#17 January 2002
Cover
Contents
Spacehawk
Grim Reaper
Girl Commandos
Supermouse
Letters/Cover Gallery
Back Cover
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   -Spacehawk and Supermouse scans by me. First posting.

   -Grim Reaper scans by Marble River. Originally posted on the newsgroup, alt.binaries.pictures.comics.

   -Girl Commandos scans by Spaceranger3000. Originally posted at the Monastery of the Green Lama.
Hello and welcome to the seventeenth choice issue of All-Amazing Comics!!! Here you'll get a monthly dose of Golden Age goodness! Enjoy!
***Reader's Choice: Results!***
Well, you've voted and waited all month for the results, and here they are! There were several who only voted for one category. There was also a tie for the second story, so I had the All-Amazing Squad. vote to break it. That resulted in a tie, so I did a coin toss and Grim Reaper won. BTW, if you liked the new cover let me know, I may be doing more in the future. If you want to to see the black and white art, click here. Now the actual numbers:
1st Story: 
American Crusader - 3 votes 
Blue Streak - 2 votes
Magno and Davey - 2 votes
Spacehawk - 5 votes
2nd Story: 
Doc Strange - 2 votes
Green Mask - 4 votes
Grim Reaper - 4 votes 
Wonder Boy - 0 votes
3rd Story: 
Camilla Queen of the Lost Empire - 1 vote
Fangs the Wolf Boy - 3 votes
Girl Commandos - 7 votes
Target and the Targeteers - 1 vote
4th Story: 
Dan Dare - 3 votes
Sparky Watts - 2 votes
Supermouse - 6 votes
Ulysses Q. Wacky - 0 votes
Spacehawk
 Spacehawk
    -Story taken from Target Comics vol.2 no.9
Novelty Press Inc. November 1941
     -Writer- Basil Wolverton
     -Penciler- Basil Wolverton
     -Inker- Basil Wolverton
    -A.K.A.- Unknown
    -Known Powers- Telepathy, invulnerability, and flight.
    -Other information- Spacehawk is a Neptunian who comes to Earth to fight for "the great nation of America" and for peace across the planet.
    -Known Appearances- Target Comics vol.1 no.5-vol.3 no.10
The Grim Reaper
    -Story taken from Wonder Comics #11
Better Publications Inc. April 1947
     -Writer- Unknown
     -Penciler- Al Cammarata
     -Inker- Al Cammarata
    -A.K.A.- Bill Norris
    -Known Powers- None
    -Known Appearances- America's Biggest Comic Book 1; Fighting Yank 6 and 9; Wonder Comics 1-17
The Grim Reaper
The Girl Commandos
 The Girl Commandos
    -Story taken from Speed Comics #40
Harvey Publications Inc. January 1943
     -Writer- Unknown
     -Penciler- Jill Elgin
     -Inker- Jill Elgin
    -Known Powers- None
    -Known Appearances- All-New Comics 11; Speed Comics 23-37, 39-42 
Supermouse
    -Story taken from Supermouse #38
Literary Enterprises Inc. February 1957
     -Writer- Unknown
     -Penciler- Gene Fawcett
     -Inker- Gene Fawcett
    -Known Powers- Flight and invulnerability
    -Other Information- Supermouse was the first series featuring a funny animal superhero. Bugs Bunny beat him to the title of first funny animal hero in Loony Tunes #5 when he became "The Super-Duper Rabbit." Supermouse got his powers from his magic cheese (which you learn about in this very story). He was also unique in the fact that he was married! His wife's name was Mabel.
    -Known Appearances- Coo Coo Comics 1-56; Supermouse 1-45; Supermouse Summer Special 1-2 
Supermouse
All-Amazing Comics  #17. Published by Golden Years Publications, January 2002. 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. Biographical information pulled from The Grand Comics Database, AC's Golden Age Hero and Heroine Directory, Pure Excitement Comics, and Jess Nevins' Golden Age Hero Directory