Super Adventure Album #1
KG Murray
Australia.
- Published
- December 1975
- Page count
- 100
- Cover price
- 0.40 AUD
- Colour
- Black & white
- Size
- Standard size
- Interior paper
- Newsprint
- Cover stock
- Glossy colour
- Binding
- Saddle-stitched
- Format
- Comic series
- Branding
-
Planet Comics [rectangle]
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![Planet Comics [rectangle]](/image/brand/8/planet-comics-rectangle.jpg?width=100 "Planet Comics [rectangle]")
![Planet Comics [rectangle]](/image/brand/8/planet-comics-rectangle.jpg "Planet Comics [rectangle]")
Credits
- Editing
- , editor
See also:
- Extra Action-Packed Pages in Planet Comics! (1974-1977?)
Issue contents
Cover
How the Justice League Started
(Justice League of America)
Cover, 1 page
Featuring
- Feature
- Justice League of America
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Art
- Murphy Anderson, line art
- Editing
- Jack Schiff, editor
- Julius Schwartz, editor
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Notes
Original image compressed from landscape to portrait format.
1Featuring
- Feature
- Justice League of America
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Art
- Mike Sekowsky, penciller
- Murphy Anderson, inker
- Text
- Ira Schnapp, letterer
- Editing
- Julius Schwartz, editor
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2Featuring
- Genre
- Humour
- Code
- J-3378
Credits
- Art
- Sergio Aragonés, line art
- Text
- Sergio Aragonés, letterer (logo)
- Editing
- Joe Orlando, editor
- Paul Levitz, Assistant Editor
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- First print
-
House of Mystery (DC, 1951 series) #232 (June 1975) — Untitled
Notes
This is only one panel of the original three cartoons.
3Featuring
- Feature
- JLA Puzzle
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Writing
- Bob Rozakis, scripter
- Editing
- Julius Schwartz, editor
- E. Nelson Bridwell, editor
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- First print
-
Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #114 (November-December 1974) — JLA Puzzle
- Also printed
-
Super Adventure Comic (KG Murray, 1974? series) #68 ([October 1975?]) — JLA Puzzle
Notes
Crossword, with answers on page 95.
4Featuring
- Feature
- Superman
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Writing
- Al Schwartz, scripter [as Alvin Schwartz]
- Art
- Ira Yarbrough, penciller
- Stan Kaye , inker
- Editing
- Whitney Ellsworth, editor
- Jack Schiff, Assistant Editor [attributed]
- Mort Weisinger, Assistant Editor [attributed]
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Synopsis
When Clark Kent is "killed" in front of witnesses Superman adopts a new identity.
Notes
This reprint is sourced from Superman (DC, 1939 series) #284 (February 1975).
5"If the combined energy of all the lightning flashes that strike over the earth every hour could be harnessed…"
Featuring
- Feature
- Flash Facts
- Genre
- Non-Fiction
- Code
- S-924
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- First print
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The Flash (DC, 1959 series) #209 (September 1971) — Untitled
Notes
Information on the energy of lighning flashes, a radiosonde, a stroboscope and the speed of air.
6Featuring
- Feature
- Flash [Golden Age]
- Genre
- Superhero
- Code
- N-995
Credits
- Writing
- Robert Kanigher, scripter
- Art
- Carmine Infantino, penciller
- Frank Giacoia, inker
- Editing
- Sheldon Mayer, editor
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Notes
This reprint is sourced from The Flash (DC, 1959 series) #229 (September-October 1974).
7Featuring
- Feature
- Justice Society of America
- Genre
- Superhero
- Code
- N-797
Credits
- Writing
- John Broome, scripter
- Art
- Carmine Infantino, penciller (splash only)
- Art Peddy, penciller
- Frank Giacoia, inker (splash only)
- Bernard Sachs, inker
- Editing
- Sheldon Mayer, editor
- Julius Schwartz, editor [attributed]
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- First print
-
All-Star Comics (DC, 1940 series) #40 (April-May 1948) — The Plight of a Nation! [Part 1]
Synopsis
The Crimson Claw Gang has been pulling off daring crimes that baffle the authorities, but when the JSA is contacted by a member of the JJSA wanting to provide information re that gang, he is injured. Investigation by GL and Black Canary reveal the existence of a junior version of the gang committing petty thefts. Meanwhile the Flash and Hawkman discover the junior gang is playing right into the hands of the adult gang, and interrupt a crime in progress, only to get captured and on the verge of electrocution.
Notes
This reprint is probably sourced from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #110 (March-April 1974).
8Featuring
- Feature
- Justice Society of America
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Writing
- John Broome, scripter
- Art
- Carmine Infantino, penciller
- Frank Giacoia, inker
- Editing
- Sheldon Mayer, editor
- Julius Schwartz, editor [attributed]
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Synopsis
In Riversend, Black Canary tells GL that a big problem exists with kid gangs that needs to be dealt with, so Green Lantern visits a social worker to learn about the causes of juvenile delinquency and why kids like them want to emulate criminal gangs. Meanwhile, Dr. Mid-Nite and Atom enlist the aid of the JJSA to help in the matter and they enlist Don Brent to infiltrate the gang. At the same time, Hawkman and the Flash bring Eddie Brent to justice for their near-murder. And the Junior Claws discover Don Brent is a mole, so they tie him to railroad tracks to try and scare him.
Notes
This reprint is probably sourced from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #110 (March-April 1974).
9Featuring
- Feature
- Justice Society of America
- Genre
- Superhero
Credits
- Writing
- John Broome, scripter
- Art
- Alex Toth, line art
- Editing
- Sheldon Mayer, editor
- Julius Schwartz, editor [attributed]
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Synopsis
The Flash trails Eddie to the Crimson Claw's HQ, then uses Wonder Woman's mental radio to alert the rest of the JSA to its location while he attempts to keep the gang busy until they arrive. At the same time, the Junior Claws are damaging property to blame it on a rival gang, and an exposion draws authorities while the adult gang commits a crime. But the JSA is on hand to round them up. The JJSA and Julia save Don's life, then duke it out with the Junior Claws. But Wonder Woman steps in with the Magic Sphere to reveal the future of the juveniles, which encourages them to reform.
Notes
This reprint is probably sourced from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #110 (March-April 1974).
10Featuring
- Feature
- The Green Arrow and Speedy
- Genre
- Superhero
- Code
- L-425
Credits
- Writing
- Ed Herron, scripter
- Art
- George Papp, line art
- Editing
- Whitney Ellsworth, editor [credited]
- Jack Schiff, editor [attributed] (actual)
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- Based on
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Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #210 (March 1955) — The Defeat of Green Arrow
- First print
-
Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #174 (March 1952) — 1001 Ways to Defeat Green Arrow!
- Also printed
-
The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #117 (February-March 1975) — 1001 Ways to Defeat Green Arrow!
Notes
This reprint is sourced from The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #117 (February-March 1975).
