Green Lantern #21
In "The Woodman," Green Lantern and his partner Jo take on a mysterious case when they're called to investigate a man who's built an entire house from wood—only to find themselves up against a gang of crooks determined to steal a hidden treasure. Written by Alfred Bester and illustrated by Marty Nodell, this 1946 adventure blends mystery and action in a tale that stands out for its unusual setting and early exploration of psychological themes. The cover by Paul Reinman captures the eerie, wooden atmosphere with striking precision.
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The Emerald Crusader and Doiby investigate a man who built his home entirely of wood, and end up battling a group of crooks anxious to steal the man's treasure.
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