All-American Comics #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "At the World's Fair," Green Lantern confronts a web of deception at the 1940 World's Fair, where he intervenes to stop Irene Miller from killing gang leader Murdock. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Martin Nodell, this early tale reveals how Murdock manipulated Judge Wake into aiding his schemes after kidnapping the judge’s daughter. The story unfolds with a gripping mix of justice and moral complexity, all set against the iconic backdrop of the fairgrounds. Cover by Sheldon Moldoff.
In "At the World's Fair," Green Lantern confronts a murder attempt at the 1940 World's Fair, stepping in to stop Irene Miller from shooting gang leader Murdock. When she reveals Murdock framed her brother Danny to keep him in the gang, Green Lantern uncovers a conspiracy involving Judge Wake, who was coerced into aiding Murdock after the gangster kidnapped his daughter.
In "Ma Hunkel's Grocery Bill," Ma Hunkel takes over a local grocery store and quickly finds herself at odds with a pair of local hoodlums demanding protection money. When Sisty and Dinky stumble into trouble after accidentally getting kidnapped by the gangsters, Ma must step in to handle the situation — all while keeping her store and her cool.
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Reprinted in Golden Age Green Lantern Archives #1 (1999)
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