All-Star Comics #21 (DC Comics Summer 1944)

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Comic Stories: The Man Who Relived His Life [Introduction], The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 1, The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 2, The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 3, The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 4, Slapstick "Corn", The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 5, The "Corn" Belt, The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 6, The Man Who Relived His Life, Conclusion

Product Identifiers

PublisherDC Comics

eBay Product ID (ePID)16056865633

Product Key Features

LanguageEnglish

EraGolden Age (1938-55)

Artist/WriterJoe Kubert, Gardner Fox, Stan Asch, Ed Wheelan, Sheldon Moldoff, Joe Gallagher

Cover ArtistJoe Gallagher

GenreSuperheroes, Humor/Satire

Publication Year1944

CharacterLieutenant Ed Jones, Joe Fitch (aka Joseph J. Fitch) (villain, bank teller), Jim Nason (newspaperman, death), Joe Fitch (villain), Justice Society of America (Hawkman (Carter Hall), rest unnamed) (villains), Lili D'Arcy (night club dancer), Lily D'Arcy, Joe Fitch (reformed villain, death), Dr. Fate (Kent Nelson)), Killer (villain), Johnny Thunder, Slat, Joe Fitch (reformed villain, Everson's lab assistant), Sandman (Wesley Dodds), Wonder Woman (Diana Prince) (Secretary), Spectre (Jim Corrigan), The Thunderbolt (Archibald), Doctor Mid-Nite [Doctor Charles McNider], Justice Society of America (The Atom (Al Pratt), Pancho Villa (villain), Hawkman (Carter Hall), Joe Fitch (villain, bank employee), Joe's unnamed Secretary, "Sapphire Slim" Spears (villain, gambler), Big Mike McCullum (villain, death), Wonder Woman (Diana Prince), Al Crump (villain, Joe's boss, philanthropist), Dr. Fate (Kent Nelson), Mrs. Spears (wife of Sapphire Slim), The Spectre (Jim Corrigan)), two unnamed crooks (villains), Gus Gordon (villain, politician), Joe's unnamed boss, Gordon's thugs (Butch, the Germans (villains), Professor Everson, Joe Fitch, Atom (Al Pratt), Palmer (villain, McCullum's political enemy), Starman (Ted Knight), Spear's gang (villains), Joe Fitch (villain, booze runner), Fat, Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson), Herman Smith (villain, runs a spy ring for Carranza)

Series TitleAll-Star Comics

Issue Number21

Additional Product Features

Volume Number2

Number of Pages52

Publication DateSummer 1944

AttributionPortions of content provided by the Grand Comics Database under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Publisher CountryUnited States

Issue titleThe Man Who Relived His Life!