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CATALOG RECORD

All-Winners Comics #6

Marvel · Series began 1941 · Fall 1942

WHY COLLECTORS WANT IT

  • The Black Avenger (Jerry Carstairs) — introduction

Dates

Cover date
Fall 1942
On sale
September 12, 1942
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

script: Mickey Spillane, Stan Lee, Eddie Robbinspencils: Bill King, Mike Sekowsky, Eddie Robbinsinks: Bill King, Eddie Robbins

Stories

  • Hot Stamp Mob! · 12 pages

    A lucky break on getting the address of one Joseph Thomas off a utility bill leads the Torch and Toro directly into a den of counterfeiters of U.S. Savings Stamps!

  • The Stone-Man Slayer! · 12 pages

    A Nazi sculptor and scientist create a new weapon against the Allies for Hitler: a giant man made of stone!

  • The Woim Toins · 2 pages

    When "The Boss" sells Willy a bunch of worthless gold stock in the Gleeful Gopher Mine, both are estatic.....that is until "The Boss" believes the stock is really worth something and attempts to buy it back.

  • The Mock Mikado Strikes! · 12 pages

    In the 19th Century, the Japanese Emperor's wife has two sons.....something that could lead to a civil war between the two later down the road. However, one, the Mock Mikado, decides to conquer the U.S. before his brother (who is the leader of Japan) does, then conquer his brother's throne as well!

  • Untitled · 10 pages

    Jerry is asked by the FBI to take the place of a member of a Nazi spy ring who looks just like him!

  • Spies Use Their Heads! · 12 pages

    Namor, after finding a man scalped, tracks down a nefarious Japanese gang whose leader is tracking down and killing American spies in Japan, who are returning to the States with vital Japanese info hidden on parts of their bodies!

Characters

Steve RogersCaptain AmericaNamorSub-MarinerBucky BarnesJim HammondHuman TorchAdolf HitlerBuckyThomas RaymondToroBenito MussoliniHideki TojoJerry CarstairsThe Black Avenger

Reprinted in

Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age All-Winners Comics (2005), Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age All-Winners Comics (2013)

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