All-American Comics #41 is an issue of the series All-American Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 1942.
Synopsis for "The Tribe of Terror"
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- Jay Wycker (attorney)
- Bear-Man
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- Irene Miller
- Lone Hawk
- Sunbright
- Chief Blue Claw
- Snakes
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- Tsichah Tribe Reservation Home
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- Green Flame Power Ring
- Cinnabar
- Buffalo Spirit totem
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Synopsis for "The Society of the Black Dragon"
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Synopsis for "Dr. McNider Appeals to Patriots"
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- Slimey Gats
- Lefty
- Benny
- Hugo Schultz
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Synopsis for "The Barber Shop Gangsters"
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Synopsis for "The Blueprints"
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Synopsis for "The Broken Window"
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Synopsis for "Death Test"
Appearing in "Death Test"
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- Red, White, and Blue
- Red Dugan, USMC
- Whitey Smith, USA
- Blooey Blue, USN
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- Doris West, G2
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Notes
- As the context in that period, the Native Americans are referred as "Indians", what sounds politically incorrect today. In addition, many dialogues are racist and stereotyped: "Pale face"; "Redskin"; "Overgrown cigar sign"
- In this point of time, any non-metal objects could hurt Green Lantern, not only wood. A Native Indian manages to hurt him with a stone.
Trivia
- Tsichah is a fictional tribe.
- The Buffalo spirit worshipped by Tsichah might be an allusion to one of two Lakota personified concepts:
1) Ta Tanka (Great Beast) - The male Buffalo spirit of plenty. 2) Tatankan Gnaskiyan (Crazy Buffalo) - The malevolent spirit who wreaks havoc on love affairs, causing feuds, murders, and suicides.
- When asked if he would help a Native American girl, Alan Scott just answer: "I am a radio engineer, not Hiawatha." Hiawatha was a precolonial Indian leader and co-founder of the Iroquois Confederacy. He was a leader of the Onondaga people, the Mohawk people, or both. According to some accounts, he was born an Onondaga but adopted into the Mohawks.
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