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CATALOG RECORD

All-American Comics #18

DC · Series began 1939 · September 1940

Dates

Cover date
September 1940
On sale
July 19, 1940
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Sheldon Moldoff, Marty Nodell, Stan Asch, Robert Ripley, Al Smith, Gene Byrnes, Jon Blummer, Bill Smith, Edwin Alger, Art Helfant, Sheldon Mayerinks: Sheldon Moldoff, Marty Nodell, Stan Asch, Robert Ripley, Al Smith, Gene Byrnes, Jon Blummer, Bill Smith, Edwin Alger, Art Helfant, Sheldon Mayerscript: Bill Finger, Carl Claudy, Robert Ripley, Al Smith, Gene Byrnes, Jon Blummer, Edwin Alger, Art Helfant, Evelyn Gaines, Sheldon Mayerletters: Marty Nodell, Robert Ripley, Al Smith, Gene Byrnes, Jon Blummer, Edwin Alger, Sheldon Mayer

Stories

  • At the World's Fair · 8 pages

    On the grounds of the World's Fair, Alan Scott meets Irene Miller when he stops her from shooting a man in cold blood. She explains that the man, Murdock, is a gang leader who framed her brother Danny for manslaughter when he tried to leave the gang. Investigating, Green Lantern discovers that Murdock framed Danny with the help of Judge Wake, an honest man forced to help when Murdock kidnapped his daughter. Green Lantern frees the girl and forces a confession out of Murdock before the gangster dies after falling off the Perisphere.

  • The Infra Red Destroyers [Part 6] · 6 pages
  • Creek Fights · 0.33 pages
  • Fancy Hat · 0.33 pages
  • Hitchhikers · 6 pages

    Ikky teaches Miss Snap to fly.

  • The Trip to Cobra Island · 8 pages
  • The Mattix Mansion Mystery · 6 pages
  • Business Problems · 2 pages
  • Martin Van Buren · 1 pages
  • Murder in the Classroom [Part 2] · 1.5 pages
  • Alice in Wonderland · 0.5 pages
  • Both Birds and Mice Lead to Headaches · 0.33 pages
  • Too Many Mouse Holes · 0.33 pages
  • Ma Hunkel's Grocery Bill · 4 pages

    Ma buys a grocery store and then refuses to pay protection money to some hoodlums, and Sisty and Dinky accidentally get themselves kidnapped by gangsters.

  • The Insect Invasion · 8 pages

    Gary resigns as High Moderator after apparently embezzling money, but it's all a plot to infiltrate the Eastern Empire.

Reprinted in

Golden Age Green Lantern Archives (1999)

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