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GREEN LANTERN #26
Cover Date: June-July 1947
Cover Price: $.10
Publication Date: 1947-04-28
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Cover Credits:
Art: Irwin Hasen
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Credits:
| Story | Robert Bernstein |
| Art | Irwin Hasen |
| Assistant editing | Julius Schwartz |
| Editing | Sheldon Mayer |
Feature Character(s):
- Green Lantern (Alan Scott; last in All-Star Comics #35)
Supporting Character(s):
- Doiby Dickles (last in All-American Comics #86)
Villain(s):
- Mr. Pelham (owner of a whaling company; devises a mechanical monster to ruin his competitors' business; first appearance)
Other Character(s):
- Various unidentified sailors (first appearance of all)
Location(s):
- Gotham City
- Norwhal (a small fishing village in the North Atlantic; first appearance)
- an unnamed island in the North Atlantic (first appearance)
Credits:
| Story | Alfred Bester |
| Art | Howard Purcell |
| Assistant editing | Julius Schwartz |
| Editing | Sheldon Mayer |
Feature Character(s):
- Green Lantern (Alan Scott)
Supporting Character(s):
Villain(s):
- Dr. Aqua (first appearance)
- his henchmen (first appearance of all)
Other Character(s):
- residents of Coreville (first appearance of all)
Location(s):
- Coreville (flooded by Dr. Aqua and his henchmen; first appearance)
- Gotham City
- an unidentified island prison
Synopsis: - Dr. Aqua and his henchmen flood the city of Coreville to then pose as part of the rescue teams as they loot the underwater buildings.
Credits:
| Story | John Broome |
| Layout pencils | Martin Nodell |
| Art | Howard Purcell |
| Assistant editing | Julius Schwartz |
| Editing | Sheldon Mayer |
Feature Character(s):
- Green Lantern (Alan Scott; )
Villain(s):
- Maestro Ganini (first appearance)
- Anton (a member of the opera company; first appearance)
- Manuel Marto (a stagehand with ambitions to sing; first appearance)
- disgruntled stagehands (first appearance of all)
Location(s):
Comment(s):
- Doiby shares and apartment with Alan Scott at 222 State.
Synopsis: - Ten years ago, on a boat that was sinking, Maestro Ganini heard the voice of a singer which calmed the panicking passengers. Unbeknownst to him, it was one of the sailors, Manuel Marto. In the present, with the Gotham Opera Company in dire financial straits, Maestro wishes to find that voice to sing in his new production. He accidentally believes the voice to be that of cabbie Doiby Dickles. Angered by his inability to get an audition with the Maestro, Manuel Marto, now a stagehand, tries to get rid of his new found competition.