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LEADING COMICS #3
Cover Date: Summer 1942
Cover Price: $0.10
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Cover Credits:
Art: Mort Meskin
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Credits:
| Art | Mort Meskin, Craig Flessel, Hal Sherman, George Papp, Jack Lehti |
| Pencils | Mort Meskin |
| Inks | Cliff Young |
| Lettering | Mort Meskin, Craig Flessel, Hal Sherman, George Papp, Jack Lehti |
| Editing | Whitney Ellsworth |
Feature Character(s):
- Seven Soldiers of Victory:
- Crimson Avenger (between Detective Comics #64/3 and #65/3; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Green Arrow (in between More Fun Comics #81 and #82; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Shining Knight (Sir Justin; between All-Star Squadron #12 and #13)
- Speedy (in between More Fun Comics #81 and #82; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Star-Spangled Kid (last in Star Spangled Comics #10/2; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details; next in World's Finest Comics #6/4)
- Stripesy (last in Star Spangled Comics #10/2; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details; next in World's Finest Comics #6/4)
- Vigilante (Greg Sanders; between Action Comics #50/2 and #51/2; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
Supporting Character(s):
- Billy Gunn (also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Wing (between Detective Comics #64/3 and #65/3; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Winged Victory (last in issue #15; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- John Pemberton
- Professor Moresby (between Adventure Comics #76/3 and #77/4)
Villain(s):
- Doctor Doome (last in ???; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Agamemnon (also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Alexander the Great (pulled forward in time from 333 BC; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Attila the Hun (pulled forward in time from 463 AD; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Genghis Khan (pulled forward in time from 1214 AD; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Napoleon Bonaparte (pulled forward in time from 1814 AD; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Nero (pulled forward in time from 63 AD; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Odysseus (also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
- Various henchmen and or warriors from different eras (also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29 with new details)
Other Character(s):
- Leo Starr (dies; also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29)
- Oscar (first appearance; a robot invented by Leo Starr who develops a personality)
- Asylum orderlies (also in flashback in All-Star Squadron #29)
Location(s):
- Earth Two
- Long Island, NY (see Comments)
- New York City, NY
- Canadian Border
- Florida Everglades
- Alaska Territory
- Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
- somewhere in the American Southwest
- Troy (circa 1200 BC)
- Timestream
Comment(s):
- The Green Arrow and Speedy in this story are no longer in continuity.
- As related in All-Star Squadron #29, this story takes place in early January, 1942.
- The lighthouse headquarters of Doctor Doome may be the same one used by Brain Wave in All-Star Comics #15, located in Sharkstooth Bay.
Story Reprinted in:
- Seven Soldiers of Victory Archive #1 (2005)