All-American Comics #42 is an issue of the series All-American Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1942.
Contents
- 1 Synopsis for Green Lantern: "..., Our New Police Chief"
- 2 Appearing in Green Lantern: "..., Our New Police Chief"
- 3 Synopsis for Hop Harrigan: "The Eager Misters"
- 4 Appearing in Hop Harrigan: "The Eager Misters"
- 5 Synopsis for The Atom: "The Strange Case of the Disappearing Books"
- 6 Appearing in The Atom: "The Strange Case of the Disappearing Books"
- 7 Synopsis for Scribbly: "Runt's Tale"
- 8 Appearing in Scribbly: "Runt's Tale"
- 9 Synopsis for Red, White, and Blue: "Roller Skate Rumble"
- 10 Appearing in Red, White, and Blue: "Roller Skate Rumble"
- 11 Synopsis for Sargon: "Air Raid"
- 12 Appearing in Sargon: "Air Raid"
- 13 Synopsis for Dr. Mid-Nite: "The Arrival of Herman Gherkin"
- 14 Appearing in Dr. Mid-Nite: "The Arrival of Herman Gherkin"
- 15 Notes
- 16 See Also
- 17 Links and References
Synopsis for Green Lantern: "..., Our New Police Chief"
Middle Village is threatened by a rampant crime wave and no chief of police to lead resistance to it. Irene Miller complains about the inhumanity of the situation to Alan Scott, who decides to switch to Green Lantern and take the position of police chief. He takes a very hands-on approach, yanking reckless drivers out of their cars and throwing them what it's like to nearly be run over. He saves a bridge-jumper who's lost everything to a gambling addiction then, with Doiby, who's wearing a simulacrum of his costume, Green Lantern crashes into the house of illicit gambling, destroys the place then hunts down the supplier of the rigged slot machines and melts them with his green flame before hauling in the gambling racket members in emerald handcuffs.
Crime boss Big Mike Costello frames Green Lantern by making it seem like he's taking payoffs, but Green Lantern escapes. The mayor's secretary commits suicide, supposedly exonerating Green Lantern by admitting to being the city's crime kingpin, but a Latin phrase in his suicide note ("Aedilis Me Necabit") implicates Police Commissioner Burkis, as the hero claims it means "the police commissioner is about to murder me". Locking up Burkis, the real crime kingpin, Green Lantern's offered the job of police chief permanently, but he declines, since somewhere else there's bound to be another town in need. After riding in a ticker tape parade, that is.
Appearing in Green Lantern: "..., Our New Police Chief"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Trigger Boys
- Mike Costelo
- Barkis
Other Characters:
- Middle Village mayor
- Flood (mayor secretary) (Only appearance; dies)
Locations:
- * Capitol City
- Middle Village
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for Hop Harrigan: "The Eager Misters"
Appearing in Hop Harrigan: "The Eager Misters"
Featured Characters:
Synopsis for The Atom: "The Strange Case of the Disappearing Books"
Appearing in The Atom: "The Strange Case of the Disappearing Books"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Pingler
Synopsis for Scribbly: "Runt's Tale"
Appearing in Scribbly: "Runt's Tale"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Synopsis for Red, White, and Blue: "Roller Skate Rumble"
Appearing in Red, White, and Blue: "Roller Skate Rumble"
Featured Characters:
- Red, White, and Blue
- Red Dugan, USMC
- Whitey Smith, USA
- Blooey Blue, USN
Supporting Characters:
- Doris West, G2
Synopsis for Sargon: "Air Raid"
Appearing in Sargon: "Air Raid"
Featured Characters:
Synopsis for Dr. Mid-Nite: "The Arrival of Herman Gherkin"
Appearing in Dr. Mid-Nite: "The Arrival of Herman Gherkin"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Nazi Party
- General Herman Gherkin (Single appearance)
- Underfuehrer Stenker (Single appearance)
- several Nazi prisoners (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Myra Mason
- Rudolf Hess (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- United States of America
- Europe (Mentioned only)
- England (Mentioned only)
Vehicles:
- Bumping car
- Nazi's car
Notes
- Published by J.R. Publishing Company
See Also
Links and References
