| Issue | #24 |
| Published | December-January 1947-48 |
| Cover Price | 0.15 |
| Pages | 80 |
| Editing | Sheldon Mayer (editor) , Julius Schwartz, Robert Kanigher (story editors) |
| Notes | This issue contains an ad for the Junior Justice Society of America. The Flash and G.L. panels are by Hasen, Wonder Woman panel is by Peter. |
| Characters | Green Lantern; Flash; Wonder Woman. |
| Genre | superhero |
| Pencils | Irwin Hasen; Harry G. Peter |
| Inks | Irwin Hasen; Harry G. Peter |
| Notes | This issue contains an ad for the Junior Justice Society of America. The Flash and G.L. panels are by Hasen, Wonder Woman panel is by Peter. |
| Characters | Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]; Etta Candy; the Holliday Girls; Hard Candy; Judy MacGregor; Mark Holcombe (D); Gary Banks; Paula von Gunther; Randy Holcombe (villain); Mohammed Abdulla (villain); Achmet (villain). |
| Synopsis | The murder of a neighboring ranch owner of Hard Candy [Etta's father] leads to the arrest of Judy MacGregor, who has a well-known hatred of all men. So Wonder Woman takes her back to 1777 to see if she can discover the basis for this intense hatred. |
| Genre | superhero |
| Script | Robert Kanigher |
| Pencils | Harry G. Peter |
| Inks | Harry G. Peter |
| Notes | Writer credit by Craig Delich, updated 8/04. Some info and modified synopsis added by Craig Delich 9-6-09. |
| Characters | Johnny Peril; Professor Kendle (villain, D). |
| Synopsis | Johnny interviews a rocket scientist that has invented a spaceship that can travel to the Moon, He tells Johnny that he has dreamed that an alien forces him to fly to the Moon, and when the scientist and ship do disappear, the world raises money to effect a rescue. Johnny discovers, however, that the kidnapping is a hoax, but then something strange happens! |
| Genre | fantasy |
| Script | Howard Purcell (signed) |
| Pencils | Howard Purcell (signed) |
| Inks | Howard Purcell (signed) |
| Notes | Much info and synopsis added by Craig Delich 9-6-09. |
| Characters | Hop Harrigan; Tank Tinker; Danny Lane; Riker (villain). |
| Genre | aviation |
| Pencils | Howard Purcell |
| Inks | Howard Purcell |
| Characters | Cotton-Top Katie; the Perfessor. |
| Genre | teen |
| Script | Harry Lampert (signed as Harrielle) |
| Pencils | Harry Lampert (signed as Harrielle) |
| Inks | Harry Lampert (signed as Harrielle) |
| Letters | Harry Lampert |
| Notes | Letterer credit added by Craig Delich 9-6-09. |
| Characters | The Flash [Jay Garrick]; the Junior JSA; Joan Williams; Iris; Bob; the Turtle (villain). |
| Synopsis | The Turtle returns to confound Flash, this time by combining fast and slow words as clues to the crimes he plans to commit. To top things off, the Scarlet Speedster is saved from death by a member of the JJSA! |
| Genre | superhero |
| Script | Robert Kanigher |
| Pencils | Carmine Infantino |
| Inks | Frank Giacoia |
| Notes | Some info and synopsis added by Craig Delich 9-6-09. |
| Reprinted | In Greatest Flash Stories Ever Told, The (DC, 1991 series) #nn. |
| Genre | adventure |
| Script | Ted Udall (signed as Charles King) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Characters | Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Doiby Dickles; Nick Blake; John Cashmere; Dick Cashmere; Solomon Grundy [Cyrus Gold](villain). |
| Synopsis | Doiby's signal flare lures Green Lantern into a trap. After deciphering the clues, the Emerald Crusader discovers to his horror that Solomon Grundy has returned! |
| Genre | superhero |
| Script | John Broome |
| Pencils | Irwin Hasen |
| Inks | John Belfi |
| Letters | Ed Wheelan |
| Notes | Credits by Craig Delich, updated 8/04. Doiby uses a green signal flare to summon the Green Lantern in this story. This is the last appearance of Grundy until the Silver Age in All-Star Squadron #3. Notes, some info and synopsis added by Craig Delich 9-6-09. |