All-Amazing Comics #1

Cover | Contents | Green Lama | The Cloak
The Heroic Traffic Cop | Letters

Hello and welcome to the first amazing issue of All-Amazing Comics!!! Here you'll get a monthly dose of Golden Age goodness!

Leading off this month is one of the greatest golden age stories I've read from Green Lama #5. What's so great about it? Well, you'll just have to read it to find out! You won't be sorry!

Next up we have a wonderful story of one of the most underrated, and almost forgotten, heroes of Big Shot Comics, the Cloak! Once you read it you'll be begging for more!

Rounding off this month's issue we have a rather odd story from Heroic Comics. I chose it because it was just so typical of what this title was all about. I don't want to give away too much of the story so you'll have to read it for yourself!

Enjoy!
-Steve

The Green Lama
    -Story taken from Green Lama #5
Spark Publications. May 1945
     -Writer- Ken Crossen
     -Penciler- Mac Raboy
     -Inker- Mac Raboy
    -A.K.A.- Jethro DuMont
    -Known Powers-Flight, superhuman strength.
    -Other information-After 10 years of study in Tibet, wealthy young Jethro Dumont has but to say the magic words "Om Mani Padme Hum" to become the Green Lama endowed with superhuman strength & power.
    -Known Appearances-Green Lama 1-8; Prize Comics 7-34

The Cloak
    -Story taken from Big ShotComics #25
Columbia Comics Group. July 1942
     -Writer- Gardner Fox
     -Penciler- Ogden Whitney
     -Inker- Ogden Whitney
    -A.K.A.- Jeff Cardiff
    -Known Powers- None.
    -Other information-Jeff Cardiff of the FBI donned the cloak of justice to battle evil-doers who would escape the system as the Cloak! To my knowledge, he originally wore a red costume but later changed to whatever he was wearing at the time.
    -Known Appearances- Big Shot Comics 1-28

The Heroic Traffic Cop
    -Story taken from Heroic Comics#35
Eastern Color Printing Co. February 1946
     -Writer-Unknown
     -Penciler- Alex Toth
     -Inker-Alex Toth

All-Amazing Comics #1. Published by Golden Years Publications, September 2000. All original material presented here and site design is property of The Golden Years and is not to be represented without permission from the site owner. All re-presented material, comics, covers, etc. is believed to be in the public domain and/or fall under "fair use." Biographical information pulled from Jerry Bails' Who's Who of 20th Century American Comic Books, The Grand Comics Database, AC's Golden Age Hero and Heroine Directory, Pure Excitement Comics, and Jess Nevins' Golden Age Hero Directory.