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All-Star Comics#2
Cover: Howard Purcell

All-Star Comics #2

Oct 1940 · DC · 0.10 USD; 0.15 CAD
“Sacrifice for Yum-Chac”

In "Sacrifice for Yum-Chac," Hawkman investigates a mysterious drowning in a suburban home, uncovering a glass knife tied to ancient Aztec rituals. When his sister is kidnapped as part of a deadly sacrifice to the rain god Yum-Chac, Hawkman must race against time to stop the ritual. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff, this early All-Star Comics tale blends mystery and myth with a grounded sense of urgency. The cover, by Howard Purcell, captures the story’s eerie, suspenseful tone.

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writer Gardner Fox · artist, inker Sheldon Moldoff · cover Howard Purcell

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artist, inker Sheldon Moldoff
cover pencils, inks Howard Purcell

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While flying over the city one evening looking for a hint of crime, Hawkman spots the Police leaving a suburban home. Investigating, he discovers the body of a woman inside who appears to have drowned, and a glass knife near her body. Taking the knife with him, as Carter Hall he researches the knife and finds that it was involved in Aztec ritual involving Yum-Chac, their rain god. Carter decides to visit an Aztec specialist about it and discovers he has been tied up, and learns that his sister has been kidnapped to be sacrificed to the Aztec god. Immediately Hawkman heads out to rescue her.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).