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"Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man: "Marman's Monsters Have Escaped"": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

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Ma Hunkel

All-American Comics #15 is an issue of the series All-American Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of June, 1940.

Synopsis for Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man: "Marman's Monsters Have Escaped"


Appearing in Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man: "Marman's Monsters Have Escaped"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Alec, military aide
  • Carlotta Zambezi, Chief Scientist

Antagonists:

  • Marman's Monsters (Single appearance; dies)
    • Garoo (Dies)
    • Garoo's Successor (Apparent Death)

Other Characters:

  • Marman, Biologist (Apparent Death)

Era:

Vehicles:

  • USNA Electrono-Racers


Synopsis for Hop Harrigan: "Flight Club"

Miss Snap brings order and beauty to the team's everyday activities. That does not find support from Ikky, putting it mildly. After her decision to look after them permanently, Ikky tries to scare her off with some crazy flying on their way to a bank. Failing in that, he totally changes his mind on the subject, after Miss Snap stops a robbery single handed, with one well-thrown umbrella. And when she's told about the reward outstanding on one of the robbers, Miss Snap decides on the spot to invest it in the All-American Aviation Company. Now Ikky adores the old lady and formally resigns from his post as Treasurer in favor of Miss Snap. Prop and Hop go along. Miss Snap asks two conditions: 1/ turning out thousands of light civilian planes, and 2/ organizing a Hop Harrigan Flying Club for youngsters.

Appearing in Hop Harrigan: "Flight Club"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

  • Tough Two-Gun Crowder
  • other bank robber

Other Characters:

  • bank manager
  • cop

Locations:

  • North Beach Airport
    • All-American Aviation

Vehicles:

  • A-A.A.Co. observation plane

Synopsis for Scribbly: "Dude Ranch, Part 2 of 4: Ride 'Em Scribbly!"


Appearing in Scribbly: "Dude Ranch, Part 2 of 4: Ride 'Em Scribbly!"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Animals:

  • Old Widow Maker, bronco

Other Characters:

  • Dopey-D ranch boss
    • Dopey-D ranch hands: Smokey, others
  • rodeo crowd

Locations:

  • New York City
    • The Dispatch, newspaper offices
    • Ma Hunkel's House
  • Out West
    • Dopey-D Dude Ranch
    • Rodeo Arena

Synopsis for Adventures in the Unknown: "The Infra-Red Destroyers (Part 3 of 6)"

Alan is abducted by the Venusmen. Ted searches for him. Dr. Jurghens makes two grandiose terroristic threats, then carries them out, laying waste to an entire block of office buildings, and every newspaper plant in New York City.

Appearing in Adventures in the Unknown: "The Infra-Red Destroyers (Part 3 of 6)"

Featured Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

  • Chief Shelton, Secret Service (Mentioned only)

Locations:

  • Amityville
    • Avignon Hotel
    • car rental garage
  • secret location
    • Dr. Jurghens' Laboratory
  • New York City
    • all newspaper printing plants (Destroyed)
    • one block of office buildings (Destroyed)

Items:

  • Kane's Invisible Metal
  • Kane's Infra-Red Spectacles
  • Jurghens' Infra-Red Spectacles

Synopsis for Ben Webster's Career: "The Big Test!" & "Miss Terry!"

(Newspaper strip reprints)

Appearing in Ben Webster's Career: "The Big Test!" & "Miss Terry!"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Briarsie, Ben's Dog
  • Taffy Tate
  • Agnes "Aggie" Tate, Taffy's Monkey
  • Abner Mattix
  • Betsy Betts, beautician

Antagonists: Other Characters:

  • Mrs. McJeepers, battleaxe
  • Puggy McJeepers
  • many many satisfied customers
  • Ezra Pinchpenny, coot
  • Mrs. Pinchpenny
  • Miss Terry
    • Bretzloff, her chauffeur

Locations:

  • Southwestern USA
    • town
      • beauty parlor
    • countryside
      • mansion

Items:

  • Magic Mud

Vehicles:

  • Miss Terry's limosine
  • Miss Terry's pursuers' sedan

Synopsis for Red, White, and Blue: "Harbor Sabotage"


Appearing in Red, White, and Blue: "Harbor Sabotage"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

  • harbor saboteurs:
    • Hilter, leader
      • three thugs
    • Captain Trein, submarine C.O.
      • enemy crew

Other Characters:

  • Regional Chief, G2
  • trawler captain
  • Agent Chalmondeley (Dies)
  • Madame Davis
  • "His Lordship" aka "The Duke" {wears a monocle}
    • his aide
    • his yacht crew
  • detachment of U.S. Marines

Locations:

  • Atlantic port city
    • harbor
      • South Bay
    • waterfront
    • chemical laboratory
    • rooming house

Vehicles:

  • cargo ship (sunk)
  • diver-tending trawler
  • cargo ship
  • enemy submarine (damaged and captured)
  • The Duke's yacht/Q ship

Notes

  • Published monthly by All-American Comics, Inc.
  • Adventures in the Unknown
    • Alan and Ted and Oki live in the Avignon Hotel.
    • All of the newspaper plants in New York City are blown up. A week later, an entire block of office buildings are blown up. After this 6-chapter serial, this is never mentioned again.
  • The last panel of this issue's Hop Harrigan episode is an application form for the Hop Harrigan Flying Club.
  • Red, White, and Blue: Doris West is "Red's assistant and partner."
  • Also appearing in this issue of All-American Comics were:
    • All-American Comics Monthly Book Review No. 3 - "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain" (text article)
    • All-American Stamp Page: "James Monroe" (text article)
    • "Believe It Or Not" (newspaper feature reprints) by Robert L. Ripley, 2 one-page strips, dispersed
    • "Children's Crusade for Children" (public service announcement) by M.C. Gaines and Sheldon Mayer
    • "Cicero's Cat" (newspaper strip reprints) by Bud Fisher, 6 1/2-page strips, on three dispersed pages
    • "Daisybelle" (newspaper strip reprints) by Gene Byrnes, 4 1/3-page strips, on two dispersed pages
    • "For Thrills, Action, and Adventure" (1/2 page ad for the current issue of Flash Comics #6) (same text and art as previous month's ad only with a different cover pasted in place)
    • Jimmy Stone: "Traitors' Treachery, Part Two" (text story), by George Shute
    • Mutt & Jeff (newspaper strip reprints) by Bud Fisher, 4 one-page strips, dispersed thru the magazine
    • "Nugent's Puzzles, Games, Tricks, & Comics" and "Real Magic to Mystify Your Friends", by A.W. Nugent, 2 full-page features
    • "Popsicle Pete, a Typical American Boy", by Art Helfant (comic-format ad)
    • "Reg'lar Fellers" (newspaper strip reprints) by Gene Byrnes, 4 2/3-page strips, dispersed
    • "Six Big Headline Features for the "Big Six" Comic Magazines!" (full page ad for the current issues of Action, Adventure, All-American, Detective, Flash, and More Fun Comics)
    • "Tippie" (newspaper strip reprints) by Frances Edwina Dumm, 2 one-page strips, dispersed



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