Dates
- Cover date
- April 1941
- On sale
- February 19, 1941
- In stores
- February 18, 1941
- Pages
- 68
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Editions and covers
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Creators
Stories
- Sabotage at the Steel Mills · 10 pages
Irene Miller is assigned to do a story on sabotage at the Sterling Steel Mill. Alan Scott tags along as the Green Lantern and discovers that the man responsible, calling himself "The Leader," is the Sterling Steel Mill stockholders' representative, who wanted to drive down the price of the stock to buy it for himself.
- The Hunt for Earl Evans · 6 pages
Al and Mary witness some criminals escaping from the Police, and Mary follows them in her own car. But when the crooks have a flat tire, they kidnap Mary and escape in her car.
- The Cyclone Kids · 4 pages
- Smash the Spy Ring · 6 pages
Hop Harrigan becomes a costumed hero.
- Dr. Mid-Nite: How He Began · 8 pages
Blinded by a mobster's bomb, Dr. McNider gives up the practice of medicine to write articles for crime magazines. But a chance accident, with an owl crashing through the former doctor's window during the night, allows McNider to discover that he can see in the dark [as well as in the daylight with special infra-red goggles he creates], so he decides to adopt the secret identity of Dr. Mid-Nite to round up "Killer" and bring him to justice for his crimes.
- One Round O'Rourke · 2 pages
- Ball of Yarn · 0.33 pages
- Shoe Needs Repairing · 0.33 pages
- Two Mouse Holes · 0.5 pages
- James Buchanan · 1 pages
- The Missing Witness, Part II · 1.5 pages
- The Rover by Joseph Conrad · 1 pages
- Rescue on Mars [Part 6] · 6 pages
- Mystery of the Vanishing Pilots · 8 pages
Reprinted in
Justice League of America (1960), Golden Age Green Lantern Archives (1999), The JSA All Stars Archives (2007)