Green Lantern , #56

Published: October 1967

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Story Featuring Green Lantern

"I'm fighting blindly -- Because I really am blind!"

Storyline

Green Lantern and Ashez in a fist fight.

Credits
Story Notes

Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

The Green Lanterns' Fight for Survival!

Story Featuring Green Lantern

Storyline

Green Lanterns Hal Jordan and Tomar-Re are assisted by newly deputized Green Lantern Charley Vicker as they find and disable a fortress of aliens on a prison planet. The aliens are re-imprisoned. The prisoners were lead by earth criminal Al Magone, and were using one of the alien robots as the power source for Mini-Nucleo weapons that neutralize the emerald power and allowed them to kill Green Lanterns across the universe. Charley Vicker is given his own space sector to patrol, but it is not named.

Credits
Story Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Across 23 pages, but pages 10 and 23 are half-pages. Concluded from Green Lantern #55.

Story Featuring Cap's Hobby Hints

"I'm going to make a parachute..."

Storyline

A boy makes a parachute to hang with his model airplanes.

Story Notes

Hint submitted by Ted Sherman of Livingston, New Jersey. It is noted that published ideas are awarded $5 and the original art from the feature. At bottom of last page of the story.

In-House Column Featuring Direct Currents

Credits
Story Notes

listing of DC comics on sale in late August and early September 1967; includes cover art for Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #355

Meet Bat-Swami and Super-Seer!
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Story Notes

House ad for World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #170 [80 Page Giant #G-40], with cover shown, on sale August 15th. Before page 20 of story.

Letter Column Featuring Green Lantern's Mail Chute

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Story Notes

Letters submitted by William F. Garnett, Joseph Arul, Leonard Rosenberg, and Dave Truesdale. Before page 15 of the story.

From Beyond the Threshold of Life Itself!

Story Featuring Deadman

Story Notes

House ad for Strange Adventures (DC, 1950 series) #205 (first Deadman), with cover shown, on sale August 29th. At bottom of page 10 of story.

Thunderbike

Ad Featuring Aurora Products

Story Notes

Ad for Aurora Model Motoring Thunderbike motorcycle that can be used on HO slot car tracks. On back cover.

Personal Success Guides

Ad Featuring Personal Success Guides

Story Notes

Ad for self help books from Personal Success Insitute. On inside back cover.

Ad Featuring Palisades Amusement Park Admission

"Be my guest at America's greatest amusement park..."

Story Notes

Ad for amusement park, with coupons. On inside back cover.

204 pc. Revolutionary War Soldiers

Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers

Story Notes

Ad for toy soldiers from unknown company.

Gold Crown

Ad Featuring Gold Crown

Story Notes

Sold by Helen of Toy, Co.

Novelty Parade

Ad Featuring Novelty House Bargains

Story Notes

Ad for toys and novelties. Page background color is yellow. After page 19 of story.

See All the New Saturday's Super Heroes

Ad Featuring CBS Saturday Cartoons

Story Notes

Ad for Hanna-Barbera cartoons shown on Saturdays on the CBS network. After page 14 of the story.

Now You Can Get Tiger Paws Just Like the Big Guys!

Ad Featuring U. S. Royal Bicycle Tires [U. S. Royal Bike Tires; U. S. Royal Tires; U. S. Bike Tires; Uniroyal]

Story Notes

Ad for Uniroyal Tiger Paw bicycle tires branded the same as car tires. Between pages 6-7 of story.

Now! Special Offer from Mr. America

Ad Featuring Imperial Barbell and Dumbell Set

Story Notes

Ad for barbell and dumbbell set, body building course, and tee-shirt from Plasticrete Products, Inc. On inside front cover.

Tank Trap

Ad Featuring Tank Trap

Story Notes

Sold by Helen of Toy, Co.