GREEN LANTERN v1 (1941-1949)
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Green Lantern — His Personal History
Fecha: 1941.10| Créditos: Bill Finger (Guiones), Martin Nodell, Irwin Hasen, Sheldon Mayer (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan Scott survives a train wreck with the help of a magic lantern which contains the Green Flame of Life. The Flame has brought death, life, and now brings Alan power. He fashions a ring from the lantern which is charged with magical energy and assumes the identity of Green Lantern.
Notas: Green Lantern (Allan Scott) debutó en All-American Comics v1 #16. Esta historia recuenta su origen allí narrado.
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Masquerading Mare
Fecha: 1941.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Irene inherits a race horse, Jersey Queen, from her grandfather. A gangster, Scar Jorgis wants the horse, but Irene won’t sell. Irene is then tricked by her cousin Gerald who is working with Scar into losing the horse. The gangster then proceeds to fix races. Green Lantern intervenes exposing Scar’s plans and getting Irene her horse back. Jersey Queen then wins the Melbont Race.
Fecha: 1941.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A pneumonia epidemic strikes the city. The hospitals can not afford an serum because a gangster, Boss Filch has stolen city funds. Green Lantern tries to force Filch to turn the funds over, but he fails. Instead GL begins a campaign to raise the money. He is successful, and a new shipment is ordered. Filch’s son comes down with pneumonia as well, so GL makes him confess in exchange for the serum. Green Lantern then apprehends the remaining crooks and locates the evidence against them.
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Arson in the Slums
Fecha: 1941.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A series of tenement fires provokes Barton, publisher of the Daily Tattle, to ask the city to buy the properties and upgrade them. Barton is in league with the property owner, Murker, and is responsible for the fires. They try to eliminate those people with evidence against them, but Green Lantern saves the men. He then brings them together and gets Barton to confess. The city buys the property anyway, but the crooks are sent to prison.
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Green Lantern in South America
Fecha: 1941.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan Scott and Doiby Dickles travel to South America to check on a radio site that is having problems. Foreign agents have incited a civil war in the country, forcing Alan to take action as Green Lantern. Doiby is captured as a spy, but GL saves him. He rounds up the foreign agents; they then confess that they were merely using the rebels. With the civil war threat ended, Alan and Doiby return to America.
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The Tycoon’s Legacy
Fecha: 1942.01| Créditos: Bill Finger (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern decides to help out-of-work lawyer Frank Benton get a case. He also decides to help Joe Stromboli, the beneficiary of a tycoon’s will, who was cheated. GL first rescues Joe from an asylum, where his enemies have placed him. Then he questions the lawyer responsible for the will. The lawyer, Slagg, is murdered, as is Lester Vane, the phony beneficiary of the will. Green Lantern learns the name of the mastermind is Baldy, and that he works for the Jeffers Corporation. Green Lantern and Benton begin putting together their case against the corporation, gathering witnesses and victims of an accident racket. GL suspects two men of possibly being Baldy, the President Paul Blane and secretary Delber. Delber is cleared, but Blane turns up missing. When Blane is found near death, the true identity of Baldy is revealed to be Jeffers Corporation Vice-President Arnold Corbin. Corbin confesses, and Stromboli is given control of the corporation.
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The Living Graveyard of the Sea
Fecha: 1942.04| Créditos: Bill Finger (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan Scott is sent to Australia to help install a new radio transmitter. During the voyage, his ship falls prey to a Nazi sub. Although, he defeats the Nazis as Green Lantern, the ship is damaged and the passengers are forced to abandon ship. Alan, Doiby, Irene, and the Sprig family use a lifeboat to escape the sinking ship. The current takes the boat to an uncharted island whose shores are full of ship wrecks. The people of Sargasso Island have formed a utopian society. They cannot escape because the current is too strong to overcome. The Sprig family has a difficult time adapting to the new environment because they are greedy. When the Nazi sub lands and threatens to invade the island, the Sprig’s cooperate. Alan Scott cooperates too, in both his normal identity and as Green Lantern. The Nazis summon an entire fleet to take over the island and use it as a base. Doiby and the others organize a revolt. At the necessary moment Green Lantern reveals that he was only working with the Nazi’s to lead them into a trap. The fleet is overcome by GL, and the Nazis defeated. Alan, Irene, and Doiby then return to the mainland with the Sprig family promising not to reveal the existence of the island. The Sprigs, upon returning, have also given up their greed and become charitable.
Notas: Alan revela su identidad secreta a Irene Miller
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Green Lantern and Doiby Join the Army
Fecha: 1942.07| Créditos: Ted Udall (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
#Chapter 1: While investigating a mysterious wreck at sea, Alan, Doiby and Irene are picked up by an invading force of the Gestapo [led by Captain Kortz], but Green Lantern saves the day by destroying the Nazi air force before it can strike on land. #Chapter 2: In order to learn more fully the details behind Fifth Columnist activities in America, Alan poses as a Nazi spy. Unfortunately, Dopiby decides to pose as the same spy and G.L. must enter the fray, but not before Doiby carelessly reveals the Emerald Crusader’s weaknesses to Captain Kortz. #Chapter 3: Alan and Doiby re-enlist in the U.S. Army, and soon after, Doiby is poisoned by Gestapo agents and is saved by G.L. at the last possible moment. Irene is also kidnapped by Kortz and the Master of Light must track down these culprits as well. Over-powered by Kortz’s defense against his ring, Green Lantern and Doiby are buried alive in wet cement!. #Chapter 4: Over-powered by Kortz’s defense against his ring, Green Lantern and Doiby are buried alive in wet cement!.
Notas: Debut de Master of Light y del Captain Kortz. Allan se enrola en la Armada (#4-7)
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The Legion of the Lantern
Fecha: 1942.10| Créditos: Ted Udall (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
#Chapter 1: While at a U.S.O. dance, a beautiful princess is kidnapped by a group of Nazis. Soon after her rescue by G.L., General Brock asks Alan and 3 others to form a special squad to go behind enemy lines. #Chapter 2: After fending off a Nazi attack, the hand-picked team is flown to Africa and is shot down over the Sahara region by a mysterious Arab leader called «The Black Prophet.» #Chapter 3: The team fights valiantly, but is captured. Then — the unexpected occurs: one of the men turns traitor!. #Chapter 4: It’s the Legion of the Lantern versus Nazi Captain Kortz, as G.L. trails the infamous Nazi spy back to his HQ in America for the final showdown.
Notas: Debut de Black Prophet
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Empire of Exiles
Fecha: 1943.01| Créditos: Ted Udall (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Chapter 1: General Brooks assigns Sgt. Dickles and Pvt. Scott to search for a brilliant, but eccentric explorer named Dr. Wickwar, whose knowledge of a secret place in South America could provide much needed raw materials for the war effort. Chapter 2: Before his death, Dr. Wickwar informs Green Lantern of the location of Exilia. However, the inhabitants consider the Master of Light and Doiby as enemies rather than friends — and Doiby faces death in an arena reminiscent of the Roman Coliseum. Chapter 3: After saving Doiby from the jaws of death, G.L. tracks down the ruler of Exilia, only to find that he doesn’t really exist!. Chapter 4: Green Lantern battles the evil Nardo, who attempts to seize control of Exilia by organizing minority elements within the country against the western democracies.
Notas: Debut de Nardo
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The Wizard of Odds
Fecha: 1943.04| Créditos: Bill Finger (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Chapter 1: While on leave from the Army, Alan and Doiby run into a weird time traveler from the year 3042, whose ability to win big in all forms of gambling mystifies Green Lantern, but interests a criminal gang. Chapter 2: Alan and Doiby suddenly find themselves discharged from the Army, just in time to begin the search for the mysterious time traveller. Little do they realize that their search will end on the dark side of the Moon, where they discover a mystery world. Chapter 3: Green Lantern faces death at the hands of Gorrall, evil master of the Moon’s inner world, all without the use of his power ring. Chapter 4: The Emerald Crusader and Doiby return to Earth for a final showdown, and they find that they must travel into the far future to track down the evil Raakj…..and Doiby even discovers a relative of his.
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The Lady and Her Jewels
Fecha: 1943.07| Créditos: Alfred Bester (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A notorious jewel thief’s wife and son find it difficult to lead a normal life when the specter of her husband’s crime seems to follow them wherever they go. That is, until Green Lantern and Doiby make people «see the light» about them.
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A Lease on Life
Fecha: 1943.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A man attempting to secure funds to pay off doctor and hospital bills to save his son’s life, agrees to kill a top gangster and then commit suicide so his family can collect his $40,000 worth of insurance
Notas: Alan Scott trabaja para los Estudios APEX es esta historia. Green Lantern no carga su anillo ni recita el juramento en esta historia.
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Doiby Dickles Detective Deputies Ink
Fecha: 1943.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Two young boys approach Doiby in order to take lessons from him on how to be a great detective. Little do they realize that their first case will be to clear Green Lantern of bribery charges!
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The School for Vandals
Fecha: 1943.10| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Jon L. Blummer (Guiones), Martin Nodell, Jon L. Blummer (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern is unaware that a vicious criminal named «The Whisler» is being aided by a group of boys who attend a reform school that Alan Scott has just been named Dean of.
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Love Shouldn’t Happen To a Dog
Fecha: 1943.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
While helping the Emerald Crusader wrap up a gang of crooks, Doiby spies the female leader of the mob and immediately deserts Green lantern for his «new love.»
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The Tale of the Timid Terrors
Fecha: 1943.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Three men named Tree, each of them bitter with misery and frustration in their lives, chance upon each other and turn to crime in order to gain the strength, wit and courage they need to be leaders.
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The Man Who Wanted the World
Fecha: 1944.01| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Jon L. Blummer (Guiones), Martin Nodell, Jon L. Blummer (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Chapter 1: A strange individual named Vandal Savage approaches Alan Scott and attempts to purchase his supposedly worthless stock in a steel company.Chapter 2: Mystified at Vandal Savage’s knowledge of some very personal information about Alan Scott, Green Lantern discovers that his adversary is more than one million years old!
Notas: Se narra que Alan Scott trabaja para la estación WXK es esta historia (únicamente). Debut de Vandal Savage (Vandar Adg)
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Doiby Dickles’ Dismal Discovery
Fecha: 1944.01| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
With Alan Scott’s radio contract at Apex Studios up for renewal, a group of wiley executives attempt to get Doiby to believe he has more natural ability as a radio announcer than Alan.
Notas: El anillo de Green Lantern es vulnerabla a la madera solamente, la historia tiene lugar en Keystone City.
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The Dastardly Designs of Doiby Dickles’s Pal
Fecha: 1944.04| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Jon L. Blummer (Guiones), Martin Nodell, Jon L. Blummer (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
An insurance policy made out to Doiby Dickles in the amount of $1000 suddenly attracts alot of attention when it is discovered that an error was made and the policy is actually worth a cool $1 million!
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Having a Wonderful Crime, Wish You Were Here
Fecha: 1944.04| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A rejected poet decides to impersonate a dangerous criminal in order to end his life. Yet, when a criminal gang shows confidence in his ability to lead them, he decides to take on the role for real.
Notas: Alan Scott trabaja par los Apex Studios.
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It’s Bad For Business
Fecha: 1944.07| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Henry Kuttner (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Two spinsters attempt to teach the world better manners and they decide that Doiby is a prime candidate for their uplift society.
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Doiby Dickles Enters High Sassiety
Fecha: 1944.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Doiby decides to go into the cab business and hires a fleet of drivers. Little does he know that they are all former members of the underworld who use their routes to carry out armed robberies!
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The Gambler
Fecha: 1944.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern must face a new adversary who has turned his whole life into a breath-taking gamble, and who proves to be one of the Emerald Crusader’s most crafty and deadly enemies.
Notas: Debut de Gambler / Jugador (Steven Sharpe). Alan Scott trabaja para WMCG radio por primera vez en esta historia.
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Only Green Lantern Need Apply
Fecha: 1944.10| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Henry Kuttner, Evelyn Gaines (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
In response to an urgent newspaper ad, Green Lantern arrives at the Explorer’s Club [of which, as Alan Scott, he is the President] only to discover a room full of Green Lanterns!
Notas: La historia se desarrolla por primera vez en Gotham City.
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The Lord Haw-Haw of Crime
Fecha: 1944.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A three-way romance between the sound effects woman of Station WCMG and Alan Scott, Doiby Dickles and Handy Mann [the station’s disc jockey] leads the Emerald Crusader to discover that one of the station’s employees is using the airwaves for criminal purposes
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Da Tantrim of Green Lantrin
Fecha: 1944.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
As G.L. and Doiby prepare to take a vacation, a young woman comes forth and convinces the Emerald Crusader to help her raise $1000 for her charity fund.
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The Case of the Crooked Crook
Fecha: 1945.01| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Jack Miller, Henry Kuttner (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern faces a nefarious plot by the Lisper Gang to use a respectible employment agency as a cover for their racket.
Notas: Debut de Lisper, la acción se desarrolla en Gotham City.
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The Smile That Wins
Fecha: 1945.01| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan visits the doctor foe a stomach ache and he is told the pain is psycho-somatic. The cure: smile! But when Alan smiles, it has a very strange effect on people: it makes them confess to crimes they have committed!
Notas: Green Lantern se muestra vulnerable a la madera solamente.
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The Cave Kid Goes To Town
Fecha: 1945.01| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
While on vacation, Alan and Doiby discover what appears to be a primative boy living in a cave. G.L. attempts to discover just who the boy really is and the answer is quite unexpected!
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The Thoughts That Came to Life
Fecha: 1945.04| Créditos: Alfred Bester (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Chapter 1: An accident changes meek book-keeper Albert Zero into a man that creates and control images in his mind….images that prove all too real to Green Lantern, who must find a way to keep Zero from thinking ANY thoughts!. Chapter 2: Zero discovers that the world, now frightfully afraid of him, is out to destroy him any way possible, so he turns to crime. For the first time in his career, Green Lantern gives his wisdom and powers to another person: Albert Zero!
Notas: Alan Scott usa una señal supersónica para avisar a Doiby. Green Lantern no recarga su anillo ni recita el juramento.
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Carleton Congo Will Hoo-Doo You
Fecha: 1945.04| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A rival cab driver, jealous of Doiby’s success as a hack, engages the services of a voodoo witch doctor to put a spell on our favorite cabbie
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The Man in the Moon
Fecha: 1945.07| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Henry Kuttner (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A strange magnetic force draws Green Lantern, Doiby and a one-eyed man to the Moon where the Emerald Crusader is forced to battle many weird foes.
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The Lizard of Fire
Fecha: 1945.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern comes to grips with an unusual foe who can start fires in the rain!
Notas: Debut de the Lizard.
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The Jewel of Hope
Fecha: 1945.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
When Alan Scott is dispatched by his radio station to the Atlantic to determine the source of radio interference, he discovers instead a mysterious individual and a jewel that can turn into the holder’s fondest wish!
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The Mystery of the Missing Baby Doll
Fecha: 1945.10| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Evelyn Gaines (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern begins breaking into homes and stealing childrens’ dolls. He does this because he believes a crook has planted a bomb in one of the dolls. Green Lantern doesn’t tell police because he wants to prevent a panic. As a result, GL is wanted by the law. Doiby Dickles locates the crook that planted the bomb, Kid Triangle. However, he and GL are unable to stop the crook. Police arrive and arrest Green Lantern for his robberies. He then gives them a phony story about a visiting rajah offering a large cash sum for a particular doll. Green Lantern escapes jail, then outfits Doiby as the rajah. When word gets out hundreds of children bring their dolls to the rajah. Green Lantern begins examining the dolls, only to be ambushed by Kid Triangle. The crook admits that there was no bomb, and that he was bluffing. However, he hid his own loot in his daughter’s doll, and she brought it to the rajah. Green Lantern captures the crook and clears his name.
Notas: Debut de Kid Triangle.
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Saturn Muscles In
Fecha: 1945.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern and Doiby find a night club that appears to be run by men from Saturn. They question some visitors to the club and learn that the supposed men from Saturn are blackmailing them. GL and Doiby are caught themselves, but Green Lantern breaks free. He exposes the club and the men as fakes. The real victims were kidnapped and put to work as club employees, while the gang impersonated the victims and robbed their estates. With the gang captured, the club is closed down.
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Quirt vs. Culture
Fecha: 1945.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Crime boss Heel Quirt feels like he is low class and wants to experience culture. When he receives a book of famous quotations, Heel decides to mix crime and culture. He begins a series of crimes based on the quotations. The crimes bring him into conflict with Green Lantern. The crooks get the better of GL on two occasions, but GL eventually deduces Heel’s crime pattern. Green Lantern is then able to apprehend Heel.
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The Last of the Buccaneers
Fecha: 1946.01| Créditos: Henry Kuttner, Alfred Bester, Jack Miller (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan Scott is hired to build a radio transmission station for tycoon Peter Pike. While Alan rides to Florida with Doiby to begin the project, Pike busies himself in his hobby of playing pirate aboard his yacht. Pike’s men led by Mr. Bladd decide to become real pirates, then eliminate Pike. Bladd also decides to eliminate Alan Scott. He sends men to kill Scott, but they are defeated by Green Lantern. GL and Doiby investigate and learn about the pirates. They sneak aboard Pike’s ship and rescue him when Bladd orders the tycoon killed. GL and Doiby then finish off the crooks. Pike decides to give up his pirate fantasy, and donates his pirate ship as a playground for kids.
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The Connoisseur of Crime
Fecha: 1946.01| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Andrew Prism, wealthy connoisseur and importer, also leads a life of crime. Known as the Dandy, Prism orchestrates a variety of high class crimes. Seeking to make his crimes more interesting he deliberately alerts Green Lantern to his activities. He allows GL to follow him to crimes, then delights in overcoming his opponent. When the rest of the Dandy’s men wish to eliminate the Emerald Gladiator, the Dandy protects him. Eventually GL prevails and apprehends the crooks. The Dandy admits to allowing himself to be captured, because he wants to be sent to prison where he can live an ordinary life.
Notas: Debut de Dandy.
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The Man Who Doubled In Death, or, The Duplicity of Johnny Double
Fecha: 1946.01| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Student Johnny Double is puzzled by a mystery, when stories he has submitted for publication are paid for, but not published. The reason is that when Johnny falls asleep, he becomes a different person. This alternate personality is evil and a criminal. Johnny’s stories reveal his evil plans, so his criminal self has been destroying them. Not knowing that his good and evil sides are the same person, Johnny’s evil side desides to kill his good side. This brings him into conflict with Green Lantern. GL deduces Johnny’s problem then stops the criminal Johnny and his gang. To resolve the conflict, Johnny is turned over to prison authorities where he is locked up at night and released during the day.
Notas: Debut de Johnny Double.
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Sing a Song of Disaster
Fecha: 1946.05| Créditos: Henry Kuttner, James Robinson (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Three mysterious plane crashes draw the attention of Green Lantern. Each of the pilots went down in the same spot after encountering harpies. Each of the crashed planes is then found with its cargo stolen. Mr. Hawk, the young plane dispatcher, does not want to fly in a plane to investigate. His father, a railroad man, believes that his son is a coward. The older man takes a plane himself and runs across the harpies. Green Lantern rescues him. The young Mr. Hawk then takes up a plane himself. Only after takeoff does his father learn that his son was not a coward but had a dangerous heart condition. Flying could kill him. Green Lantern protects Mr. Hawk, then exposes the cause of the crashes. Another pilot, Bragg, directed the crashed planes into danger using a movie projector to make harpies appear on the clouds. Bragg is apprehended, and his operation is dismantled.
Notas: Debut de Harpies
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Dickles vs. Fate
Fecha: 1946.05| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
When Alan Scott tells Doiby Dickles that he is priceless, Doiby takes the comment as an insult. Doiby moves away and gets a job at a sporting goods store. Meanwhile, Alan investigate a sports gambling racket in which crooks cause injury to the favored athletes. Green Lantern tracks the crooks to the sporting goods store where coincidentally works. He loses track of the crooks, but a telegram from Doiby leads him to an ice carnival. The crooks have entered Doiby in several winter sports events. Green Lantern secretly assists Doiby in order to thwart the crooks’ scheme. Doiby and GL then apprehend the gang. After the fight, Alan explains that «priceless» is a compliment, not an insult. Doiby is then given credit for capturing the gang.
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Jonah Was a Jinx
Fecha: 1946.05| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Jonah Thistle is a jinx. Accidents occur whenever he is near. Smiler Smythe and his gang intend to use Thistle in an insurance racket. Thistle runs from the crooks and meets Doiby Dickles. Thistle explains that he is a jinx, but Doiby’s friend Green Lantern refuses to believe it. As the crooks chase Thistle around the city, accidents cause injuries and property damage. Green Lantern eventually captures the crooks. He then offers to put Thistle on a radio show to prove he is not a jinx. When Thistle appears on the show, an explosion partially destroys the station.
Notas: Ultima vez que Alan Scott trabaja para WMCG Radio.
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Shadow of the Past
Fecha: 1946.07| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Evelyn Gaines, Henry Kuttner (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Marvin Martin, mistakenly informed by his doctor that he has a fatal disease, decides to resume his criminal career in order to financially arrange for his only son’s future.
Notas: Alan se convierte en ingeniero de la estación WXYZ de Gotham.
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On the Air
Fecha: 1946.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
An ingenious criminal plants radios in stores in order to eavesdrop and learn the combinations to their safes.
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The Gambler Comes Back
Fecha: 1946.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The Gambler effects his escape from prison disguished as Doiby Dickles, and decides to get into the gambling business….with the odds in his favor!
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The Woodman
Fecha: 1946.09| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Henry Kuttner (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The Emerald Crusader and Doiby investigate a man who built his home entirely of wood, and end up battling a group of crooks anxious to steal the man’s treasure.
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The Good Humor Man
Fecha: 1946.09| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern faces the dilemma of a man who has hired crooks to make him lose his temper!
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What Makes Goitrude Go?
Fecha: 1946.09| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
After being hit by the ray of Green Lantern’s power ring, Goitrude suddenly develops a «mind» of her own!
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The Old Fashioned Way
Fecha: 1946.11| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Henry Kuttner, Ted Udall (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Grren Lantern and Doiby face a newly released criminal who insists on committing crimes…..the old fashioned way!
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The Man Who Insults Everybody
Fecha: 1946.11| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Doiby is hired as a bodyguard to a young man who has the knack of insulting everyone he comes across. Unfortunately for both of them, a group of toughs is out to rub out this young man so that his inheritance will go to them.
Green Lantern v1 #22/3
The Invisible World
Fecha: 1946.11| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern and Doiby use the power ring to shrink themselves so that they may travel to a microscopic world where they encounter weird walking trees!
Green Lantern v1 #23
Doiby Dickles, Da Stunt Man
Fecha: 1946.12| Créditos: Alfred Bester (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Doiby secures a position as a movie stuntman when the regular stuntman quits a film. This glory soon turns to terror as Doiby discovers someone is trying to kill him!
Green Lantern v1 #23/2
The Man Who Went Back
Fecha: 1946.12| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern musty convince the major stockholder of radio station WXYZ that «the good old days» were anything BUT that before he pulls his financial backing from the station.
Green Lantern v1 #23/3
Long Live Da King
Fecha: 1946.12| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Doiby poses as the youthful King of Royalia in order to prevent an insidious Duke from usurping the throne
Green Lantern v1 #24
Once a Cop
Fecha: 1947.03| Créditos: Alfred Bester, James Robinson (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A retired Policeman comes out of retirement to hunt down an escaped criminal that he had arrested 25 years before.
Green Lantern v1 #24/2
Happy Boithday
Fecha: 1947.03| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
It’s Goitrude’s birthday and she’s feeling unloved by Doiby, but pursued by the mysterious Phineas Wren, a car fancier, who leads our favorite hackie and the Emerald Crusader on the trail of a stolen necklace.
Notas: Historia contada en primera persona por Goitrude.
Green Lantern v1 #24/3
Indestructible Jones
Fecha: 1947.03| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Three criminals, freshly released from prison, decide to take out an insurance policy on a man determined to commit suicide. The only hitch is….he won’t die!
Green Lantern v1 #25
The Diamond Magnet
Fecha: 1947.05| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Robert Bernstein, John Broome (Guiones), Martin Nodell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A weird accident, in which Elmer Quince [a diamond kleptomaniac] falls into the super magnetron at Gotham University and turns him into a human magnet, which attracts any form of carbon. Green Lantern’s dilemma is to figure out how to keep crooks from using Elmer in diamond robberies long enough to find a cure
Green Lantern v1 #25/2
The Man Who Couldn’t Win
Fecha: 1947.05| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern encounters the dilemma of «Wrong Way» Mulloy, a man born on the wrong side of a bet and who now still can’t seem to win any bet he makes!
Green Lantern v1 #25/3
The Man Behind the Mask
Fecha: 1947.05| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The Emerald Crusader faces the threat of the Fop, a cruel, cunning, daring and ruthless Beau Brummel crook.
Notas: Debut de the Fop.
Green Lantern v1 #26
The Scourge of the Seas
Fecha: 1947.07| Créditos: Alfred Bester, Robert Bernstein, Cliff Rhodes, John Broome (Guiones), Irwin Hansen, Howard Purcell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The mysterious disappearance of ten whalers by some sort of a monstrous sea serpent whets the appetite of Green Lantern to investigate this strange phenomenon.
Green Lantern v1 #26/2
The Flood Maker
Fecha: 1947.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The Coreville Levees have burst and Green Lantern must face the wrath of the weird Dr. Aqua, a man who uses the knowledge of science and physical conditioning to reap a fortune.
Notas: Debut de Dr. Aqua.
Green Lantern v1 #26/3
The Song That Spelled Disaster
Fecha: 1947.07| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The impressario of the Gotham City Opera Company is looking for an individual whose voice would bring the troupe out of its financial woes…..and, by accident, Doiby is selected!
Notas: Se narra que Alan Scott vive en 222 State (dirección distinta a la mostrada en el #19).
Green Lantern v1 #27
The Freedom of the Skies
Fecha: 1947.09| Créditos: John Broome, Ted Udall, Lee Goldsmith (Guiones), Howard Purcell (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
From out of the sklies appears a new criminal that robs from the air: the Sky Pirate, whom the Green Lantern must battle in order to establish dominion of the slies.
Notas: Debut de Debut de Sky Pirate.
Green Lantern v1 #27/2
The Lamb Who Cried Wolf
Fecha: 1947.09| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A young scientist’s son has a problem that he feels that only Green lantern can help him solve: the fact that all he can invent are lies, and those lies have gotten Gotham City’s underworld after him
Green Lantern v1 #27/3
The Gambler Bets His Life
Fecha: 1947.09| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The Gambler bets that Green Lantern and the Warden will die instead of him on his execution night. He then escapes from prison on the scheduled night of his execution, believing the odds are all in his favor: after all, he has killed the Emerald Crusader!
Green Lantern v1 #28
The Fool Comes To Town
Fecha: 1947.11| Créditos: John Broome (Guiones), Alex Toth, Irwin Hasen (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern must face the challenge of a new criminal who steals objects that absolutely worthless!
Notas: Debut de The Fool.
Green Lantern v1 #28/2
The Tricks of the Sportsmaster
Fecha: 1947.11| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green lantern takes Alan Scott’s place to award a special sports trophy, when suddenly this prize is snatched from his hands by a criminal calling himself the Sportsmaster.
Notas: La historia de Sportsmaster continúa de All-American Comics #85
Green Lantern v1 #28/3
The Last Criminal on Earth
Fecha: 1947.11| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Knodar comes to the 20th century where he believes his talents as a criminal will be appreciated. That evening, Alan Scott, while listening to the radio, is startled to see Green Lantern come crashing through his apartment window—dead!
Notas: Debut de Knodar.
Green Lantern v1 #29
Framed By the Harlequin
Fecha: 1947.12| Créditos: Robert Kanigher, Ted Udall (Guiones), Irwin Hasen (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Chapter 1: No matter how hard he attempts to prove otherwise, Green Lantern fails to convince the Police he isn’t on the side of the Harlequin, and is arrested. Chapter 2: Beliving that the Harlequin is actually in love witrh Green Lantern, her gang wants her to prove them wrong. If she doesn’t, they will kill him….and her!. Chapter 3: The Harlequin shocks the Police when she surrenders voluntarily to them — that is, providing Green Lantern will be her defense counsel!
Green Lantern v1 #30
The Saga of Streak
Fecha: 1948.03| Créditos: Robert Kanigher, Lee Goldsmith, John Broome (Guiones), Alex Toth, Irwin Hasen (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
This story gives the origin of Streak, how he came into the possession of Alan Scott and how he became the canine partner to Green Lantern
Notas: Debut de Streak the Wonder Dog.
Green Lantern v1 #30/2
The Fatal Chance
Fecha: 1948.03| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan Scott is mystified by a strange turn of events in which successful professionals commit suicide at the height of their success — that is, until he learns that the Gambler is involved!
Green Lantern v1 #30/3
The Last Criminal Gets an Education
Fecha: 1948.03| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Somehow, the evil Knodar sends Green Lantern into the far future and transports himself into the present in order to have a free reign on crime.
Notas: La historia de Knodar continúa de Green Lantern #28.
Green Lantern v1 #31
The Terror of the Talismans
Fecha: 1948.04| Créditos: Robert Kanigher, John Broome (Guiones), Irwin Hasen, Alex Toth (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A mysterious crime boss devises an ingenious scheme to get Green Lantern and the Harlequin to give up their weapons [his power ring and her spectacles] — then, his gang uses them to commit crimes!
Green Lantern v1 #31/2
Beauty and the Fool
Fecha: 1948.04| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern smells serious trouble when silly crimes begin to hit Gotham City — a sign that the Fool has returned to town!
Green Lantern v1 #32
The Case of the Astonishing Juggler
Fecha: 1948.06| Créditos: John Broome, Robert Kanigher, Ted Udall (Guiones), Irwin Hasen (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The daughter of wealthy Amos King wants the Emerald Crusader to appear at her celebrity party. In order to make sure that he shows up, she tells famed juggler Cordani to pretend to pull off some sensational crimes. When he does, Green Lantern faces a difficult challenge indeed!
Notas: Debut de The Juggler
Green Lantern v1 #32/2
The Case of the Conscience Fund
Fecha: 1948.06| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A unique office of the U.S. Treasury, set up to receive funds defrauded from the U.S. Government, receives a most interesting letter from the Harlequin: she plans to return all the stolen loot so that it may be returned to its rightful owners!
Green Lantern v1 #32/3
The King of the Dam Builders
Fecha: 1948.06| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan Scott reports the opening ceremonies for a new dam along the Colorado River, when suddenly an explosion wrecks the dam. Green Lantern investigates to discover why the dam was blown up and why its builder becomes the target of dis-creditation.
Green Lantern v1 #33
Crime Goes West
Fecha: 1948.08| Créditos: John Broome, Ted Udall (Guiones), Irwin Hasen (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan and Doiby find themselves victims of several escaped criminals who are in search of loot long buried.
Green Lantern v1 #33/2
The Criminal Nobody Knew
Fecha: 1948.08| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A criminal genius called Mr. Big baffles the Emerald Crusader and Doiby by committing a series of crimes in three different locales at the same time!
Green Lantern v1 #33/3
The Harlequin’s Leap Year
Fecha: 1948.08| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The Harlequin, since it’s leap year, decides to «pop the question» to Green Lantern in the middle of trying to stop a robbery (at a wedding), but the resulting answer is not what she expects!
Green Lantern v1 #34
Harlequin’s Secret Revealed
Fecha: 1948.10| Créditos: Robert Kanigher, Ed Wheelan, John Broome (Guiones), Irwin Hasen, Alex Toth, Ed Wheelan (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Hearing that the Harlequin has escaped from jail again, Green Lantern tracks her down and brings her to justice, only to discover that she is really H-9, a secret government agent!
Notas: Harlequin [Molly Mayne][chronological 11th appearance];
Green Lantern v1 #34/2
Streak Meets the Princess
Fecha: 1948.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Streak and Alan visit a local dog show and Streak falls paws over tail for a female dog. While visiting his new «girl friend’s» home, Streak prevents a robbery of her master’s home.
Green Lantern v1 #34/3
Green Lantern vs. White Star
Fecha: 1948.10| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A new costumed hero named White Star challenges Green Lantern’s position as Gotham City’s top crime fighter.
Notas: Debut de White Star, Harlequin se convierte en un agente encubierto del FBI.
Green Lantern v1 #35
The Three-In-One Criminal
Fecha: 1948.12| Créditos: John Broome, Robert Kanigher, Ted Udall, Lee Goldsmith (Guiones), Irwin Hasen, Alex Toth (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A mysterious criminal named Gamma steals the «International Kilogram», a metal cylinder that decides the weight of any object world wide. Imagine the Emerald Crusader’s surprise when he discovers Gamma is not one man, but three!
Notas: Green Lantern aparece como miembro del Anayysts Club. Debut de Gamma.
Green Lantern v1 #35/2
Smash Finale
Fecha: 1948.12| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Streak is selected as master-of-ceremonies by Alan Scott for a local benefit to aid stray dogs. At the last minute, Alan discovers that he forgot to rehearse Streak for the finale — but Streak already has one in mind!
Green Lantern v1 #35/3
Perfect Crimes for Sale
Fecha: 1948.12| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The Gambler offers the underworld a very tempting situation: for $25,000 he will remove any obstacle preventing a criminal from committing the perfect crime!
Green Lantern v1 #36
The Riddle of the Red Domino
Fecha: 1949.02| Créditos: John Broome, Robert Kanigher (Guiones), Irwin Hasen, Alex Toth (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
After participating in a play featuring Gene Marsh as the costumed criminal the Red Domino, Green Lantern learns that real crimes were committed by the Red Domino Gang. Green Lantern doesn’t believe Marsh is responsible. When he attends a meeting of the Analysts’ Club, logic expert Dr. Cypher puts GL’s secret identity under fire, correctly guessing that he is Alan Scott. Cypher claims he will prove his deduction at the next meeting. In the meantime, Alan Scott is kidnapped by the Red Domino. When Green Lantern doesn’t appear at the next meeting of the Analysts’ Club, Dr. Cypher announces that his claim is true because Scott is held captive. However, GL does show up and exposes Cypher as the Red Domino. After apprehending the crook, GL releases Alan Scott, who is actually Gene Marsh in disguise.
Notas: Debut de Red Domino.
Green Lantern v1 #36/2
Mystery of the Missing Messenger
Fecha: 1949.02| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Police search for missing bank messenger Frank Gaynor who has disappeared with fifty thousand dollars. While fishing with Alan Scott, Streak locates Gaynor, who has been thrown in the water to drown. Streak rescues Gaynor, but his kidnappers pull them both aboard their boat. The crooks then try to kill Gaynor and Streak using poison gas. Streak manages to turn off the gas and overcome his captors. Gaynor and Streak then return to shore with the crooks in custody.
Green Lantern v1 #36/3
The Timberland Trail
Fecha: 1949.02| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Sylvia Woods, a female lumberjack, is scheduled to appear on Alan Scott’s radio program. When she doesn’t arrive, Alan flies to Oregon as Green Lantern to help her. Her logging camp has been plagued by accidents. Green Lantern offers to help, though his power ring doesn’t work on wood. GL discovers that the accidents were intentionally caused by Big Lonvess, owner of a rival lumber company. GL defeats Lonvess and his men, then returns with Sylvia in time for his radio program.
Green Lantern v1 #37
Perils of the Trapper
Fecha: 1949.04| Créditos: John Broome, Robert Kanigher, Ted Udall (Guiones), Irwin Hasen, Alex Toth, Paul Reinman (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
A new criminal, known as The Trapper, decides to challenge the Police and Green Lantern by using the ancient techniques of the forest to combat modern crime detection.
Notas: GL es herido por una bala cuando se supone que el anillo le protege contra los metales.
Green Lantern v1 #37/2
The Unexpected Guest
Fecha: 1949.04| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan leaves Streak in the care iof his secretary while, as the Green Lantern, he tries to hunt down the infamous Polka Dot Gang
Notas: En esta historia Laura Lacey (no Molly Mayn) es la secretaria de Alan Scott en WXYZ.
Green Lantern v1 #37/4
Too Many Suspects
Fecha: 1949.04| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Green Lantern is baffled when Doiby confesses to a crime he didn’t commit, as well as six other people doing the same, which means he must face a master criminal who has the ability to make innocent people confess to crimes that the criminal committed alone.
Green Lantern v1 #38
The Murdered Clues
Fecha: 1949.06| Créditos: Robert Kanigher (Guiones), Irwin Hasen, Alex Toth (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The appearance of several objects in Alan Scott’s office that have been «murdered» as if they were human beings, and the fact that they tie in with several recent murders, prompts Green Lantern into immediate action to find the connection.
Green Lantern v1 #38/2
The Double Day
Fecha: 1949.06| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
Alan Scott has the problem of finding a Romeo and Juliet that will look as good on TV as they sound on the radio.
Green Lantern v1 #38/3
The Impossible Mr. Paradox
Fecha: 1949.06| Créditos: – (Guiones), – (Dibujos)| Edición española: Inédito.
The cancellation of Clay Chalmer’s program at Station WXYZ leads Alan Scott to believe Chalmers is the new criminal haunting Gotham City, Mr. Paradox, who attempts to defeat Green Lantern by employing illusions based on scientific paradoxes.
Notas: Debut de Mr. Paradox. Último cómic del v1. de Green Lantern Este cómic es considerado el último de la Golden Age.