All Favourites Comic #109
The K. G. Murray Publishing Company Pty Ltd
Australia.
- Published
- July 1975
- Page count
- 52
- Cover price
- 0.25 AUD
- Colour
- Black & white
- Size
- Standard size
- Interior paper
- Newsprint
- Cover stock
- Glossy colour
- Binding
- Saddle-stitched
- Format
- Comic series
- Branding
-
Planet Comics (1)
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- GCD
- www.comics.org/issue/295196
Credits
- Editing
- , editor
Issue contents
Cover
The Lady is a Bomb!
(Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane)
Cover, 1 page
"I-I was warned this disaster would happen because of me--But I d-didn't believe it!"
Featuring
- Feature
- Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane
- Genre
- Superhero
- Code
- R-274
Credits
- Art
- Bob Oksner, line art
- Text
- Gaspar Saladino, letterer
- Editing
- Robert Kanigher, editor
- Allan Asherman, Editorial Assistant
Reprint history
1Featuring
- Feature
- Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane
- Genre
- Superhero
- Code
- R-255
- Characters
- Lois Lane; Superman; Perry White; Melba Manton; Bette Mason; Greg Benton
Credits
- Writing
- Arnold Drake, scripter
- Art
- John Rosenberger, penciller
- Vince Colletta, inker
- Text
- Milt Snapinn , letterer
- Editing
- Robert Kanigher, editor
- Allan Asherman, Editorial Assistant
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (DC, 1958 series) #133 (September 1973) — The Lady Is a Bomb
Synopsis
Lois gets a scoop interview with two celebrities and Perry names her acting Editor-In-Chief while he is out of town.
2Featuring
- Feature
- Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Lois Lane; Ronald Devon; Superman; Dr. Trevors
Credits
- Writing
- Arnold Drake, scripter
- Art
- John Rosenberger, penciller
- Vince Colletta, inker
- Text
- Milt Snapinn , letterer
- Editing
- Robert Kanigher, editor
- Allan Asherman, Editorial Assistant
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (DC, 1958 series) #133 (September 1973) — The Lady Is a Bomb, Part II: The Riddle of Doom!
Synopsis
Lois is held hostage by a bomber and Superman must discover whom the bomber feels double-crossed him.
3Featuring
- Feature
- Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane
- Genre
- Superhero
- Characters
- Lois Lane; Ronald Devon; Superman; Lena Kerwick; Dr. Trevors
Credits
- Writing
- Arnold Drake, scripter
- Art
- John Rosenberger, penciller
- Vince Colletta, inker
- Text
- Milt Snapinn , letterer
- Editing
- Robert Kanigher, editor
- Allan Asherman, Editorial Assistant
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (DC, 1958 series) #133 (September 1973) — The Lady Is a Bomb! Part III: Who Steals My Name...
Synopsis
The bomber reveals who had double-crossed him and Lois frees herself.
4Featuring
- Feature
- Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen
- Genre
- Superhero
- Code
- B-1639
Credits
- Writing
- Leo Dorfman, scripter [as David George]
- Art
- Kurt Schaffenberger, line art
- Editing
- Murray Boltinoff, editor
- E. Nelson Bridwell, Assistant Editor
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen (DC, 1954 series) #158 (June 1973) — The Kiss-Off for Mr. Action
Synopsis
While the rest of the reporters look for escaped convict Clete Dutton, Jimmy does a story on Lena Lawrence, an old women who lives with rescue dogs in a trailer. Suddenly, Dutton turns up, looking for the loot he has hidden in a derelict building nearby. Assisted by dogs, Jimmy apprehends Dutton. Lena receives a reward for finding the mising loot and moves into a nice new house with all the dogs. Could she have a secret connection to Jimmy?
5Featuring
- Feature
- Manhunters Around the World. A Police at Work Feature
- Genre
- Non-Fiction
Credits
- Art
- Curt Swan, penciller
- John Fischetti, inker
- Editing
- Whitney Ellsworth, editor [credited]
- Jack Schiff, editor [attributed] (actual)
Reprint history
6Featuring
- Feature
- Rose and the Thorn
- Genre
- Superhero
- Code
- R-201
- Characters
- Thorn [Rose Forrest]; Detective Danny Stone
Credits
- Writing
- Robert Kanigher, scripter
- Art
- Don Heck, line art
- Text
- Jean Simek, letterer [as Jean Izzo]
- Editing
- Robert Kanigher, editor
Reprint history
- First print
-
Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (DC, 1958 series) #130 (April 1973) — Nightmare Alley!
Synopsis
One of the men who killed Rose's father confesses to the crime, then sacrifices his life to save the Thorn.
Notes
Final Rose and the Thorn story from Lois Lane.
7Featuring
- Feature
- Cain's Game Room
- Genre
- Humour
Credits
- Writing
- Sergio Aragonés, scripter [as Sergio Aragones]
- Art
- Sergio Aragonés, line art [as Sergio Aragones]
- Text
- Sergio Aragonés, letterer [as Sergio Aragones]
8Featuring
- Feature
- The Phantom Stranger
- Genre
- Fantasy-Supernatural
Credits
- Writing
- John Broome, scripter
- Art
- Carmine Infantino, penciller
- Sy Barry, inker
- Joe Giella, inker
- Text
- Gaspar Saladino, letterer
- Editing
- Whitney Ellsworth, editor [credited]
- Julius Schwartz, editor [attributed] (actual)
Reprint history
- First print
-
The Phantom Stranger (DC, 1952 series) #2 (October-November 1952) — The Killer Shadow!
- Also printed
-
All Star Adventure Comic (Colour Comics, 1960 series) #28 ([August 1964]) — The Killer Shadow
-
The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #98 (October-November 1971) — The Killer Shadow!
Synopsis
Guardian John Neville tries to drive his wealthy ward Myra crazy to get his hands on her money. Neville pretends to steal her shadow, then disguises himself as Myra's shadow and attacks her. The Phantom Stranger sets things straight.
Notes
Includes Trade Practices Act 1974 advertisement.
Indicia
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