3960134005 All-Star Comics (1945), No. 27, National Per. Publ/All-American Publ/DC Comics CGC 6.0 OWW

• Publisher: DC Comics / All-American Publications
• Cover Date: Winter 1945 (often cited as Dec 1945)
• Price: $0.10
• Page Count: 52 Pages
• Cover Artist: Martin Naydel 
  
  

Key Storylines & Characters

The issue features a framing story where the JSA aids people with disabilities,, followed by individual segments: 
Framing Story ("A Place in the World"): Fred Monday, a soldier who lost an arm, asks the JSA to help disabled children find their place in the world.

Cultural Significance

• Patriotic/Social Theme: The issue was created to support the reintegration of returning WWII veterans and to highlight the capabilities of people with disabilities.
• "A Place in the World" Pledge: The issue ends with a pledge designed by the JSA to treat people with disabilities as equals.
• Rare Appearance: This is one of only two issues in the original All-Star Comics run in which Wildcat appears. 

All-Star Comics #27 is considered a high-value collector's item