Green Lantern #13
In "Only Green Lantern Need Apply!", the Emerald Crusader finds himself tangled in a three-way romance at Station WCMG, where the sound effects woman, Alan Scott, Doiby Dickles, and disc jockey Handy Mann all cross paths. As the mystery deepens, Green Lantern uncovers a criminal scheme hidden in plain sight—broadcast across the airwaves by someone within the station. Written by Henry Kuttner and illustrated by Martin Nodell, with a cover by Irwin Hasen, this 1944 classic blends romance, radio drama, and superhero sleuthing in a standout early tale.
When a mysterious newspaper ad summons Green Lantern to the Explorer's Club—of which he's the proud president—he walks into a room filled with his own kind: a gallery of Green Lanterns, each wearing the ring and mantle he thought were his alone.
In "The Lord Haw-Haw of Crime!", Alan Scott finds himself caught in a tangled web of radio romance when the sound effects woman at Station WCMG draws the attention of both Doiby Dickles and Handy Mann—leaving the Emerald Crusader to tune in to a mystery as dangerous as it is personal. With the airwaves crackling with secrets, he must uncover which of the station’s staff is broadcasting more than just music.
In "Da Tantrim of Green Lantrin!", Green Lantern and Doiby Dickles find their vacation plans interrupted when a determined young woman approaches them, pleading for help to raise $1000 for her charity—setting the Emerald Crusader on a mission that blends heroism with heartfelt purpose.
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