All-American Comics #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Doiby Discovers Green Lantern's Identity," a toothache sends Doiby Dickles spiraling into a mystery that takes a shocking turn when Green Lantern’s mask is torn off in battle, leaving the Emerald Crusader stunned by the revelation. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Irwin Hasen, this 1942 All-American Comics standout features dynamic art and a moment that forever changes Doiby’s view of his hero—captured in a cover by Irwin Hasen and Martin Nodell that hints at the drama within.
In this 1942 tale from All-American Comics #35, Doiby Dickles’ sudden toothache sends the Emerald Crusader on a bizarre detective spree, stumbling into a mystery that takes a shocking turn when Green Lantern’s mask comes off during a fight—leaving Doiby stunned by the revelation.
In "The Rich Dame's Christmas Party," Scribbly, the Cyclone Kids, and Red Tornado step in when a wealthy socialite’s holiday event for underprivileged children starts more like a publicity stunt than a celebration of goodwill. With a mix of mischief and heart, they help transform the gathering into something genuine—though the exact way they do it remains delightfully unspoiled.
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Reprinted in Golden Age Green Lantern Archives #2 (2002)
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