
Synopsis | A famous painter laments over his new found wealth since he can't collect one cent while he still has in his possession $100,000 that he stole years before. |
Genre | superhero |
Script | Gardner F. Fox |
Pencils | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Inks | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Notes | Writer credit by Craig Delich 10/04; modified synopsis added by Craig Delich 11-25-07. |