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All-American Comics #28

DC · Series began 1939 · July 1941

Dates

Cover date
July 1941
On sale
May 21, 1941
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Howard Purcell, Irwin Hasen, Sheldon Mayer, Al Smith, Ben Flinton, Jon Blummer, Stan Asch, Art Helfantinks: Howard Purcell, Irwin Hasen, Sheldon Mayer, Al Smith, Leonard Sansone, Jon Blummer, Stan Asch, Art Helfantscript: Bill Finger, Sheldon Mayer, Al Smith, Bill O'Connor, Jon Blummer, Charles Reizenstein, John Wentworth, Art Helfant, Evelyn Gainesletters: Sheldon Mayer, Al Smith, Jon Blummer

Stories

  • A Case of Heart Failure · 10 pages

    When Alan Scott hears of the suspicious death of a millionaire who left his estate to a hated nephew he investigates as Green Lantern. Meanwhile, Irene and Doiby do some investigating of their own and Irene is kidnapped once again. GL traces Irene to the Spider's lair where he learns how the Spider uses a special chemical to hypnotize his victims and get them to write new wills, then uses it again to cause their heart failures. Faking vulnerability to The Spider's poison, Green Lantern surprises the Spider before he strikes his next victim.

  • The Red Tornado on Radio · 4 pages
  • Murder Witnesses · 6 pages
  • Crash! · 6 pages
  • The Mysterious Beacon · 6 pages

    Dr. Mid-Nite investigates a mysterious "beacon" light that appears on the side of a mountain, causing airplanes to crash into it...airplanes carrying gold shipments!

  • The Blue Racer Express · 8 pages
  • The Marvel Model Book · 2 pages
  • Ulysses Simpson Grant · 1 pages
  • Murder by Messenger · 1.5 pages
  • The Detonator Ray Gun · 8 pages

Reprinted in

Golden Age Green Lantern Archives (1999), The JSA All Stars Archives (2007)

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