America's Greatest Comics #001-#008 (1941-1943, Fawcett) - Contributed by Jens Terje

 America's Greatest Comics was an anthology comic featuring Fawcett's most popular 

characters, who were already appearing in other comics. 

It was originally published by Fawcett Publications, and was acquired by DC Comics 

when DC bought Fawcett's comic book assets in 1991.

Publisher: Fawcett Publications

Type: Ongoing Series

Total Issues: 8

Dates Published 1941–June, 1943

Pages: 100 Indicia: Frequency Quarterly

Notes

Information on Fawcett Comics' annual sales of America's Greatest Comics from 1941

 to the mid-1950s is taken from the book "Juvenile Delinquency" (from 1950).

CIRCULATION DATA

1941 - 276,354

1942 - 1,821,232

1943 - 931,512

Featured:

Captain Marvel · Bulletman · Spy Smasher · Mister Scarlet · Minute-Man - Commando Yank

Authors:

Script: 

Ed Herron ?, Otto Binder, Dave Berg

Pencils:

Mac Raboy, C. C. Beck, Dave Berg,

Phil Bard, Ray Harford, C. C. Beck,

Charles Sultan,

Inks:

Phil Bard, Ray Harford, Dave Berg,

Mac Raboy, C. C. Beck, Clem Weisbecker ?, 

Charles Sultan, C. C. Beck,

Thanks to Jens Terje

America's Greatest Comics (#01-#08) 1941-1943 (Fawcett) Complete Series

Fawcett, 1941 Series

Published in English (United States)  United States

Publication Dates:

1941 - Summer 1943

Number of Issues Published:

8 (#1 - #8)

Pages 100 

On-sale date 1941-10-15   Indicia 

America’s Greatest Comics, issue number one, was published by Fawcett Publications 

in the fall of 1941 and sold for 15 cents.

 The cover features the superhero characters Spy Smasher, 

Bulletman, Captain Marvel, Minute-Man, and Mr. Scarlet. This issue features the stories of Captain Marvel defeating the Ghost of the Deep, Bulletman and Bulletgirl taking down the thieving Invisible Man, the Minute-Man destroying the sinister Mr. Skeleton

, Spy Smasher routing America Smasher, 

and Mr. Scarlet battling the Death Battalion.

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Authors: 

Script

Joseph J. Millard, Ed Herron ?, Otto Binder ?, 

Tom McNamara, Don Rico?, Phil Bard

Pencils

C. C. Beck, 

Tom McNamara, Charles Sultan, 

Mac Raboy, Phil Bard, Don Rico?, Phil Bard

Inks

Mac Raboy, Phil Bard, Charles Sultan

Tom McNamara

Colors ?   Letters  ?

Link: #01-#08⇲⇲