#3 January 2001
Cover
Contents
Crimebuster
White Panther
Dr. Voodoo
Profiles/Letters 
Back Cover

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   -Crimebuster and Dr. Voodoo scans by me. First posting.

   -White Panther scans by unknown. Originally posted on the newsgroup, alt.binaries.pictures.comics.
   Hello and welcome to the third golden issue of All-Golden Comics!!! Here you'll get a bi-monthly dose of Golden Age goodness!

***SPECIAL ANNOUNCMENT***

   Starting this issue, All-Golden Comics is a monthly publication. Spotlight Comics will only be published on "5th weeks" and King-Sized and All-Amazing Comics will continue as usual!!!

   If you haven't, you might be interested in checking out the back cover. Here I'll sometimes have house ads for my books or sometimes I'll have ads from the Gold and Silver Ages. This month I have a spanish Charles Atlas ad from a Mexican comic!!!

   Lev Gleason is back to thrill you again, this time with Crimebuster! This is a good example of later Lev Gleason books where the heroes become more like supporting characters! Just a quick note though. I'm sorry for the small text. The print in the book isn't much clearer than the scans though. Anyway, this 22 page blockbuster is sure to prove to you that Lev is one of the best of the Golden Age!!!

   After that we have the first appearance of The White Panther (later Red Panther-see Pure Excitement Comics #17) from Jungle Comics #1!!!

   Finally we round off the issue with another first appearance, Dr. Voodoo's! I'm sorry for the quality of the pages. This book is little more than a stack of paper and just in generally bad shape. Over the coming months I'll feature more stories from this book to preserve it!!!

Enjoy!
-Steve
All-Golden Comics  #3. Published monthly by Golden Years Publications, January 2001. All original material presented here and site design is property of The Golden Years and is not to be represented without permission from the site owner. All represented material, comics, covers, etc. is believed to be in the public domain and reprinted for historical purposes. If you wish you may use stories on your own site as long as you give me or the original scanner credit. I would appreciate it however if you would let me know before representing a story.