Comic Title: Green Lantern #3
Publisher: DC (Jolaine Publications, Inc.)
Address: 480 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY
Cover Date: Spring 1942
On Sale Date: March 27, 1942 Newsstand Date March 27, 1942
Source: House Ad, Flash Comics #29, Page 14,
All-American Comics #38, Page 14

Copyright Date March 21, 1942
Source: Library of Congress, Periodicals 1942
Until 1958 DC did not report actual on sale dates to the copyright office
The publication dates listed in LoC records are NOT release dates.

Frequency: Quarterly
Cover Price: $0.10
Page Count: 64
Editor: Maxwell Charles Gaines

Title: "The Living Graveyard of the Sea"
Pages: 52

Feature(s):
Green Lantern (Alan Scott of Earth-2)

Writer: Bill Finger
Artist: Mart Nodell

Reprinted In:
Golden Age Green Lantern Archives Vol. 2 HC (2002)

Feature Character(s)

• Green Lantern (last appearance in All-Star Squadron Annual #1; next appearance in All-American Comics #39)

Supporting Character(s)

• Doiby Dickles (last appearance in All-American Comics #38; next appearance in All-American Comics #39)
• Irene Miller (last appearance in All-American Comics #38; next appearance in All-American Comics #39)

Villain(s)

• Adolf Hitler (last appearance in Sensation Comics #4; next appearance in All-Star Squadron #11)
• Captain Schmidt and soldiers of the German military (no further appearances)

Other Character(s)

• The President of Apex Broadcasting (last appearance in Green Lantern #2; no further appearances)
• Winston Churchill (first appearance; last appearance in All-Star Squadron #8; next appearance in All-Star Squadron #7)
• Mr. and Mrs. Sprig (no further appearances)
• Vivian and Roger (the Sprig's children; no further appearances)
• Residents of Sargasso Island (no further appearances)

Comments:
Chap 1: "The Living Graveyard of the Sea"
Chap 2: (No Title)
Chap 3: "The Nazi Dream"
Chap 4: "Utopia Vs. Totalitarianism"

Doiby refers to his taxi as Esmeralda in this story.

Synopsis:
Alan Scott is sent to Australia to help install a new radio transmitter. During the voyage, his ship falls prey to a Nazi sub. Although, he defeats the Nazis as Green Lantern, the ship is damaged and the passengers are forced to abandon ship.

Alan, Doiby, Irene, and the Sprig family use a lifeboat to escape the sinking ship. The current takes the boat to an uncharted island whose shores are full of ship wrecks. The people of Sargasso Island have formed a utopian society. They cannot escape because the current is too strong to overcome.

The Sprig family has a difficult time adapting to the new environment because they are greedy. When the Nazi sub lands and threatens to invade the island, the Sprig’s cooperate. Alan Scott cooperates too, in both his normal identity and as Green Lantern.

The Nazis summon an entire fleet to take over the island and use it as a base. Doiby and the others organize a revolt. At the necessary moment Green Lantern reveals that he was only working with the Nazi’s to lead them into a trap. The fleet is overcome by GL, and the Nazis defeated.

Alan, Irene, and Doiby then return to the mainland with the Sprig family promising not to reveal the existence of the island. The Sprigs, upon returning, have also given up their greed and become charitable.