 All Star Comics 80 Page Giant #1 (1999) $4.95 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
WRITTEN BY MARK WAID, ROY THOMAS, JOE KELLY, AND VARIOUS; ART BY ADAM DEKRAKER, DENYS COWAN AND VARIOUS; COVER BY MICHAEL LARK In stores July 14. An exciting one-shot showcases seven tales of the JSA, including a WWII tale written by Roy Thomas (ALL-STAR SQUADRON) that pits Doctor Fate and the Golden Age Green Lantern against the Nazis' deadliest agent: the Norse god Thor (illustrated by Kevin Sharpe)! Elsewhere in the Golden Age: Doctor Mid-Nite offers Atom Al Pratt some advice in dealing with college bullies (written by Mark Waid with art by Adam DeKraker and Mark Propst); Wonder Woman tries to teach Phantom Lady and Liberty Belle about being a liberated woman in a tale featuring the original Red Tornado (written by Eric Luke with art by Chris Jones); and Sandman Wesley Dodds faces the Third Reich's dreaded "Dream Assassin" in a subconscious battle with waking-world consequences (written by John Ostrander with art by Denys Cowan). Plus: The original Hourman faces a foe 50% his superior: the 90- Minute Man (written by Tom Peyer with art by Pete Pachoumis); the Spectre and Starman face off against each other over the fate of a group of Japanese war criminals (written by Joe Kelly with art by Duncan Rouleau); and, in the modern day, Wildcat teaches today's Starman some lessons in manhood (writen by James Robinson and David S. Goyer with art by David Ross). FC, 80 PG. VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
WRITTEN BY MARK WAID, ROY THOMAS, JOE KELLY, AND VARIOUS; ART BY ADAM DEKRAKER, DENYS COWAN AND VARIOUS; COVER BY MICHAEL LARK In stores July 14. An exciting one-shot showcases seven tales of the JSA, including a WWII tale written by Roy Thomas (ALL-STAR SQUADRON) that pits Doctor Fate and the Golden Age Green Lantern against the Nazis' deadliest agent: the Norse god Thor (illustrated by Kevin Sharpe)! Elsewhere in the Golden Age: Doctor Mid-Nite offers Atom Al Pratt some advice in dealing with college bullies (written by Mark Waid with art by Adam DeKraker and Mark Propst); Wonder Woman tries to teach Phantom Lady and Liberty Belle about being a liberated woman in a tale featuring the original Red Tornado (written by Eric Luke with art by Chris Jones); and Sandman Wesley Dodds faces the Third Reich's dreaded "Dream Assassin" in a subconscious battle with waking-world consequences (written by John Ostrander with art by Denys Cowan). Plus: The original Hourman faces a foe 50% his superior: the 90- Minute Man (written by Tom Peyer with art by Pete Pachoumis); the Spectre and Starman face off against each other over the fate of a group of Japanese war criminals (written by Joe Kelly with art by Duncan Rouleau); and, in the modern day, Wildcat teaches today's Starman some lessons in manhood (writen by James Robinson and David S. Goyer with art by David Ross). FC, 80 PG. Customers who bought this, also bought:
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