Green Lantern #9 (1943)

Alan Scott, the Green Lantern, knows the importance of an oath. In Green Lantern #9, we see him saving the day as usual, but he also creates a catchphrase for the ages: "In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight, let those who worship evil's might, beware my power - Green Lantern's light!" This oath has become a classic and has been used by later Green Lanterns like Hal Jordan. In this issue, Alan inherits a school from his uncle and uses it to take down a gangster who's corrupting local youths. Meanwhile, Doiby falls for a female crook who tries to use him to destroy Green Lantern, and Hop Harrigan challenges a notorious Japanese pilot to an aerial duel. Don't miss this exciting issue full of adventure and heroism! If you have this comic book or others like it, Comics Into Cash can help you appraise and sell your collection. Contact us today to learn more.Whiz Comics #5 (1940)