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All-American Comics #85

DC · Series began 1939 · May 1947

Dates

Cover date
May 1947
On sale
March 19, 1947
In stores
March 13, 1947
Pages
52

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Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Irwin Hasen, Al Smith, Paul Reinman, Frank Harry, Harry Lampert, Jon Blummerinks: Irwin Hasen, Al Smith, John Belfi, Paul Reinman, Frank Harry, Harry Lampert, Jon Blummerscript: Al Smith, John Broome, Jim Robinson, Harry Lampert, Jon Blummerletters: Al Smith, Harry Lampert, Jon Blummer

Stories

  • The Rise and Fall of "Crusher" Crock · 13 pages

    When a superior athlete, Crusher Crock, is barred from all sports because of gross misconduct on the field, he swears revenge against those who would "play fair" in sporting events.

  • Brothers under the Skin · 6 pages

    The black pirate is given the task to deliver medical supplies to the English colony in the Bahamas .. that is having a fever epidemic. On the voyage .. a storm blows the ship off course and the crew goes ashore to get fresh water and repair the storm damage. The crew encounters a hostile native tribe .. but in the end .. makes peace with them .. and the 2 goups declare friendship to each other .. as we are both “truly brothers”.

  • Accidents on Order! · 7 pages

    At Mammoth Studios in Hollywood, a series of accidents are occurring on the movie set that causes the frightened actor extras to walk off the set. While Dr. McNider and Myra are visiting the studio on a tour, the part of acting extra is offered to Dr. McNidrer, who subsequently solves the case, while in ihis alter ego role as Dr. Mid-Nite. While breaking up the crime ring .. the movie cameras continue to roll, and the film is released as “Dr. Mid-Nite in THEIVES FALL OUT”.

  • Trapline Pirate · 2 pages
  • All Aboard for the Trans-Andes Passage! · 8 pages

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