All-American Comics Vol 1

All-American Comics was an American comic book series that was published by All-American Publications specializing in anthology stories as well as delving into the superhero fantasy genre. The series began publication in April, 1939 and was later purchased by National Periodical Publications, which eventually evolved into DC Comics.

After a span of 102 issues, the title changed to All-American Western in November, 1948 and finally to All-American Men of War. The series continued publication under this title until 1966. All-American Comics is most famous for introducing the Golden Age versions of both Green Lantern and the Atom.

Note: Individual issues will be linked as they become available.

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 * All-American Comics 1
 * All-American Comics 2
 * All-American Comics 3
 * All-American Comics 4
 * All-American Comics 5
 * All-American Comics 6
 * All-American Comics 7
 * All-American Comics 8
 * All-American Comics 9
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 * All-American Comics 51
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 * All-American Comics Vol 2 1


 * Comic Cavalcade Archives 1
 * Great Comic Book Heroes (HC)
 * Golden Age Green Lantern Archives 1
 * JSA All-Star Archives 1
 * Secret Origins of the Super DC Heroes (TPB)


 * All-American Comics redirects to this page.


 * Alan Scott, the Golden Age Green Lantern, was introduced in All-American Comics #16.


 * Al Pratt, the Golden Age Atom, was introduced in All-American Comics #19.


 * Charles McNider, the Golden Age Doctor Mid-Nite, was introduced in All-American Comics #25.


 * Molly Mayne, the Golden Age Harlequin, was introduced in All-American Comics #89.


 * Super-villain Solomon Grundy was introduced in All-American Comics #61.


 * Joar Mahkent, also known as the super-villain The Icicle, was introduced in All-American Comics #90.


 * Scribbly and Hop Harrigan - though having very little influence on the mainstream Golden Age DC Universe, were both introduced in All-American Comics #1.


 * Magic user Sargon the Sorcerer was introduced in All-American Comics #25.


 * A one-shot revival issue, All-American Comics, Volume 2 #1 was released in May, 1999 as part of a series of similarly-themed one-shot books and was part of "The Justice Society Returns!" storyline.