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All-Winners Comics (1941) #1

 
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Writer: 
Bill Everett, Joe Simon, Jack Kirby,
Penciller: 
Paul Gustavson, Ed Winiarski, Al Avison
Penciller (cover): 
Alex Schomburg
Inker: 
Al Gabriele
Editor: 
Stan Lee
Orig. Published: 
July 10, 1941
Format: 
Comic 
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jonjudy15
 
 

Is there any contact info for help on the digital comics? This link leads to a modern All-Winners #1 instead of the original.

 
 
jonjudy15 | Aug 18, 2011 | 2:11 pm
Bookhouse88
 
 

Captain America actually premiered a few months before this issue, in his own title.

 
 
Bookhouse88 | Jun 15, 2011 | 8:40 pm
chartwig
 
 

It's ironic that the first time you see Captain America (even though it wasn't actually Captain America)in a comic book, he's facing The Human Torch.  The ironcic part is Chris Evans plays both of them in the movies!

 
 
chartwig | Dec 22, 2010 | 12:48 pm

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