Green Lantern #11
In "The Dastardly Designs of Doiby Dickles' Pals!", Green Lantern #11 (1944) finds Doiby Dickles taking a stand—literally—against what he sees as wastefulness, only to learn a surprising twist about the very paper he’s defending. Written and illustrated by Paul Reinman, this wartime tale uses a simple misunderstanding to highlight the importance of civic duty, with Reinman’s crisp art bringing the moment to life on the cover and within.
When a clerical mistake turns Doiby Dickles’ modest $1,000 insurance policy into a $1 million windfall, the sudden attention draws a cast of suspiciously eager acquaintances—each with their own motives and hidden agendas. As the stakes rise, even the most unlikely allies start showing up, turning a simple paperwork error into a tangled web of schemes and secrets.
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