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Question for my fellow DC fans about Joe Kubert

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Old Fashion PB and J

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I saw that Joe Kubert was listed as having worked on All-Star comics. I am astonished that he did work on the title, and have to wonder how old he is? I plan to get one signed by him this year, as well as Irwin Hasen. Hasen I just saw last month and he did a great Flash sketch with inks for me, and I cant wait to add his signature to my little collection.

 

But the Joe Kubert (All-Star Comics) is the same who did Our Army At War?

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Wikipedia doesn't mention All-Star, but it does have this helpful bit if information:

 

In his introduction to his graphic novel Yossel, Kubert wrote, "I got my first paying job as a cartoonist for comic books when I was eleven-and-a-half or twelve years old. Five dollars a page. In 1938, that was a lot of money".

 

So it's entirely possible that he did work on All-Star in the 1940s.

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I saw that Joe Kubert was listed as having worked on All-Star comics. I am astonished that he did work on the title, and have to wonder how old he is? I plan to get one signed by him this year, as well as Irwin Hasen. Hasen I just saw last month and he did a great Flash sketch with inks for me, and I cant wait to add his signature to my little collection.

 

But the Joe Kubert (All-Star Comics) is the same who did Our Army At War?

 

Yes, he absolutely did. Joe took over Hawkman on the series and drew it for quite some time during that period.

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Kubert's been active since March 1942 (See Catman Comics # 8 Voltron story.) Since he started at age 11, I take it the Voltron story was what he was refering to as his start of $5.00 page. I would love to hear all about how he went about achieving that. :cloud9:

 

This is from Grand Comic Book Database:

 

Cat-Man Comics #8 [V2 #13]

Title: [black-Out] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1941 March 1942 Holyoke

 

Cat-Man Comics #9 [V2 #14]

Title: Underworld, Inc. (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1941 April 1942 Holyoke

 

Cat-Man Comics #10 [V2 #15]

Title: Supply Thieves (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1941 May 1942 Holyoke

 

Cat-Man Comics #11 [V3 #1]

Title: Sinister Conspiracy (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1941 June 1942 Holyoke

 

Blue Beetle #13

Title: [The Gambinis] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 August 1942 Holyoke

 

Blue Beetle #14 (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 September 1942 Holyoke

 

Jumbo Comics #44

Title: ["The fate of a nation rests in the hands..."] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert? 1938 October 1942 Fiction House

 

Blue Beetle #15 (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 October 1942 Holyoke

 

Police Comics #14

Title: [The West Point Incident] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1941 December 1942 Quality Comics

 

Police Comics #15

Title: [The School For Spies] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1941 January 1943 Quality Comics

 

Police Comics #16

Title: The Mystery of the Opera House Robberies (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1941 February 1943 Quality Comics

 

Smash Comics #40

Title: The Battle of the Solomon Islands (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1939 February 1943 Quality Comics

 

All-New Short Story Comics #2

Title: The Curse of Gold (Story - 7 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1943 March 1943 Harvey

 

Blue Beetle #19

Title: The Land from Down Under (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 March 1943 Holyoke

 

Smash Comics #41

Title: [The Amber Trap] (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1939 March 1943 Quality Comics

 

Speed Comics #26

Title: [Hitler's Ace in the Hole] (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert ? 1939 April 1943 Harvey

 

All-New Comics #7

Title: Murder On the Stage (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1943 March 1944 Harvey

 

Speed Comics #32

Title: The Perfidious Partisan (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert? 1939 May 1944 Harvey

 

All-Star Comics #21

Title: The Man Who Relived his Life [chapter 5] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 Summer 1944 DC

 

All-New Comics #9

Title: The Man Who Milked Spiders For Gold (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1943 July 1944 Harvey

 

All-New Comics #10

Title: Murder At the Terminal (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1943 September 1944 Harvey

 

All-New Comics #10

Title: Witches Kill At Daylight (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1943 September 1944 Harvey

 

Speed Comics #34

Title: Him! (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert? 1939 September 1944 Harvey

 

Planet Comics #32

Title: ["The racket is protection: The plan is deadly..."] (Story - 6.67 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 September 1944 Fiction House

 

Speed Comics #35

Title: Warpaths of Blood (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert? 1939 November 1944 Harvey

 

Sensation Comics #35

Title: The Dance of Death (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 November 1944 DC

 

Big All-American Comic Book #1

Title: [A Hot Time in the Old Town] (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1944 [December] 1944 DC

 

Sensation Comics #36

Title: [The Story of Tommy Shaw] (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 December 1944 DC

 

Flash Comics #62

Title: The Painter and the $100,000 (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 February 1945 DC

 

Flash Comics #63

Title: none (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 March 1945 DC

 

Flash Comics #63

Title: The Tale of the Mystic Urn (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 March 1945 DC

 

Speed Comics #36

Title: Doom For Traitors (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert? 1939 March 1945 Harvey

 

All-Star Comics #24

Title: This Is Our Enemy! [chapter 1] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 Spring 1945 DC

 

Flash Comics #64

Title: The Man with the Magic Monocles (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 April 1945 DC

 

Flash Comics #65

Title: [The Return of Simple Simon.....] (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 June 1945 DC

 

Flash Comics #65

Title: The Return of Simple Simon (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 June 1945 DC

 

All-Star Comics #25

Title: The Mystery of the Forgotten Crime [chapter 1] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert [as Kubert] (signed) 1940 Summer 1945 DC

 

Speed Comics #38

Title: Cleopatra of the Casbah (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert? 1939 July 1945 Harvey

 

Flash Comics #66

Title: The Dweller in the Sea (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 August-September 1945 DC

 

All-Star Comics #26

Title: Vampires of the Void! [chapter 1] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert [as Kubert] (signed) 1940 Fall 1945 DC

 

Flash Comics #67

Title: none (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 October-November 1945 DC

 

Flash Comics #67

Title: Ring Out the Old -- Ring in the New (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 October-November 1945 DC

 

Star Spangled Comics #50

Title: The Leopard Man Changes His Spots (Story - 10 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1941 November 1945 DC

 

Flash Comics #68

Title: The Robber and the Raven (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 December-January 1945-46 DC

 

Star Spangled Comics #51

Title: The Style Show of Suicide Slum (Story - 11 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed as Simon and Kirby) 1941 December 1945 DC

 

All-American Comics #70

Title: Maximillian's Magic (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1939 January-February 1946 DC

 

All-Star Comics #27

Title: A Place in the World [chapter 1] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 Winter 1945-6 DC

 

Flash Comics #69

Title: The Flaming Curse (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 February-March 1946 DC

 

Challenger, The #2

Title: The Olive Press (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1945 Winter 1946 Interfaith Publications; T.C. Comics

 

All-Star Comics #28

Title: The Paintings that Walked the Earth! [chapter 1] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 April-May 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #70

Title: none (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 April 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #70

Title: The Man with the Amazing Nose (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 April 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics [Wheaties Miniature Edition] #[nn]

Title: The Scavenger of the Skies! (Story - 7 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1946 April 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #71

Title: Battle of the Birdmen (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 May 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #71

Title: The Land of Bird People (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 May 1946 DC

 

All-Star Comics #29

Title: The Man Who Knows Too Much [chapter 1] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 June-July 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #72

Title: The Harp That Told a Lie (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 June 1946 DC

 

Green Hornet Comics #30

Title: Sacrifice (Story - 4 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 May-June 1946 Harvey

 

Flash Comics #73

Title: none (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 July 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #73

Title: Avery and His Ancestors (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 July 1946 DC

 

Black Cat #1

Title: Cross and Double Cross (Story - ? pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1946 June-July 1946 Harvey

 

All-Star Comics #30

Title: The Dreams of Madness [chapter 1] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 August-September 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #74

Title: The Silent Sound (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 August 1946 DC

 

Sensation Comics #56

Title: The Runaway Rascal (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 August 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #75

Title: [Magic At the Mardi Gras!] (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 September 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #75

Title: Magic at the Mardi Gras (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 September 1946 DC

 

Black Cat #2

Title: Dance Macabre (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1946 August-September 1946 Harvey

 

Sensation Comics #57

Title: [Guarding a Lion] (Story - 6 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1942 September 1946 DC

 

Challenger, The #3

Title: The Golem (Story - 18 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1945 September 1946 Interfaith Publications; T.C. Comics

 

All-Star Comics #31

Title: The Globe-Being from Space! (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Martin Naydel (signed); Joe Kubert (Hawkman's helmet wings) 1940 October-November 1946 DC

 

Flash Comics #76

Title: The Crazy Quilt Crimes (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 October 1946 DC

 

Cow Puncher Comics #1

Title: Split-Second Stand In! (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1947 January 1947 Avon

 

Eerie #1

Title: The Man-Eating Lizards (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1947 January 1947 Avon

 

All-Star Comics #33

Title: The Revenge of Solomon Grundy! [chapter 1] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1940 February-March 1947 DC

 

All-Flash #28

Title: That's Right, You're Wrong (Story - 13 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (splash); Martin Naydel 1941 April-May 1947 DC

 

All-Star Comics #34

Title: The Wiles of the Wizard! [chapter 1] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 April-May 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #83

Title: [Destined for Disaster] (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 May 1947 DC

 

All-Star Comics #35

Title: The Day That Dropped Out of Time [chapter 3] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert [as J. Kubert] (signed) 1940 June-July 1947 DC

 

Sensation Comics #66

Title: The Wasp's Nest (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed) 1942 June 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #85

Title: [Hawkman in Hollywood] (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert (signed as Kubert) 1940 July 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #85

Title: [The Lasso of Crime] (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 July 1947 DC

 

All-Star Comics #36

Title: 5 Drowned Men [chapter 3] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert [as J. Kubert] (signed) 1940 August-September 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #86

Title: The Valley of the Purple Pilgrim (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 August 1947 DC

 

All-Star Comics #37

Title: The Injustice Society of the World! [chapter 1] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 October-November 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #88

Title: The Case of the Vanished Year! (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 October 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #88

Title: The Case of the Vanished Year (Story - 13 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 October 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #88

Title: The Ghost (Story - 9 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 October 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #89

Title: [introducing The Thorn The Flash's Newest Opponent] (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 November 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #89

Title: Introducing the Thorn, the Flash's Newest Opponent (Story - 12 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 November 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #90

Title: The Crimes That Couldn't Have Happened (Story - 7 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 December 1947 DC

 

Flash Comics #91

Title: [The Phantom Menace] (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 January 1948 DC

 

All-Star Comics #39

Title: [invasion From Fairyland] (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Irwin Hasen; Joe Kubert [Hawkman's head] 1940 February-March 1948 DC

 

Flash Comics #92

Title: Riddle of the Clown (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 February 1948 DC

 

Flash Comics #93

Title: Horsemen in the Sky (Story - 8 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 March 1948 DC

 

Flash Comics #94

Title: none (Cover - 52 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 April 1948 DC

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There's of course more, but this was from his first 6 years. Looks like he worked with around 5 different publishers from 11-13 years of age (1942-1944). :o(worship)

 

 

 

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I saw that Joe Kubert was listed as having worked on All-Star comics. I am astonished that he did work on the title, and have to wonder how old he is? I plan to get one signed by him this year, as well as Irwin Hasen. Hasen I just saw last month and he did a great Flash sketch with inks for me, and I cant wait to add his signature to my little collection.

 

But the Joe Kubert (All-Star Comics) is the same who did Our Army At War?

 

why would you go to the boards when everyone knows you just pm me for all things d.c.?

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I saw that Joe Kubert was listed as having worked on All-Star comics. I am astonished that he did work on the title, and have to wonder how old he is? I plan to get one signed by him this year, as well as Irwin Hasen. Hasen I just saw last month and he did a great Flash sketch with inks for me, and I cant wait to add his signature to my little collection.

 

But the Joe Kubert (All-Star Comics) is the same who did Our Army At War?

 

why would you go to the boards when everyone knows you just pm me for all things d.c.?

:roflmao:
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All-Star Comics #37

Title: The Injustice Society of the World! [chapter 1] (Story - 5 pages)

Pencils: Joe Kubert 1940 October-November 1947 DC

 

 

^^ I DO have the first Injustice Society. Low grade due to a 1" piece missing, otherwise a nice copy. I think this will do just fine!

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I saw that Joe Kubert was listed as having worked on All-Star comics. I am astonished that he did work on the title, and have to wonder how old he is? I plan to get one signed by him this year, as well as Irwin Hasen. Hasen I just saw last month and he did a great Flash sketch with inks for me, and I cant wait to add his signature to my little collection.

 

But the Joe Kubert (All-Star Comics) is the same who did Our Army At War?

 

why would you go to the boards when everyone knows you just pm me for all things d.c.?

Got an All-Flash 32? VG+ preferred. :baiting:
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The book is at CGC right now getting the label change.

 

Better hide that book quick. If Gator see's it has a Mutt & Jeff appearance he's going to be all over you. :eek:

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I saw that Joe Kubert was listed as having worked on All-Star comics. I am astonished that he did work on the title, and have to wonder how old he is? I plan to get one signed by him this year, as well as Irwin Hasen. Hasen I just saw last month and he did a great Flash sketch with inks for me, and I cant wait to add his signature to my little collection.

 

But the Joe Kubert (All-Star Comics) is the same who did Our Army At War?

 

why would you go to the boards when everyone knows you just pm me for all things d.c.?

:roflmao:

 

What about for the nice pin-ups?

 

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I saw that Joe Kubert was listed as having worked on All-Star comics. I am astonished that he did work on the title, and have to wonder how old he is? I plan to get one signed by him this year, as well as Irwin Hasen. Hasen I just saw last month and he did a great Flash sketch with inks for me, and I cant wait to add his signature to my little collection.
If you're a Kubert fan...

 

(shameless plug time)

 

The new Tripwire Annual 2009 (coming out in time for Comic Con) has an exclusive interview with him. And you can still order it from Diamond until the end of today! 164 pages full color, $15.95 US, item code MAY091149

PLUS shiverbones is doing a new strip in it too!

 

(/shameless plug time)

 

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I saw that Joe Kubert was listed as having worked on All-Star comics. I am astonished that he did work on the title, and have to wonder how old he is? I plan to get one signed by him this year, as well as Irwin Hasen. Hasen I just saw last month and he did a great Flash sketch with inks for me, and I cant wait to add his signature to my little collection.
If you're a Kubert fan...

 

(shameless plug time)

 

The new Tripwire Annual 2009 (coming out in time for Comic Con) has an exclusive interview with him. And you can still order it from Diamond until the end of today! 164 pages full color, $15.95 US, item code MAY091149

PLUS shiverbones is doing a new strip in it too!

 

(/shameless plug time)

I really like shiverbones art hm
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