This copy of Green Lantern #6—published by DC Comics in Winter 1943—has been professionally evaluated, graded, and encapsulated by CGC (Certified Guaranty Company).

• Golden Age World War II Key Issue: Featuring iconic cover art by Martin Nodell (creator of the original Golden Age Green Lantern, Alan Scott), this WWII-era issue showcases high-stakes wartime superhero storytelling. Joined by his beloved sidekick Doiby Dickles, Alan Scott battles Nazi operatives and classic rogues in classic 1940s DC fashion. Golden Age wartime superhero titles from DC are highly coveted by collectors, and finding copies in clean, unrestored upper-mid grades is increasingly rare due to 1940s paper salvage drives.

• What a 7.0 Means: A CGC grade of 7.0 Fine/Very Fine represents an exceptional, high-grade condition for an 80-plus-year-old comic book. The issue displays impressive cover gloss, strong color strike, and tight structural integrity, showing only minor, light wear (such as slight spine stress, faint corner wear, or mild age-appropriate paper toning) far superior to average surviving WWII-era newsstand copies.

• Guaranteed Authenticity: CGC experts independently verify that the book is an official, original 1st printing from 1943 and confirm its condition before sealing.

• Permanent Preservation: Housed in CGC’s archival-quality, tamper-evident plastic shell ("slab"), this heavy-duty casing protects the delicate World War II paper stock from dust, moisture, UV degradation, and handling wear—ensuring its historical value and high-grade Golden Age status remain preserved indefinitely.