Green Lantern #25
In "The Diamond Magnet!", Green Lantern faces a bizarre threat when Elmer Quince, a diamond-obsessed man, becomes a living magnet after an accident with a super magnetron at Gotham University—now drawing in any carbon-based material, including diamonds. With crooks eyeing Elmer as a weapon for heists, the hero must act fast to prevent chaos while searching for a cure. Written by Alfred Bester and illustrated by Martin Nodell, with a cover by Irwin Hasen, this 1947 classic blends sci-fi oddity with classic superhero problem-solving.
In "The Diamond Magnet!", Green Lantern faces a bizarre twist when Elmer Quince, a diamond-obsessed criminal, becomes a living magnet after an accident with a super magnetron at Gotham University—now irresistibly drawn to all forms of carbon. With Elmer’s new powers making him a prime target for thieves and a dangerous tool for diamond heists, the hero must find a cure before the chaos escalates.
In "The Man Who Couldn't Win!", Green Lantern faces a peculiar challenge when he meets Jo, a man cursed by fate to lose every bet he ever makes—no matter how small or simple. With his powers and logic tested by a man whose very luck seems broken, Green Lantern must find a way to help Jo reclaim his chance, even if the odds are stacked against him.
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