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All-Star Squadron 38

ALL-STAR SQUADRON #38

Cover Date: October 1984
Cover Price: $0.75

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Cover Credits:
Pencils: Rick Hoberg (signed)
Inks: Jerry Ordway (signed)


Story: "Detroit Is Dynamite" (20 Pages)

Credits:

StoryRoy Thomas
PencilsRick Hoberg
InksBill Collins, Mike DeCarlo
LetteringDavid Cody Weiss
ColorsGene D'Angelo
Associate editingJanice Race
EditingRoy Thomas

Feature Character(s):

All-Star Squadron:
Commander Steel (in between issues #32 and #50)
Amazing-Man (Will Everett; last in issue #27)
Firebrand (Danette Reilly; last in issue #35)
Green Lantern (Alan Scott)
Hawkman (Carter Hall)
Hourman (Rex Tyler; last in Adventure Comics #71/3)
Johnny Quick (last in issue #35)
Liberty Belle (last in issue #35)
Robotman (last in issue #32)
Tarantula (in between issues #32 and #41)

Villain(s):

Phantom Empire (a Klan-like group of white supremacists; first appearance; also seen on a news reel from February 25, 1942)
Real American (first appearance)
two bank robbers (using the flame throwing tank; first appearance)
Lady Lorelei (an Axis sympathizer broadcasting in New York)

Guest Appearance(s):

Amazing-Man (seen on a news reel from February 25, 1942; last in issue #27)
Jake Everett (Will Everett's father; first appearance; seen on a news reel from February 25, 1942; identified next issue)

Other Character(s):

Gloria Farley (last in issue #13)
Gernsback (in between issues #32 and #53)
Gloria Farley (last in issue #18)

Cameo Appearance(s):

Atom (Al Pratt; seen briefly on a news reel)
Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson; seen briefly on a news reel)
Doctor Mid-Nite (seen briefly on a news reel)
Johnny Thunder (seen briefly on a news reel)
Sandman (seen briefly on a news reel)
Spectre (seen briefly on a news reel)
Star-Spangled Kid (behind the scenes; created the All-Star Special)
Stripesy (behind the scenes; created the All-Star Special)
Starman (seen briefly on a news reel)
Wonder Woman (seen briefly on a news reel)
Captain Marvel (flashback)
Captain Marvel Jr. (flashback)
Mary Marvel (flashback)
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (seen briefly on a news reel)
General Douglas MacArthur (seen briefly on a news reel)
Cyclotron (seen briefly on a news reel)
Deathbolt (seen briefly on a news reel)
Ultra-Humanite (seen briefly on a news reel)
Adolf Hitler (seen briefly on a news reel)

Location(s):

Earth-2
Detroit, MI
New York, NY
All-Star Squadron Headquarters (Trylon and Perisphere, Flushing Meadows, Queens, NY)

Comment(s):

Story takes place on February 27, 1942 and continues next issue.
The first news reel watched by the All-Star Squadron lightly recaps events from December 7, 1941 to Monday, February 3, 1942, or in terms of the title, issues #1 though #35.
The Trylon has been modified with a catapult launching system for the All-Star Special.


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Feature: "Golden Age Gallery" (3 Pages)


Credits:

Roy Thomas (script)
Marshall Rogers (art)
Janice Race (associate edits)
Roy Thomas (edits)


Comment(s):

Features a reprint of the cover of The Amazing World of DC Comics #16 (December 1977) which showcased Golden Age heroes.