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In Sensation Comics #10 from 1942, readers follow Steve Trevor on a thrilling mission to prevent a Japanese spy from sabotaging a railroad. Along the way, Wonder Woman must overcome feelings of jealousy and work with Steve to save the day. The story features a spy, Dolly, who tries to double cross Steve in order to obtain a code key for the Japanese spy, Ishti. However, with the help of Wonder Woman, Steve is able to lead the enemy spies into a trap and capture them. This exciting tale of espionage and heroism is a must-read for any comic book fan and showcases the best of what comic books have to offer.

In The Flash #108 (1959), we meet the speedster, Barry Allen, and his companion, Iris West, at a Fourth of July picnic. During their leisure time, Barry's mind wanders to his latest heroic adventure as The Flash. The Flash had been tricked into measuring his top speed for science and was bombarded with a strange radiation that forced him to run or face certain death. But, little did he know, he was being held in place by a beam of radiation that beyond his control. With every attempt to slow down, The Flash found that he continued to run at an increasing speed that brought him closer to his demise.

The Flash then realized that he would need to exceed the speed of light if he were to break free of the radiation beam. In his efforts to find a way out, The Flash's scientific curiosity was piqued by a piece of fulgurite that suddenly vanished. After further investigation, he learned that several museums had reported similar thefts of fulgurite, and he found himself in the pursuit of an alien speedster who was stealing them away.

In the end, The Flash discovered that the aliens were taking any object struck by lightning on Earth back to their planet, Mohru, where they drew out the essence of the lightning to give themselves super-speed. As he was the only one who could stop them, they attempted to take him out, but he prevailed. In a separate story, we meet Grodd, a gorilla with a genius mind, who planned to conquer Earth with his army of gorillas. The Flash was the only hope for Earth, but he needed to first uncover "The Super-Gorilla's Secret Identity!"

This particular comic book is a classic in every nature of the word. In Detective Comics #74 (1943), we see the fearless crime fighter Batman and his trusted sidekick Robin dealing with a double dose of trouble. The story centers around two rather portly villains, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, who use cunning tactics to lure their victims into their traps. This tale of Double Trouble is exciting and engaging, filled with twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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All-American Comics #5, which was published in 1939, is a superb example of the comics from that era. This particular comic book features a variety of engaging stories that are sure to entertain you for hours. First up is 'Banko Tonight' featuring Red, White, and Blue in a thrilling story; the script for this exciting tale was written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by William Smith. You will also get ample opportunity to chuckle at the Mutt and Jeff strips by Al Smith (as Bud Fisher) and the 'Believe It or Not' feature by Robert L. Ripley.

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So you've got Showcase #19 in your collection? Nice! Let me tell you, this isn't just any ordinary issue. In this comic book, we follow Adam Strange as he travels all the way to Calcutta, India to witness an ancient rope trick. And as you can imagine, things take a wild turn when Adam offers to prove the locals wrong by disappearing at the end of the rope.

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In Detective Comics #120, the Penguin is up to his old tricks again, breaking out of jail and becoming the assistant to Professor Boyd, an ornithologist. Batman and Robin must find a way to track him down and put a stop to his fowl play without falling for any of his cunning traps. The issue also features Slam Bradley's "Shorty Grows Up," Air Wave's "Safecrackers by Proxy," and a Stan Carter full-text story, "Tune of Death." Plus, don't miss the Boy Commandoes in "The Fight Before Christmas." If you have a copy of this classic Batman tale, contact us for a free appraisal or to sell your comic book collection to us for a fair price. Trust in our reputation as the go-to experts for all things comic books.

In All-American Comics #89, Green Lantern puts his money where his mouth is when he volunteers to do a radio show for charity. But things take a villainous turn when the Harlequin is created to spurn our emerald hero. And who steps up to the plate but Molly Maynne, smitten secretary and eventual wife of Alan Scott? Meanwhile, Black Pirate finds himself in quite the bind in "THE ADVENTURE IN CASTLE VILLON" while Dr. Mid-Nite accidentally finds himself transported to a Roman colosseum in "OUT OF THIS WORLD". And if you think you have this issue in your collection, don't hesitate to reach out to us for a complimentary appraisal or the chance to sell your comic book collection for a fair price.

The Atom #1 (1962) is a timeless classic that showcases the origins of the legendary Atom. Readers witness physicist Ray Palmer's life-changing discovery of a fragment from a white dwarf star, which he uses to create a lens that allows him to shrink himself to subatomic levels. But with great power comes great responsibility, and Ray soon finds himself embroiled in thrilling adventures as he battles enemies both big and small. This issue is a must-have for comic book collectors and lovers of epic superhero tales alike.

All-Star Comics #57, the final Golden Age issue before the title picked up again with issue #58 precisely 25 years later, features an exciting mystery centered around the JSA. The story, titled "The Mystery Of The Vanishing Detectives," sees four famed detectives from around the world arriving in Civic City for an international detective's convention hosted by the JSA. A staged crime is committed on a glass-walled set for the detectives to solve, but as soon as they figure it out, the stage lights suddenly get so bright that the reflection off the glass blinds the audience. Flash quickly finds and fixes the problem, but in the moments that take him, the four detectives disappear from the stage, leaving only a silver skeleton key as a clue. Only a moment later, four cablegrams arrive, one for each detective, each calling them home for an unusual case with a silver key left as a clue.

While the rest of the JSA stays to look for the missing detectives, Green Lantern, Dr. Mid-Nite, Flash, and Wonder Woman fly themselves to stand in for the missing detectives in different parts of the world. The mystery unfolds in a thrilling, globe-trotting adventure, with Dr. Mid-Nite uncovering a bank robbery in London, Flash investigating missing gargoyles in Paris, Wonder Woman tracking down stolen gold in Istanbul, and Green Lantern setting a trap for a thief in Honolulu. The team eventually discovers a hidden set of tunnels leading to a mansion where they find the four missing detectives immobilized by hypnosis. The story ends with a climactic showdown with the Key, who had taken the place of one of the detectives before the convention.

In addition to the main story, this issue also includes a text story titled "The Last Dictator" and a sci-fi adventure titled "The Lady Of Mars." At Comics Into Cash, we're knowledgeable about all kinds of comic books, and we're committed to providing trustworthy appraisals and fair prices for collections, whether you've inherited them or are looking to sell for any other reason.

Batman #38, written by Edmond Hamilton, is a treasure for any comic book collector. In this thrilling edition, Batman and Robin embark on an adventure to ancient Greece to unlock the secrets of the Olympians. However, they soon find themselves in the midst of a fierce battle. Along with this captivating story, the issue features other exciting tales, including "The Carbon Copy Crimes" by Bill Finger, "Memo To a Murderer" by Blair Bolton, "Knothead Norman" by Phil Berube, "The Penguin On Parole!" by Don Cameron, and "Daffy & Doodle" by Lit Win. If you have this comic book, we encourage you to contact us for a free appraisal or to sell your comic book collection to us at Comics Into Cash. Our knowledgeable team will provide a fair price and ensure that your collection is in good hands. Trust us for all your comic book needs.

In All-Star Comics #24 from 1945, the legendary Justice Society of America squares off against Axis forces in a battle for the ages. This gripping tale features cameo appearances from the Flash and Green Lantern, as well as a guest appearance by Wildcat. Additionally, this marks the one and only appearance of Mr Terrific as a member of the JSA - something that is sure to excite fans of the character.

Of course, this issue isn't just about epic superhero battles. Instead, it touches on a very real threat - Nazism and the Teutonic Knights. As the JSA considers their true enemies, they realize that it's not just costumed villains and criminal masterminds that they need to worry about - but the rise of fascism and the destruction it can bring.

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In All-Star Comics #23, the Justice Society of America faces a formidable opponent in "The Plunder of the Psycho-Pirate." This villain is no joke - he quickly seizes control of the JSA and manipulates them into doing his bidding. It's up to the heroes to find a way to break his hold on them and triumph over his evil scheme. This issue also marks the departure of The Spectre and Starman from the JSA. If you have this comic in your collection, don't hesitate to reach out to us for a free appraisal or to sell your collection. We have a reputation for providing fair prices and extensive knowledge in the comic book industry. Let us show you why we're the best place to sell your collection!