All-American Comics #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Reforming of Elegant Esmond!", a reformed underworld figure attempts to atone for his past, but his sudden turn to righteousness proves harder to manage than he expected—especially when a former victim threatens to take up his old life. Written by Alfred Bester and illustrated by Paul Reinman, this 1944 All-American Comics standout features the cover art of Paul Reinman, capturing the tension between redemption and revenge in a story where even the Green Lantern can’t keep up.
In "The Reforming of Elegant Esmond!" from All-American Comics #56 (1944), a reformed underworld hood named Esmond sets out to make amends for his past, determined to undo every wrong he ever committed—only to find that even redemption is no simple task. Green Lantern must step in when one of Esmond’s former victims, still burning with vengeance, threatens to take up the very life Esmond is trying to leave behind.
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