All-Star Comics #21
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- Graded copies for sale
- $115 - $1,907
- 20 graded copies listed, as of Sep 30, 2026
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The President asks the JSA to visit a man at the hospital that may change a man's life, and are greeted by Professor Everson. He tells them that the man for whom they are to do something for is Joe Fitch, a man with a shady past. The professor had created two serums, one that could save human life and one fatal. Fitch decides to become the guinea pig, but takes the wrong one and is dying. The JSA has one hour to change Fitch's criminal past, and use the professor's time ray to go into his past and correct his misdeeds.
Cover Date
July 1, 1944
On Sale Date
May 16, 1944
Pages
52
Cover Price
$0.10
Editor
Sheldon Mayer
Credits
Writer
Penciller
Letterer
Characters
Al Crump (villain, Joe's boss, philanthropist); Al Pratt; Atom; Big Mike McCullum (villain, death); Carter Hall; Charles McNider; Doctor Fate [Kent Nelson]; Doctor Mid-Nite; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]; Fat; Gordon's thugs [Butch; Gus Gordon (villain, politician); Hawkman; Herman Smith (villain, runs a spy ring for Carranza); Jim Corrigan; Jim Nason (newspaperman, death); Joe Fitch (villain); Joe's unnamed boss; Joe's unnamed Secretary; Johnny Thunder; Justice Society of America [Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Killer (villain); Lieutenant Ed Jones; Lili D'Arcy (night club dancer); Lily D'Arcy; Mrs. Spears (wife of Sapphire Slim); Palmer (villain, McCullum's political enemy); Pancho Villa; Princess Diana; Professor Everson; rest unnamed] (villains); \"Sapphire Slim\" Spears (villain, gambler); Slat; Spear's gang (villains); Spectre; Starman; Ted Knight; The Atom [Al Pratt]; the Germans (villains); The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]; The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; The Thunderbolt [Archibald]; two unnamed crooks (villains); Wonder Woman