All-American Comics Vol 1

All-American Comics Vol 1: (1939-1948) (published by All-American Publications)

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This page contains a list of all the comics included in All-American Comics Vol 1: (1939-1948) (published by All-American Publications). If you have found something that is not seen on this page, please add it to this list. (This template will categorize articles that include it into Category:Volume Template Lists.)
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All-American Comics, Volume 1 Publisher All-American Publications Type Ongoing Series Total Issues 102 Dates Published April,1939 -Ongoing

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1-50

All-American Comics #1
""Canal Zone Intrigue""
(April, 1939)

All-American Comics #2
"Sealed Orders"
(May, 1939)

All-American Comics #3
"Gun Smugglers"
(June, 1939)

All-American Comics #4
"Shipyard Sabotage"
(July, 1939)

All-American Comics #5
"Banko Tonight"
(August, 1939)

All-American Comics #6
"Red, White and Blue"
(September, 1939)

All-American Comics #7
"Midsummer In New York"
(October, 1939)

All-American Comics #8
"Origin part 1"
(November, 1939)

All-American Comics #9
"Origin, Part II"
(December, 1939)

All-American Comics #10
"Lightning Over New York"
(January, 1940)

All-American Comics #11
"The Murder of Senator Carter"
(February, 1940)

All-American Comics #12
"Who Blew Up the Williams Works?"
(March, 1940)

All-American Comics #13
"Tor Attacks America Part 2"
(April, 1940)

All-American Comics #14
"Mystery of Spott Field"
(May, 1940)

All-American Comics #15
"Marman's Monsters Have Escaped"
(June, 1940)

All-American Comics #16
"The Origin of Green Lantern"
(July, 1940)

All-American Comics #17
"The Sign of the Green Lantern"
(August, 1940)

All-American Comics #18
"Green Lantern: "At the World's Fair""
(September, 1940)

All-American Comics #19
"The Green Lantern"
(October, 1940)

All-American Comics #20
"Mystery at Apex Studios"
(November, 1940)

All-American Comics #21
"The Long Lost Son"
(December, 1940)

All-American Comics #22
"Fix the Fight Game"
(January, 1941)

All-American Comics #23
""The Sins of the Father""
(February, 1941)

All-American Comics #24
"The Slave Racket"
(March, 1941)

All-American Comics #25
""Sabotage at the Steel Mills""
(April, 1941)

All-American Comics #26
"The Case of the Loan Shark"
(May, 1941)

All-American Comics #27
"Meet Doiby Dickles"
(June, 1941)

All-American Comics #28
"A Case of Heart Failure"
(July, 1941)

All-American Comics #29
"The Patent Medicine Racket"
(August, 1941)

All-American Comics #30
"The Bail Bond Racketeers"
(September, 1941)

All-American Comics #31
"The Adventure of the Underfed Orphans"
(October, 1941)

All-American Comics #32
"This Is the Story of Danny"
(November, 1941)

All-American Comics #33
"The Taxi War"
(December, 1941)

All-American Comics #34
"The Building Racket"
(January, 1942)

All-American Comics #35
"Doiby Discovers Green Lantern's Identity"
(February, 1942)

All-American Comics #36
"Murder on Wheels"
(March, 1942)

All-American Comics #37
"The Sinister Plot of Professor Caspar"
(April, 1942)

All-American Comics #38
"Green Lantern vs. a Modern Napoleon"
(May, 1942)

All-American Comics #39
"Mystery of the Theater of Fear"
(June, 1942)

All-American Comics #40
"The Circle of Kafoon"
(July, 1942)

All-American Comics #41
"The Tribe of Terror"
(August, 1942)

All-American Comics #42
"Green Lantern, Our New Police Chief"
(September, 1942)

All-American Comics #43
"Tunnel Under Construction"
(October, 1942)

All-American Comics #44
"The Perfect Crime"
(November, 1942)

All-American Comics #45
"The Headstrong Heiress"
(December, 1942)

All-American Comics #46
"Green Lantern: "The Riddle of Dickles Manor""
(January, 1943)

All-American Comics #47
"The Disappearing Damsel"
(February, 1943)

All-American Comics #48
"League of the Three-Eyed Men"
(March, 1943)

All-American Comics #49
"Goitrude"
(April, 1943)

All-American Comics #50
"Deep in the Heart of Crime"
(June, 1943)

51-102

All-American Comics #51
"Murder Under the Stars"
(July, 1943)

All-American Comics #52
"The Spotlight on Crime"
(September, 1943)

All-American Comics #53
"The Mail Goes Through"
(October, 1943)

All-American Comics #54
"Crime Is an Art"
(December, 1943)

All-American Comics #55
"The Riddle of the Runaway Trolley"
(January, 1944)

All-American Comics #56
"The Reforming of Elegant Esmond"
(March, 1944)

All-American Comics #57
"The Mystery of the Melancholy Men"
(April, 1944)

All-American Comics #58
"The Mystery of Marvelous Marvyn"
(June, 1944)

All-American Comics #59
"The Man Who Couldn't Tell the Truth"
(July, 1944)

All-American Comics #60
"The Desperate Dilemma of Dippy Drake"
(September, 1944)

All-American Comics #61
"Fighters Never Quit"
(October, 1944)

All-American Comics #62
"Doiby Dickles, Da District Attorney"
(December, 1944)

All-American Comics #63
"The Garrulous Mr. Gabb"
(January, 1945)

All-American Comics #64
"A Bag of Assorted Nuts"
(March, 1945)

All-American Comics #65
"The Man Who Lost Wednesday"
(April, 1945)

All-American Comics #66
"The Soles of Manhattan"
(June, 1945)

All-American Comics #67
"Death Unavoidably Detained"
(July, 1945)

All-American Comics #68
"Napoleon and Joe Safeen"
(September, 1945)

All-American Comics #69
"The Backwards Man"
(November, 1945)

All-American Comics #70
"Green Lantern: "Love at First Blight""
(January, 1946)

All-American Comics #71
"Doiby Dickles, the Human Bomb"
(March, 1946)

All-American Comics #72
"Rumors of the Round Table"
(April, 1946)

All-American Comics #73
"Mountain Music Mayhem"
(May, 1946)

All-American Comics #74
"The Slap-Happy Shoes"
(June, 1946)

All-American Comics #75
"Green Lantern: "The Man Who Heard Too Much""
(July, 1946)

All-American Comics #76
"Springtime for Doiby!"
(August, 1946)

All-American Comics #77
"Case of the Curious Critters"
(September, 1946)

All-American Comics #78
"The Giggling Gangsters"
(October, 1946)

All-American Comics #79
"The Last Answer"
(November, 1946)

All-American Comics #80
"Long-Eared Larceny"
(December, 1946)

All-American Comics #81
"Two Twisted Twerps"
(January, 1947)

All-American Comics #82
"The Beloved Bandit"
(February, 1947)

All-American Comics #83
"The Power of the Primitive"
(March, 1947)

All-American Comics #84
"The Man with Two Faces"
(April, 1947)

All-American Comics #85
"The Rise and Fall of Crusher Crock"
(May, 1947)

All-American Comics #86
"Crime of the Month Club"
(June, 1947)

All-American Comics #87
"Professor Nobody"
(July, 1947)

All-American Comics #88
"Canvas of Crime"
(August, 1947)

All-American Comics #89
"The Harlequin"
(September, 1947)

All-American Comics #90
"The Icicle"
(October, 1947)

All-American Comics #91
"The Wedding of the Harlequin"
(November, 1947)

All-American Comics #92
"The Icicle Goes South"
(December, 1947)

All-American Comics #93
"The Double-Crossing Decoy"
(January, 1948)

All-American Comics #94
"Partners in Peril"
(February, 1948)

All-American Comics #95
"The Unmasking of the Harlequin"
(March, 1948)

All-American Comics #96
"Mystery of the Emerald Necklace"
(April, 1948)

All-American Comics #97
"The Country Fair Crimes"
(May, 1948)

All-American Comics #98
"The End of Sports"
(June, 1948)

All-American Comics #99
"Nest of Terror"
(July, 1948)

All-American Comics #100
"Johnny Thunder"
(August, 1948)

All-American Comics #101
"Crimes from a Cardboard Board"
(September, 1948)

All-American Comics #102
"The Saboteurs of Science"
(October, 1948)

Specials:

• Big All-American Comic Book #1
• JSA Returns: All-American Comics #1
  

See Also:

• Full list of comics from this series that are in the database.
  

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