All-American Comics #23

In "The Sins of the Father," Alan Scott investigates a mysterious link between movie star Delia Day and a known hoodlum, uncovering a dangerous secret tied to her father, the imprisoned racketeer Al Maloney. As Green Lantern, he races to find Frankie Fowler, the only other person who knows the truth, before Delia’s blackmail turns deadly.

In a delightfully silly 1941 tale from All-American Comics #23, the Red Tornado finds herself on the run when the police mistake her for a criminal. With quick wit and a touch of chaos, she disguises a zoo gorilla in her costume—leading to a hilarious misunderstanding when the officers haul the primate in, completely fooled.

In "Joe's Appointment," Joe Morgan finds himself entangled in a web of deception when a mysterious woman in black orchestrates a scheme that lands him and his friend Al behind bars, accused of stealing top-secret Cruiser plans. Written by a noted hand of the era and illustrated with sharp, period-accurate flair, the story unfolds with a tense, noir-tinged mystery that keeps Joe’s true innocence hanging in the balance.