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Young All-Stars #9February 1988 [$1.25]
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Credits:
- Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas (plot)
- Roy Thomas (script)
- Brian Murray (layouts)
- Malcolm Jones III (pencils)
- Malcolm Jones III (inks)
- Jean Simek (letters)
- Gene D'Angelo (colors)
- Greg Weisman (assistant edits)
- Roy Thomas (edits)
Feature Character(s):
Guest Star(s):
- All-Star Squadron
- Green Lantern I (next in Young All-Stars Annual #1)
- Manhunter (Paul Kirk)
- Manhunter (Dan Richards)
- Hawkman
- Atom I (last in issue #7; next in All-American Comics #43)
- Dr. Mid-Nite I (last in issue #3; next in Young All-Stars Annual #1)
- Sandman (next in Young All-Stars Annual #1)
- Zatara
- Mister America I
- Fatman
- Vigilante I
- Stuff the Chinatown Kid
- Starman I
- Hourman I
- Sargon the Sorcerer
- Crimson Avenger
- Wing
- Air Wave I
- Flash I (last in Young All-Stars #3; next in Young All-Stars Annual #1)
- Whip
- Johnny Thunder (last in Young All-Stars #3; next in Young All-Stars Annual #1)
- Spectre
- Doctor Fate I
- Johnny Quick
- Liberty Belle I
- Wildcat (next in Young All-Stars Annual #1)
- Mister Terrific I
- Robotman I
- Tarantula I
- Guardian
- Star-Spangled Kid
- Stripesy
- Firebrand II
- Commander Steel
- Doctor Occult
Villain(s):
- Baron Blitzkrieg
- Zwerg (Allied impersonator)
- Lt. Commander Junack and his submarine crew (first appearance)
Other Character(s):
- Maria Windwood (first appearance; Celia Windwood's grandmother)
- Father Hanley (first appearance)
Comment(s):
- This adventure takes place in early May, 1942.
- This issue is a Millennium crossover.
