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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): The Spectre; Starman; Dr. Mid-Nite; Dr. Fate; Sandman; Hourman; Hawkman; Wonder Woman; Johnny Thunder; The Atom

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All Star Comics Archives, Volume 2

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

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Notes: Title page illustrated with images from the first page of the first story in this volume.

Table of Contents

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Character(s): Green Lantern

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Notes: Illustrated with a detail from the first story in this volume.

Foreword

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Character(s): Hawkman

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Notes: Illustrated with a detail from the cover of All-Star Comics #10.

All-Star Comics #7

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Justice Society of America [Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; The Hour-Man [Rex Tyler]; Johnny Thunder; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member, inset); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (honorary member, inset); Superman [Clark Kent] (honorary member, inset)]; two orphans

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$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Introduction

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Justice Society of America [Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; The Hourman [Rex Tyler]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; Johnny Thunder; Hawkman [Carter Hall]]

Synopsis: New JSA Chairman Green Lantern returns from war-torn Asia and Europe, announcing that things are very bad over there, and immediate financial aid is needed. Hawkman recommends that each member raise $100,000 towards that end, but Johnny offers to raise $300,000 himself!

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$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Chapter 1

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; The Green Lantern

Character(s): Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Doiby Dickles; Felix Doon [also as Matthew Doon] (business tycoon, mentally unstable); Matthew Doon; Tommy (villain); other un-named crooks (villains)

Synopsis: Green Lantern decides to pick Doiby's brain as to how to raise his share of the money. Later, a man named Doon enters Doiby's cab, followed by people trying to kidnap him, and Doiby is taken prisoner. The man claims to be a wealthy individual who would gladly donate $100,000 to G.L. providing he is rescued. He is rescued, but then goes batty. Asylum attendants taken him into custody as Green Lantern turns over the thugs to the Police. Suddenly, the sane brother of Doon appears and writes a check for the $100,000, and the Emerald Crusader breathes a sigh of relief.

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$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Chapter 2

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Killer Kratzer (boxer); Kratzer's manager; Swami Ikthask (fortune teller); unnamed thieves (villains, one dies)

Synopsis: The Spectre, in order to raise his funds, fights a boxing match, captures some crooks, plays the stock market, aids a fortune teller, stops a strike at a munitions plant and secures some buried treasure.

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Notes: Letterer credit from Craig Delich.

$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Chapter 3

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): The Atom [Al Pratt; Domino, the Masked Demon]; unnamed Dean of Calvin College; Joe (Al's boxing manager); two unnamed gamblers (villains)

Synopsis: At the request of Calvin College's Dean and trustees, and a $50,000 guarantee, The Atom assumes the role of The Masked Demon to uncover a gang of men betting on college sports. He successfully wins his match that he is supposed to throw, rounds up the gamblers and turns them over to the Police, who then provide the Mighty Mite with the $50,000 reward (giving the Atom $100,000 in raised funds).

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$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Chapter 4

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Inza Cramer; unnamed banker; The Crime Writers League [Birdy; rest unnamed] (villains)

Synopsis: Dr. Fate seeks out the advice of Inza to raise money and she suggests writing an article on crime that pays $25,000 to the winning entry. Inza wins for her bank robbery idea, but is kidnapped by the men sponsoring the contest as they are seeking out sure-bet crime scenarios, and this appears to be one to them. Fate saves her and is rewarded with his $100,000 share by the banker involved.

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$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Chapter 5

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; The Hawkman

Character(s): Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hawkgirl [Shiera Sanders]; Will Harring (newspaper publisher); gang of racketeers (villains)

Synopsis: The Flying Fury aids a newspaper editor being threatened and bullied by people who disagree with his hard-hitting editorials. When the owner refuses, the gangsters begin destroying the delivery trucks and bullying the newsboys. Hawk and the owner agree on a sum of $100,000 to be paid to the JSA in return for allowing the Tribute's owner to accompany the Hawkman as he rounds up the crooks responsible.

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$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Chapter 6

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; The Sandman

Character(s): The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dian Belmont; Mu King [aka Chinatown Charlie] (villain); Roughhouse Rogan (villain); Sharpie Slocum (villain)

Synopsis: Wesley Dodds consults Dian Belmont on how to raise his needed share of the money and she suggests visiting Police HQ and pulling down a few wanted posters whose rewards total his $100,000 goal. They select three crooks, whose rewards offer that much money, and, with Dian driving the car, Sandman rounds up his intended bad guys and turns them over to the Police, collecting his reward.

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Secret Airport

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Genres: aviation

Character(s): Hop Harrigan; Ikky; Prop Wash; Sampson (airport grease-monkey); group of spies (villains)

Synopsis: A group of spies get Hop to take off in his new secret bi-plane, hoping to be able to capture it or shoot it down first.

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Notes: Art credits from Craig Delich; the credits printed in this volume are wrong. The original two pages combined into one here.

$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Chapter 7

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): The Hour Man [Rex Tyler]; Arthur Wonders; Killer Blaine (villain); Blaine's thugs [Tony; other unnamed] (villains); unnamed taxi driver (villain); The General (villain); Pedro (villain)

Synopsis: Rex Tyler is visiting the Wonders Expedition and hears about an Aztec treasure being sought. However, two opposing groups of crooks are also after the treasure: Killer Blaine and The General. Hour Man must, with some difficulty, defeat both groups, and when he saves the day for the expedition and uncovers the treasure, he is rewarded with a check for $100,000.

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Notes: Letterer credit by Craig Delich.

$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Chapter 8

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Genres: humorous, superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; Johnny Thunder

Character(s): Johnny Thunder; The Thunderbolt; Hotfist (villain, bank robber); Joey (villain, Hotfist's pal); phony Atom (villain); phony Sandman (villain)

Synopsis: Johnny runs into a gang, headed by a guy named Hotfist, and is mistook for a member of the gang. After escaping from this mess, he consults the Thunderbolt on how to raise $300,000 and ends up selling peanuts, umbrellas, ice cream...anything to raise the money, but ends up losing every dime! Later, a phony Atom and Sandman threaten Hotfist and his gang, and Johnny is hired to deal with the phony JSA'ers. The T-Bolt saves the day, but Johnny gets not one penny from Hotfist.

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$1,000,000 for War Orphans! Conclusion

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; The Hourman [Rex Tyler]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Johnny Thunder; The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member); Superman [Clark Kent] (honorary member); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (honorary member)]; The Thunderbolt [Archibald] (just a pink flash)

Synopsis: Johnny sneaks back into JSA HQ without being seen, wondering what will happen to him when the other members find out he hasn't got his share of money. Green Lantern's power ring discovers Johnny and he explains his dilemma, and the members begin to make fun of him when the Thunderbolt delivers honorary members Flash, Superman, and Batman with $100,000 each to save the day for Johnny and the JSA's fund-raising efforts. The three are also given an "official" thanks from the JSA members for their help.

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Justice Society of America [Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Johnny Thunder]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider] (new member); The Starman [Ted Knight] (new member)]; Superman [Clark Kent] (honorary member, inset); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (honorary member, inset); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member, inset); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (new honorary member, inset)]; Hooty

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Notes: This teaser for All-Star Comics #8 relates that Hour-Man is taking a leave of absence and is being replaced by Starman and Green Lantern is becoming the next honorary member with Dr. Mid-Nite (with Hooty the owl) replacing him. Hawkman is also announced as the new JSA chairman.

All-Star Comics #8

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Genres: superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; Johnny Thunder]; Hooty

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Two New Members Win Their Spurs, Introduction

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Justice Society of America [The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; The Starman [Ted Knight]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Johnny Thunder; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Superman [Clark Kent] (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story)]; Hooty (an owl)

Synopsis: Arriving at JSA headquarters, the members remark to each other that, oddly enough, each member was working on a different case, yet their witnesses suddenly went mad. Just then, Dr. Mid-Nite arrives with a story to tell the members that may help solve their dilemma.

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Notes: Dr. Mid-Nite and Starman join the JSA, replacing Green Lantern and Hourman, and Hawkman becomes the JSA Chairman.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs, Chapter 1

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America, Dr. Mid-Nite

Character(s): Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Myra Mason; Hooty (an owl); John McGraw (former Commissioner of Roads); Professor Able's caretaker; Professor Elba's lawyer (villain); unnamed city political boss (villain)

Synopsis: Dr. McNider hears on the radio that a former city official has escaped from a mental institution and has a fear of light. Dr. Mid-Nite captures the official, binds him and takes a blood sample, indicating a rare blood disease found in apes! He goes to see a Professor Able, who has discovered a cure for the disease, and also finds a vial of the antidote. He brings the city official back to sanity, but then runs across two criminals in the employ of a Dr. Elba. Capturing both, the Man of Night is suddenly struck from behind by Dr. Elba and would have been shot to death had not Hooty intervened.

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Two New Members Win Their Spurs, Interlude

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Justice Society of America [Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; The Starman [Ted Knight]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Johnny Thunder; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; The Atom [Al Pratt]]; Hooty (an owl)

Synopsis: His story ended, Dr. Mid-Nite now provides each member a hypo full of the antidote, called Solution K, to use on the witnesses that had been driven insane. Then the JSA could possibly get a clue from them as to where to find Dr. Elba.

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Two New Members Win Their Spurs, Chapter 2

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Inza Cramer; Bill Ford [aka Bill Benson] (bus franchise owner); Marge Benson (Bill's wife); unnamed bus driver; Goopy Gus Gluck (villain); Gluck's gang (villains)

Synopsis: Dr. Fate visits Inza, who is watching over a friend, Bill Ford, who was driven insane. Ford tells Fate that Goopy Gus Gluck was behind a city bus fraud ring and that he has kidnapped his wife, Marge. Fate disguises himself as a bus driver, and when he is attacked, he rounds up the ring and forces Goopy to sign a confession before heading out to look for Dr. Elba.

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Two New Members Win Their Spurs, Chapter 3

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Character(s): The Atom [Al Pratt] (part-time jewelry store clerk); Mr. Corson (jewelry store owner); Hartford Dormley (villain, attorney); Brent (villain); Butch (villain)

Synopsis: Al Pratt, working at a jewelry store, is visited by a man who tries to sell a jewel worth a fortune, but is arrested for selling a stolen gem. Later, an "attorney" threatens to sue to for false arrest, but will agree to a $1000 settlement out of court. Al smells a rat, follows the lawyer back to his office and confronts the two. A fight ensues, Brent is driven insane by a drug-laden wooden sliver, then Atom gives the man the antidote. Atom rounds up the rest of the gang, then discovers a note to the gang to see Dr. Elba for more insanity serum, and sets out to track down the evil doctor.

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Two New Members Win Their Spurs, Chapter 4

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; The Sandman

Character(s): The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dian Belmont; District Attorney Belmont; Senator Kenneth Spring (mention only); unnamed photographer (villain); O'Hooliny (villain); two thugs (villains)

Synopsis: Armed with Solution K, Sandman injects his two witnesses with it, and they tell him of a racket they are involved in. It seems that they go to conventions and take compromising pictures of gentlemen there, then sells them back to those men at ridiculously high prices. Sandman then tracks down the other people involved in the scheme and turns them over to the Police.

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): The Starman [Ted Knight]; Doris Lee; Billy (young boy); B. Jamison Baker (baker, socialite, publisher); Whitey (villain); "Alabama" (villain); unnamed gang members (villains)

Synopsis: Billy discovers a trunk of money in an abandoned house, and hurries to tell his father when he runs in front of Ted Knight's car. The lad is saved and tells Knight and Doris about the trunk. Starman takes the boy back to the house just as several criminals are peering into the trunk's contents. He plows into them and all escape but one who is injected with the insanity serum. After injecting the antidote to the thug, Starman learns that his gang was forging phony letters to hurt the chances of a person running for Governor. Starman then captures the gang and heads out to find Dr. Elba.

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Two New Members Win Their Spurs, Chapter 6

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America

Character(s): Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hawkgirl [Shiera Sanders]; Big Red (a hawk); Preston Nevel (banker); Hunt (villain, death); Watkins (villain, death)

Synopsis: Hawkman arrives to the location of his insane witness and injects him with Solution K. The man relates that he is a part of a gang which studies newspaper clippings in order to dig up some dirt on people with money that they could blackmail. During the initial confrontation with the gang, Hawkgirl is stunned by radio-controlled lightning. Hawkman rescues her just in time, being aided by his hawks, then he takes care of the two blackmailers.

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Character(s): The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; unnamed prison Warden; Louis Scaloni (villain); "Boss" Williams (villain); William's butler (villain); William's gang (villains)

Synopsis: The Ghostly Guardian visits the State hospital to inject his witness, Louis Scaloni, only to discover that the man is missing. Reverting to his Jim Corrigan identity, he visits gang "Boss" Williams to discover Scaloni's whereabouts, and is knocked out. When he recovers, he is shown Scaloni in the basement, now totally insane, so that he couldn't go to the cops about Boss Williams. Spectre then injects Scaloni with Solution K and rounds up the entire gang of Boss Williams.

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Genres: aviation

Character(s): Hop Harrigan; Tank Tinker [aka The Super Duper Man]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; The Flash [Jay Garrick]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Tanner

Synopsis: Hop decides to attend an air stunt show, put on by a guy billing himself as The Super Duper Man, who could out-do any JSA member living! The plane goes into a dive and can't pull up, and Superman saves the plane and pilot, Tank Tinker! Hop agrees to test the plane himself with Tank, who bails out at 5,000 feet, saved by the Flash! Tank goes up again, bailing out at 2000 feet with wings attached to his back. A wing loosened but he was saved by Hawkman, and together they glided down for a safely. Upon reaching the reviewing stand, Tank was awarded the prize of $50,000 for completing the stunts.

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Genres: humorous, superhero

Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; Johnny Thunder

Character(s): Johnny Thunder; The Thunderbolt [Archibald]; Daisy Darling (cameo); Herman Darling (cameo); Oscar K. Doodle (contractor); Doodle's butler (villain); a thug (villain); Professor Elba (villain)

Synopsis: Hypo in hand, Johnny heads out for the house where an insane man was left, telling the Thunderbolt to butt out of this case. Unfortunately for Johnny, when he arrives at the house, he is confronted by a pair of thugs, who beat him up and throw him in with the crazed man. Fortunately, the T-Bolt shows up with the Solution K, and it's successfully injected. Johnny discovers the man was not a crook, but someone who was about to turn in the crooks to the D.A. for selling colored sand as cement to construction companies. The crooks are rounded up, but Dr. Elba shows up and knocks out brother John.

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Two New Members Win Their Spurs, Conclusion

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Johnny Thunder; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; The Starman [Ted Knight]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]]; The Thunderbolt [Archibald]; Hooty (an owl); Dr. Elba (villain, death)

Synopsis: As Dr. Elba is about to inject Johnny with the insanity serum, the Thunderbolt arrives with the JSA members. As the JSA approaches Elba, the lights go out and Elba disappears. Dr. Mid-Nite approaches a man in the shadows, believing him to be the missing Professor Able, and, as that man beckons the Man of Night closer, he suddenly tells him that he is BOTH Able and Elba, and attempts to jab Mid-Nite with a hypo of insanity serum. However, Elba injects himself accidentally, and falls out a window to his death.

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All-Star Comics #9 Preview

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Hooty (official mascot); The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Johnny Thunder; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; The Starman [Ted Knight]; Superman [Clark Kent] (honorary member, inset); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (honorary member, inset); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member, inset); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (honorary member, inset)

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Notes: Preview of the story "Hemisphere Defense" to appear in All-Star #9, on sale just before Christmas, in which the FBI Chief in Washington has a need for their services. Artwork used, with minor changes, for the cover and splash of that issue.

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Character(s): Wonder Woman [Princess Diana] (introduction, origin); Mala (introduction); Queen Hippolyta [as Hippolyte] (introduction, Diana's mother, Queen of the Amazons); unnamed doctor; Captain Steve Trevor (introduction); Athena (goddess of wisdom); Aphrodite (goddess); Diana (goddess of the Moon, mention only); Hercules (flashback); Fritz (villain); von Storm (villain)

Synopsis: Captain Steve Trevor crashes on Paradise Island and is nursed back to health, and has to be returned to the U.S. Queen Hippolyte's daughter has fallen in love with him, so the Queen tells her Diana the story of the Amazons and how she must not leave the island, lest she lose her eternal life. She uses the Magic Sphere to show how Trevor crashed on Paradise Island, but refuses to allow Diana to return the Captain to the U.S., so she holds a contest to select the suitable Amazon to do the chore. Diana, in disguise, wins the contest, and is allowed the return the Captain home.

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Johnny Thunder; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Starman [Ted Knight]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; Superman (honorary member, inset); Batman (honorary member, inset); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member, inset); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (honorary member, inset)]; Hooty

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Hemisphere Defense, Introduction

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Johnny Thunder; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Superman [Clark Kent] (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story)]; Hooty (an owl, splash only); unnamed FBI Chief (named an associate member of the JSA)

Synopsis: The FBI Chief in Washington greets the JSA members and thanks them for dealing with the 5th Columnists (back in All-Star Comics #4). However, he tells the members that our own hemisphere is being threatened by saboteurs and spies, particularly in Central and South America, who are aiming at controlling the "Southern Pacific" of Mexico, a vital supply-link railroad, as well as fomenting revolution inside friendly governments there. He gives each member an assignment in a nation located there to combat these issues at hand.

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Hemisphere Defense, Chapter 1

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Character(s): Hawkman [Carter Hall]; unnamed Mexican Policeman; Johan Krauss [also as a Mexican Secret Police agent] (villain, Nazi spy); Krauss' gang (villains)

Synopsis: Hawkman is sent to Mexico to deal with the Nazi threat to wreck the Southern Pacific Railroad in case of war, and meets with a man supposedly to be a Mexican Secret Police agent, but actually the villain in disguise. Hawkman then infiltrates the spy ring, gathers documents proving espionage activities, rounds up the spies, then heads for South America to meet up with the other JSA members.

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Character(s): The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; unnamed Chief of the Argentine Police; Carlos (aide to the Chief); Fifth Columnists [Hermann; rest unnamed] (villains, some die)

Synopsis: The Ghostly Guardian arrives in Argentina to deal with Fifth Columnist activity concerning the disappearance of Army planes, and spots an "octopus of the air" machine causing the trouble. While its pilots commit suicide, the real leader has been captured and is in custody. Jim Corrigan and the Argentine Chief of Police take the villain toward a prison when other enemy agents intercept them. The Spectre makes short work of the octopus planes and captures the spies.

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Character(s): The Atom [Al Pratt]; Alberto Medina (Chief of the Servicio de Identificacion); Fred Davis (Pratt's artist friend); Nazi propagandists [Adolphus Hecht; rest unnamed] (villains)

Synopsis: Al Pratt heads for Chile to offer his services in ridding the nation of the spread of Nazi propaganda, but it is the Atom who takes the lead in discovering the secret printing press turning out the Nazi propaganda.

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; The Sandman

Character(s): The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Senor Jose Ortez (Secret Service officer); Nazi saboteurs (villains)

Synopsis: Venezuela is on the docket for the Sandman, who must investigate Nazi attempts to sabotage oil wells leased to the United States and Great Britain. He discovers the saboteurs and wades into them before a shot fells the Man of Sleep, and who is also drugged while they try to carry out their plans to destroy wells in a lake. Awakening, the Sandman heads for the lake, mops up the villains and prevents the destruction of the wells.

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The Flash Celebrates the President's Diamond Jubilee Birthday!

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Character(s): The Flash [Jay Garrick]; Doc Benson; Tommy (infantile paralysis patient); Tommy's mother and father

Synopsis: After discovering the need for an iron lung to save the life of a small child, the Flash races out to secure one, thus saving the little boy's life.

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; Johnny Thunder

Character(s): Johnny Thunder; The Thunderbolt [Archibald]; Bradlee Zenea [aka Bradley Zenea] (espionage agent); Miguel (villain, spy); other unnamed spies (villains)

Synopsis: Johnny is sent to Cuba to discover the whereabouts of master espionage agent, Bradley Zenea, but is captured by a gang headed by a spy named Miguel. Johnny tracks the spies down, but can't best them because the Thunderbolt will only respond to Johnny's magic words in Spanish! Johnny is caught and the gang decides to feed Johnny to the sharks! By accident, brother John says "Say You" in Spanish and the T-Bolt helps Johnny mop up the opposition.

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Character(s): Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Senor Esteban Cordoban (Democratic leader of Brazil); Senora Cordoban (Esteban's wife); Strauss (villain, Nazi General); phony Esteban Cordoban (villain); other Nazis (villains)

Synopsis: Dr. Fate arrives in the Republic of Brazil to investigate the Nazis new invention: a floating fortress gunship, which the Germans plan to use as an floating Seigfried Line to conquer the world.

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Midnight Meeting

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Character(s): Hop Harrigan; Tank Tinker; Colonel Dunbar (death); Colonel Dunbar's unnamed wife (death); phony Colonel Dunbar (villain, spy); other spies (villains)

Synopsis: Hop wonders what Tank is up to (after reading about the death of a Colonel Dunbar's wife), so he decides to follow him, but he captured by a group of men who think he is a spy. But in time, the man Hop is coming to see, turns out to be a phony and a German spy milking young men out of $100 each to join a League, and forwarding the money to the German government.

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Character(s): Starman [Ted Knight]; unnamed Chief of the Bolivian Secret Police; the Nazis (villains)

Synopsis: Starman heads for Bolivia and meets up with a member of that nation's secret police, and learns that the Nazis are exploiting the nation's tin mines, but no one can discover just how the Germans get in and out of the mines without being seen.

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Character(s): Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Hooty (an owl); Myra Mason; Dr. Gomez; Dr. Swein (villain, scientist); Swein's bodyguards (villains)

Synopsis: The Man of Night and Hooty go to Colombia to investigate cases of mass hypnotism that causes the people to become like robots for the Nazis to control.

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Johnny Thunder]; The Thunderbolt [Archibald]; Hooty (an owl); Inza Cramer; Shiera Sanders; Dian Belmont; Myra Mason; Daisy Darling; Bradley Zenea; Bradley's fiancee

Synopsis: As the JSA members return from their assignments, they are surprised to learn that their girl friends are there to meet them. However, Johnny has not returned and Daisy is very concerned. Just then, Johnny rushes in, being pursued by Bradley Zenea and a man, thinking that he had agreed to marry the girl. He discovers that his ideas were wrong, so he goes out for a moonlight walk with Daisy. As they gaze at the moon, Johnny wishes that he had Daisy all alone...on the moon...and the Thunderbolt grants that wish!

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All-Star Comics #10

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Johnny Thunder; The Atom [Al Pratt]; Starman [Ted Knight]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Superman [Clark Kent] (honorary member, inset); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (honorary member, inset); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member, inset); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (honorary member, inset)]

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The Case of the Bomb Defense Formula! [Introduction]

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Superman (honorary member, inset on splash page, not in story); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (honorary member, inset on first page, not in story); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (honorary member, inset on first page, cameo in story); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (honorary member, inset on first page, cameo in story); The Atom [Al Pratt]; Johnny Thunder; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Starman [Ted Knight]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]]; The Thunderbolt [Archibald]; Hooty (an owl); Big Red (a hawk); Professor Everson; unnamed crooks (villains)

Synopsis: After cleaning up a group of criminals, Hawkman, Dr. Mid-Nite and Sandman are informed by Professor Everson that the scientific community is endeavoring to find a way to protect America from aerial attack. Hawkman sends Big Red out to fetch the other members, and they sit down to dinner with Everson, who casually mentions to Johnny that he has perfected a time ray, and he has used it successfully. At Johnny's suggestion, the members will travel 500 years into the future to try and secure the bomb defense formula, while honorary members Flash and Green Lantern will protect the scientists.

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Character(s): Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Superman [Clark Kent] (inset); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (inset); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (inset); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (inset); Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson] (image); The Spectre [Jim Corrigan] (image); The Atom [Al Pratt] (image); Starman [Ted Knight] (image); Hawkman [Carter Hall] (image); Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider] (image); Hooty (image); Johnny Thunder (image); The Sandman [Wesley Dodds] (image); The Defenders (Police force of the future); unnamed judge

Synopsis: Hawkman arrives in the year 2442 and cornered by the local police who believe that he is a Martian highwayman or insane, but not the fabled Hawkman of years past. He is imprisoned, but with the help of his Nth metal, escapes from jail and heads for the National Televisabrary, where he to discover information on the formula he seeks. He asks the automated system about the formula and the speaker gives him the location of each part of the formula, then heads out to find the first part, secures it and makes ready to hand the other locations off to members as they pass through his time period.

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; Johnny Thunder; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Starman [Ted Knight]]

Synopsis: As the other JSA members arrive in his time era of 2442, Hawkman gives the locations of the formula parts to each member along with special flying belts for those who cannot fly.

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; The Sandman

Character(s): The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]

Synopsis: Sandman arrives overlooking a glass-domed city, and quickly disguises himself as a workman to avoid detection, and takes an elevator down to the underground area where he pulls out his wirepoon to shoot across an open area to a stalagmite where the Chamber of the Manuscripts is located, housing the formula. A fellow worker sees this, and, believing this guy has stolen the wirepoon from a museum, sounds the alarm. But Sandman writes down the formula, then makes good his escape from an army of flying workmen.

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Character(s): The Atom [Al Pratt]; Carla (inhabitant of the sky city); Jon (a Defender); Jak (a Defender)

Synopsis: The Atom meanwhile crosses the Atlantic Ocean and up to a majestic, massive city, towering upon snow-capped peaks where he finds a race of giants. He is captured and put into a birdcage, but he notes a mountain eagle in another cage and uses the bird language taught to him by Hawkman to communicate with it. The bird helps him escape and flies him to a cave where the formula is hidden, which is quickly written down. Atom is discovered and must fight his way clear in order to return his part of the formula to 1942.

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Character(s): Starman [Ted Knight]; The Defenders

Synopsis: As Starman arrives at his destination, he is startled to see a city built on trees, his gravity rod is snatched from his hands by a magnetic ray and he is taken prisoner and is placed in a hanging glass sphere by several men. The Man of Light swings the sphere against a rock wall, it breaks and he lands on a giant spring in the valley below, vaulting him through the window of a manuscript room containing the formula he seeks. He copies the formula and then makes his escape back to 1942.

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Character(s): Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Batman [Bruce Wayne] (statue); Superman [Clark Kent] (statue); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (statue); Hawkman [Carter Hall] (statue); Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (statue); George Washington (statue); Thomas Jefferson (statue); The Tribunal; Karles (a Defender); Mary (Karles' wife); The Defenders

Synopsis: Dr. Fate must go underwater to reach Oceania, a sub-merged city of marine dwellers in order to locate his part of the formula, and is greeted by a pair that houses the Man of Might. After viewing newsreels of where the formula is hidden, Fate dons an underwater suit and is allowed to escape. He finds the formula, copies it and makes a daring escape from those wishing to stop him.

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Character(s): Hop Harrigan; Flannery (a detective, death); un-named German spy (villain); X-58 (villain, German spy)

Synopsis: Hop seeks out the answer to an airplane that, at one time, had 25 people on board, but now has no one on board...and is still flying!

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Character(s): Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Hooty (an owl); unnamed Chief Administrator of the City of Knowledge; The Supreme Scientists; The Defenders; two unnamed scientists (villains)

Synopsis: Dr. Mid-Nite and Hooty head for the City of Knowledge, where he knows his part of the formula is located in a place called the Shrine of Science. No one believes he is THE Dr. Mid-Nite until he performs an operation on a Supremem Scientist that only Mid-Nite was known to have performed. Grateful, the inhabitants agree to give him the formula he seeks, but finds out that others want the secret, too, and he must stop them first.

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Character(s): The Spectre [Jim Corrigan; also as the Savant]; High Savant of Ultima; two unnamed crooks (villains)

Synopsis: Arriving on the planet Ultima, sees an inhabited floating island. Landing, he reverts to his Corrigan identity, and boards a rocket ship for Ultima. Criminals on board shoot him and dump his body into space, then he reverts to the Spectre and races on ahead to the planet. As Corrigan, he then visits the High Savant of Ultima, who is told of the criminals coming. The Savant agrees to help him get the formula if the criminals show up. When they do, "Savant" (actually Spectre) is shot down while the real Savant watches, and the Spectre mops up the crooks and gets his part of the formula.

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Feature(s): The Justice Society of America; Johnny Thunder

Character(s): Johnny Thunder; The Thunderbolt [Archibald]; The Defenders; Black Butch (villain)

Synopsis: Johnny approaches yet another floating city in the sky in the American Northwest. Unable to control his flying device properly, he crashes into some of the populace, who know who he is. Just then, Johnny learns his part of the formula has been stolen by a Black Butch, so he heads out with the Thunderbolt to confront this character and get the formula.

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The Case of the Bomb Defense Formula! Conclusion

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Character(s): Justice Society of America [Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Johnny Thunder; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; The Atom [Al Pratt]; Starman [Ted Knight]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (cameo); The Flash [Jay Garrick] (cameo)]; Professor Everson

Synopsis: The JSA members return to the secret lab at the same exact time they originally left, give their parts of the formula to the scientists, who quickly build the device, and a test is made to see if it works. Once that is confirmed, the JSA leave to take the Professor and the device to Washington D.C.

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