Dates
- Cover date
- May 1941
- On sale
- March 19, 1941
- In stores
- March 18, 1941
- Pages
- 68
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Editions and covers
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Creators
Stories
- The Case of the Loan Shark · 10 pages
After Carl Kessor tells him how loan shark Richard Turpin falsified loan documents to keep Kessor paying long after his debt should have been cleared, Alan Scott hatches a plan to expose Turpin. As Green Lantern, he offers himself as Turpin's enforcer, convinces Turpin's men to testify against their boss, then gets Turpin to explain his crimes within earshot of the police.
- The Crazy Man · 4 pages
Remington Flutewhistle has a great invention that can help the war effort, if only he can get out of the asylum!
- Golf Helper · 0.5 pages
- In the Fishbowl · 0.5 pages
- The Guardian Angel · 6 pages
Hop becomes the Guardian Angel to help Ikky and Prop capture spies outside American territory.
- The Secret of Mr. Connelly · 6 pages
The Atom breaks up a ring of gamblers who are preying on college students, and who have framed the father of Jimmy Baker for the crime of arson.
- The Waterfront Mystery · 6 pages
Dr. Mid-Nite exposes a crooked politician who is connected with a group of river pirates, and who is trying to use sabotage to become governor.
- The Ruby of Life · 8 pages
When John Sargent was born, the first thing he saw was a mysterious ruby around his mother's neck. That ruby gives him the power over all objects he touches. He decides to disguise himself as a stage magician so no one will know he has real power.
- Street Lamp Shadows · 0.5 pages
- Case of the Frozen Flyers · 1.5 pages
- Young Eagles · 0.8 pages
- Abraham Lincoln · 1 pages
- Champion Kid Fighter of the West Side · 2 pages
- Koval's Invention · 8 pages
Reprinted in
Golden Age Green Lantern Archives (1999), The JSA All Stars Archives (2007)