Green Lantern 1960 #128 - back issue - $5.00

Hal Jordan and Hector Hammond engage in a mental battle for control of Hal's power ring.

A tired Green Lantern rests while telling the story that follows in this issue, and his ring warns him of General Fabrikant.

Hector Hammond has been stealing bits of Green Lantern's power, and culminates the attacks by stealing it all and trapping Green Lantern. However, Green Lantern breaks free, recharges, and simply keeps Hammond busy until the stolen power runs out.

Green Arrow uses special arrows to save a cable car from falling when its cable breaks, and also sends Hostess Fruit Pies to the children inside awaiting rescue.

Trivia answers and other information on DC comics.

On-sale date from Comic Reader #177.

• You Can Own Both These H-O Scale Sherman Tanks and 30 Combat Marines for Just $2.00 - Ad for toy soldiers and accessories by Atlantic Products / Model Expo Inc. On inside front cover.
• Prologue - This sequence is framing for the story that fills most of the issue. It has 3 pages before the story and 2 pages after.
• The Green That Got Away! - References Green Lantern #101 and #115. Originally intended for Adventure Comics #467 when that series was momentarily going to continue as a dollar comic (see The Comic Reader #170 for the full story).
• Get the Newest Number Yum! - Ad for bubble gum. On first page between pages 1-2 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• Enter the Wonderful World of Amazing Live Sea-Monkeys - Ad for Sea-Monkeys from Transcience Corporation. On second page between pages 1-2 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• An Arrow in Time - Ad in comic format for Hostess Fruit Pies from Continental Baking Company. On first page between pages 5-6 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• 10+4+132+95 - House ad for The Best of DC #5, with cover shown, on sale February 14th. On first page between pages 5-6 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• - Ad for gum from Life Savers, Inc. Includes a "find the objects in a picture" activity. On first page between pages 7-8 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• Remember How Many Times You Felt Left Out Because You Were Broke! - Ad for sales people for Grit newspapers. On top of second page between pages 7-8 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• This Is the Beginning... - House ad for the three issue The Untold Legend of the Batman, on sale beginning April 24th. On bottom of second page between pages 7-8 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• Super Gifts & Gimmicks - Ad for toys and novelties. On third page between pages 7-8 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• You Don't Know What You're Missing! - House ad for Jonah Hex #36, on sale February 14th, and Weird Western Tales #67, on sale February 28th, both with covers shown. On fourth page between pages 7-8 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• Gumfighting Do's and Don'ts. - Ad for bubble gum from Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company, with instructions on how to win a bubble fight. On first page between pages 9-10 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• A New, Deadly Challenge for the...Legion of Super-Heroes - House ad for Legion of Super-Heroes #263, with cover shown, on sale February 28th. On second page between pages 9-10 of "The Green That Got Away!"
• Write Right Now! - Ads in classified format for high school rings, martial arts training, body building, comics, games, toys, and more. S. Schwarz & Co. agent. On top of first page between "The Green That Got Away!" and the completion of the framing sequence.
• The Super-Stars of Comics Are Super-Stars of TV, Too! - House ad for animated TV shows based on DC Comics characters. On bottom of first page between "The Green That Got Away!" and the completion of the framing sequence.
• The World's Greatest Super-Heroes - House ad for subscriptions to DC comics. On second page between "The Green That Got Away!" and the completion of the framing sequence.
• - Letters from: Alicia Wu, Gilbert Fein, and Tamsyn O'Flynn, with an illustration.
• - Part of The DC Feature Page.
• Number 1 - Part of The DC Feature Page.
• 204 pc. Revolutionary War Soldiers - Ad for toy soldiers from Lucky Products, Inc.
• Earn Famous Name Prizes or Cash - Ad for sales people for greeting cards. On inside back cover.
• - Ad for sports shoes, with signed endorsement. On back cover.