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All-Star Comics

#30

August-September 1946 · 0.10 USD · 52 pages


Synopsis

Hawkman brings a newspaper ad to the attention of the members from a Forest Malone, who wants them to participate in a never before done experiment for the good of humanity. They visit Malone and view his "dream recorder," a machine that will allow one not only to graph the electrical emanations from a person's thoughts as they dream, but to also translate those thoughts into pictures! The members agree to an experiment, they sleep and then Malone reveals himself as the Brain Wave, bragging that the machine is really a "dream inducer," which he plans to use to drive them totally insane.

Notes

On-sale date from copyright registration.

Scripter Gardner Fox reports writing this story for issue #24 (after he had written All-Star #23's and All-Star #22's stories), but that the story was bumped so that the story, "This Is Our Enemy," could be published in a timely manner. This story was originally written and illustrated featuring Starman and Spectre, but because of the AA-DC split, those heroes could not appear, thus requiring artist Martin Naydel to replace the Starman figures and Spectre figures with Green Lantern and the Flash.

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Credits

Script
Gardner Fox, Ed Wheelan, Jim Robinson
Pencils
Martin Naydel, Joe Gallagher, Joe Kubert, Ed Wheelan, Stan Asch, C. C. Beck
Inks
Martin Naydel, Joe Gallagher, Joe Kubert, Ed Wheelan, Stan Asch, Pete Costanza
Letters
Ed Wheelan
Editor
Sheldon Mayer
Figures of flash and green lantern
Martin Naydel
Green lantern and flash figures
Martin Naydel
Green lantern figures
Martin Naydel

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