Green Lantern #15
In this landmark 1945 issue, Green Lantern confronts a chilling new threat—not from outer space, but from the mind itself, as the thoughts that come to life begin to unravel reality. For the first time, the Green Lantern rings passes its power and wisdom to another: Albert Zero, a man now feared and hunted by a world that sees him as a monster. Written by Alfred Bester and illustrated by Martin Nodell, with a cover by Paul Reinman, this pivotal story marks a bold shift in the series’ tone and legacy.
When a lab accident transforms timid book-keeper Albert Zero into a man whose thoughts manifest as real, dangerous images, Green Lantern finds himself facing a threat he can't fight with power rings alone—because the only way to stop Zero is to stop him from thinking at all.
In this gripping 1945 tale from Green Lantern #15, fear turns a man into a monster when the world he once protected turns against him—driven to desperation, Zero embraces a life of crime. For the first time, Green Lantern passes on his power and wisdom to another, entrusting Albert Zero with the ring and the burden of justice.
When a jealous rival cab driver hires a voodoo witch doctor to curse Doiby Dickles, the Green Lantern must uncover the supernatural threat behind the streets of New York—before the spell takes hold. A classic 1945 tale of magic, rivalry, and the unexpected power of a good cab ride.
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