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JSA All Stars
Archives Volume 1
Collects: Adventure Comics #48-52; All-American Comics #19-29; Flash Comics #1-5; Sensation Comics #1-5
First Printing: October 2007
ISBN: 978-1-4012-1472-2 List Price: $59.99 256 Pages Editor - Collected Edition: Scott Nybakken Written by Bill Finger, Ken Fitch, Bill O'Connor, Sheldon Mayer, Charles Reizenstein and John Wentworth Pencilled by Stan Aschmeier, Bernard Baily, Ben Flinton, Irwin Hasen, Sheldon Mayer, Howard Purcell and Hal Sharp Inked by Stan Aschmeier, Bernard Baily, Irwin Hasen, Sheldon Mayer, Howard Purcell, Leonard Samson and Hal Sharp Cover by Stan Aschmeier, Bernard Baily, Irwin Hasen, Sheldon Mayer, Ben Flinton and Leonard Sansome Foreword by Roy Thomas |
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Flash Comics #1
(January 1940) Johnny Thunder Story: "The Kidnapping Of Johnny Thunder" Writer: John Wentworth Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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Flash Comics #2
(February 1940) Johnny Thunder Story: "Johnny Becomes A Boxer" Writer: John Wentworth Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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Adventure Comics #48
(March 1940) Hourman Story: "Presenting Tick-Tock Tyler, The Hour-Man" Writer: Ken Fitch Penciller: Bernard Baily Inker: Bernard Baily |
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Flash Comics #3
(March 1940) Johnny Thunder Story: "Johnny Versus Gunpowder Glantz" Writer: John Wentworth Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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Adventure Comics #49
(April 1940) Hourman Story: "The Disappearance Of Dr. Drew" Writer: Ken Fitch Penciller: Bernard Baily Inker: Bernard Baily |
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Flash Comics #4
(April 1940) Johnny Thunder Story: "Johnny Law" Writer: John Wentworth Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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Adventure Comics #50
(May 1940) Hourman Story: "The Dark Horse" Writer: Ken Fitch Penciller: Bernard Baily Inker: Bernard Baily |
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Flash Comics #5
(May 1940) Johnny Thunder Story: "G-Man Johnny" Writer: John Wentworth Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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Adventure Comics #51
(June 1940) Hourman Story: "The Wax-Double Killers" Writer: Ken Fitch Penciller: Bernard Baily Inker: Bernard Baily |
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Adventure Comics #52
(July 1940) Hourman Story: "The Counterfeit Hour-Man" Writer: Ken Fitch Penciller: Bernard Baily Inker: Bernard Baily |
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All-American Comics #19
(October 1940) The Atom Story: "Introducing The Mighty Atom" Writer: Bill O'Connor Penciller: Ben Flinton Inker: Leonard Sansome |
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All-American Comics #20
(November 1940) The Atom Story: "Action At The College Ball" Writer: Bill O'Connor Penciller: Ben Flinton Inker: Leonard Sansome Scribby And The Red Tornado Story: "The Coming Of The Red Tornado" Writer: Sheldon Mayer Penciller: Sheldon Mayer Inker: Sheldon Mayer |
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All-American Comics #21
(December 1940) The Atom Story: "The Monsters From The Mine" Writer: Bill O'Connor Penciller: Ben Flinton Inker: Leonard Sansome Scribby And The Red Tornado Story: "The Red Tornado To The Rescue" Writer: Sheldon Mayer Penciller: Sheldon Mayer Inker: Sheldon Mayer |
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All-American Comics #22
(January 1941) The Atom Story: "Truckers' War" Writer: Bill O'Connor Penciller: Ben Flinton Inker: Leonard Sansome Scribby And The Red Tornado Story: "Search For The Red Tornado" Writer: Sheldon Mayer Penciller: Sheldon Mayer Inker: Sheldon Mayer |
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All-American Comics #23
(February 1941) The Atom Story: "Joe's Appointment" Writer: Bill O'Connor Penciller: Ben Flinton Inker: Leonard Sansome Scribby And The Red Tornado Story: "The Red Tornado Goes Ape" Writer: Sheldon Mayer Penciller: Sheldon Mayer Inker: Sheldon Mayer |
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All-American Comics #24
(March 1941) Scribby And The Red Tornado Story: "Neither Man Nor Mouse" Writer: Sheldon Mayer Penciller: Sheldon Mayer Inker: Sheldon Mayer |
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All-American Comics #25
(April 1941) Doctor Mid-Nite Story: "Dr. Mid-Nite: How He Began" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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All-American Comics #26
(May 1941) Doctor Mid-Nite Story: "The Waterfront Mystery" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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All-American Comics #27
(June 1941) Doctor Mid-Nite Story: "Prisoners By Choice" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Howard Purcell Inker: Howard Purcell |
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All-American Comics #28
(July 1941) Doctor Mid-Nite Story: "The Mysterious Beacon" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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All-American Comics #29
(August 1941) Doctor Mid-Nite Story: "The Menace Of King Cobra" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Stan Aschmeier Inker: Stan Aschmeier |
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Sensation Comics #1
(January 1942) Mr. Terrific Story: "Who Is Mr. Terrific?" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Hal Sharp Inker: Hal Sharp Wildcat Story: "This Is The Story Of Wildcat!" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Irwin Hasen Inker: Irwin Hasen |
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Sensation Comics #2 (February 1942) Mr. Terrific Story: "The One-Man Benefit Show" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Hal Sharp Inker: Hal Sharp Wildcat Story: "Who Is Wildcat?" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Irwin Hasen Inker: Irwin Hasen |
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Sensation Comics #3
(March 1942) Mr. Terrific Story: "The Phony Presidente" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Hal Sharp Inker: Hal Sharp Wildcat Story: "The Case Of The Phantom Killers" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Irwin Hasen Inker: Irwin Hasen |
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Sensation Comics #4 (April 1942) Mr. Terrific Story: "Dapper Joe's Comeuppance" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Hal Sharp Inker: Hal Sharp Wildcat Story: "Stretch Skinner, Dee-Teca-Tif!" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Irwin Hasen Inker: Irwin Hasen |
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Sensation Comics #5
(May 1942) Mr. Terrific Story: "The Two Faces Of Caspar Crunch" Writer: Charles Reizenstein Penciller: Hal Sharp Inker: Hal Sharp Wildcat Story: "Chips Carder's Big Fix" Writer: Bill Finger Penciller: Irwin Hasen Inker: Irwin Hasen |
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