All-American Comics #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Slap-Happy Shoes!", Alan Scott finds himself caught between disbelief and determination when he tries to report a bizarre encounter with Cooley the Leprechaun—only to be told no one will take him seriously. With Cooley’s return turning the tables, the mystery deepens as Alan, Green Lantern, and Doiby Dickles face off in a tale of prank, proof, and a little magic. Written by Alfred Bester and illustrated by Paul Reinman, this 1946 classic from All-American Comics #74 blends whimsy and wonder with a touch of the supernatural, all rendered in Reinman’s sharp, expressive style on the cover and within.
In "The Slap-Happy Shoes!", Alan Scott finds himself caught between skepticism and the bizarre when Cooley the Leprechaun reappears during a growing uproar over Scott’s strange report. With G.L. and Doiby standing by, the truth takes a wild turn as the prankster’s antics finally earn the attention they deserve.
In "The House Where Things Go Wrong," Dr. Mid-Nite takes a young man named Jo on a mission to help Freddy Flynn leave behind a life of crime, navigating the shadows of a world where every choice feels like a step toward ruin. The story unfolds in a tense, atmospheric setting where the weight of past mistakes meets the fragile hope of change.
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