Comic Title: All-Star Comics #16
Publisher: DC (All-American Comics, Inc.)
Address: 480 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY
Cover Date: Apr/May 1943
On Sale Date: February 24, 1943 Newsstand Date February 24, 1943
Source: House Ad, More Fun Comics #90, Page 37,
Adventure Comics #85, Page 22,
All-American Comics #49, Page 48

Copyright Date February 20, 1943
Source: Library of Congress, Periodicals 1943
Until 1958 DC did not report actual on sale dates to the copyright office
The publication dates listed in LoC records are NOT release dates.

Frequency: Bi-monthly
Cover Price: $0.10
Page Count: 64
Contains: Ownership Statement
Editor: Sheldon Mayer

Title: "The Justice Society Fights for a United America"
Pages: 57

Feature(s):
Justice Society of America (of Earth-2)

Writer: Gardner F. Fox
Artist: Joe Gallagher
Artist: Sheldon Moldoff
Artist: Stan Aschmeier
Artist: Howard Sherman
Penciller: Jack Kirby
Inker: Joe Simon
Artist: Ed Dobrotka
Artist: Bernard Baily

Reprinted In:
All Star Comics Archives Vol. 4 HC (1999)

Feature Character(s)

• Justice Society of America (last appearance in All-Star Comics #15; next appearance in All-Star Comics #17)
• Hawkman (last appearance in Flash Comics #40; next appearance in Flash Comics #41)
• Atom (last appearance in All-American Comics #49; next appearance in All-American Comics #50)
• Doctor Fate (last appearance in More Fun Comics #90; next appearance in More Fun Comics #91)
• Doctor Mid-Nite (last appearance in All-American Comics #49; next appearance in All-American Comics #50)
• Johnny Thunder (last appearance in Flash Comics #40; next appearance in Flash Comics #41)
• Sandman (last appearance in Adventure Comics #85; next appearance in Detective Comics #76)
• Spectre (last appearance in More Fun Comics #90; next appearance in More Fun Comics #91)
• Starman (last appearance in Adventure Comics #85; next appearance in Adventure Comics #86)
• Wonder Woman (last appearance in Wonder Woman #4; next appearance in Sensation Comics #17)

Villain(s)

• Adolf Hitler (last appearance in Flash Comics #40; next appearance in Superman #22)
• Ernst Buehler, Kurt Schultz, Mr. Fortune, Hans Emil Obermeyer, four other German spies, and their henchmen (no further appearances)

Guest Appearance(s)

• Thunderbolt (last appearance in Flash Comics #40; next appearance in Flash Comics #41)

Other Character(s)

• Jim Bolton and his father (steel mill owners; no further appearances)
• Al Reed and Bill Reed (a union rep and his son; no further appearances)
• Various steel mill workers (no further appearances)
• Tough Tony Scarlotti and Tony Jr. (an ex-gangster and his son; Tony Sr. dies in this story; no further appearances)
• Eddie Brackus, Jimmy, Eddie, Ted Worth, and several other young boys (Junior JSA members; no further appearances)
• Several mine workers (no further appearances)
• Jan Szybowski and Peg (a factory worker and his wife; no further appearances)
• Various factory workers (no further appearances)
• A theatre manager (no further appearances)

Comments:
This story depicts the Justice Society working side-by-side with members of the Junior Justice Society fan club.

Synopsis:
Hawkman chairs a JSA meeting and relates the story of a German plot to create dissention in America. Eight spies have been sent to America to create strife. The JSA divides themselves up to track down the spies with the help of the Junior Justice Society members of nearby towns. The spies each try to disrupt war production by pitting races and classes against one another. The JSA steps in and reveals the Nazi plot. Following the capture of the spies, the JSA takes part in a stage show to help unite all Americans in a single war effort.