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Issue Details

Issue #33
Published December 1964
Cover Price 0.12 USD
Pages 36
Editing Julius Schwartz
Notes Contains a letters page. Additional indexing info from Donald Dale Milne on 10 August 2004.

Cover Details - "Wizard of the Light-Wave Weapons!"

Characters Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Dr. Light [Arthur Light]
Genre Superhero
Pencils Gil Kane
Inks Murphy Anderson
Notes Contains a letters page. Additional indexing info from Donald Dale Milne on 10 August 2004.
Reprinted in Green Lantern Archives (DC, 1993 series) #5 (January 2005); in Showcase Presents Green Lantern (DC, 2005 series) #2 (February 2007)

1 page public service announcement "Children of Tomorrow!"

Synopsis Article relates how sub-standard conditions affect children in the world and quotes the "UN Declaration Of The Rights Of A Child."
Genre Fact
Script Jack Schiff
Pencils Bernard Baily
Inks Bernard Baily
Letters Ira Schnapp
Notes Printed in black-and-white on inside front cover. Credits from a list by Lionel English. Other information on this sequence provided by Donald Dale Milne on 10 August 2004.

12 page Green Lantern story "Wizard of the Light-Wave Weapons!"

Characters Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Pieface [Tom Kalmaku]; Dr. Light [Arthur Light] (villain)
Synopsis Dr. Light attacks Green Lantern with the goal of defeating each member of the Justice League separately, but instead is defeated by Green Lantern.
Genre Superhero
Script Gardner Fox
Pencils Gil Kane
Inks Sid Greene
Notes Story references Atom #8, Justice League of America #12. Title correction (was Wizard of the Light Ray Weapons), character appearances, synopsis, and notes from Donald Dale Milne on 10 August 2004.
Reprinted in Wanted. The World's Most Dangerous Villains (DC, 1972 series) #5 (January 1973); in Green Lantern Archives (DC, 1993 series) #5 (January 2005); in Showcase Presents Green Lantern (DC, 2005 series) #2 (February 2007)

Half page filler "What's the Difference Between"

Genre Fact
Notes Science facts defining the difference between weather and climate. Information on this sequence from Donald Dale Milne on 10 August 2004.

12 page Green Lantern story "The Disarming of Green Lantern!"

Characters Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Pieface [Tom Kalmaku]; Barks Ownley (villain); around 10 men working for Barks Ownley (villains)
Synopsis In a hospital room, Barks Ownley overhears Tom Kalmaku talking of Green Lanterns power battery in his sleep and devises a scheme to steal the battery. He is defeated by Green Lantern because Tom warns him and they create a plan to fool the thieves.
Genre Superhero
Script Gardner Fox
Pencils Gil Kane
Inks Sid Greene
Notes Story uses the term "Zero Hour" to refer to the point in time where Green Lantern's ring runs out of power. Title punctuation correction, character appearances, synopsis, and notes from Donald Dale Milne on 10 August 2004.
Reprinted in Wanted. The World's Most Dangerous Villains (DC, 1972 series) #5 (January 1973); in Green Lantern Archives (DC, 1993 series) #5 (January 2005); in Showcase Presents Green Lantern (DC, 2005 series) #2 (February 2007)

1 page filler "It's Hard to Believe But -"

Genre Fact
Notes Science facts about the skin, meteoroids, lightning, orchids. Information on this sequence from Donald Dale Milne on 10 August 2004.