Green Lantern #54 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic]

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Green Lantern #2 Very Fine Minus (7.5) [DC Comic] – "Pursuit of Happiness!" Part 2 of 8. Guest-starring Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) and Green Lantern (John Stewart). Story by Gerard Jones. Art by Pat Broderick and Bruce Patterson. Hal continues to try and find a place in the world that doesn't include him being the Green Lantern. Meanwhile, Guy Gardner comes face-to-face with the Tattooed Man and he just might need Jordan's help. Plus, John Stewart's journey to OA takes an unexpected turn. *Grading Notes: light crease on bottom right corner of front cover.

Green Lantern #4 Very Fine Minus (7.5) [DC Comic] – "Among my Souvenirs!" Part 4 of 8. Guest-starring Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) and Green Lantern (John Stewart). Justice League cameo. Story by Gerard Jones. Art by Pat Broderick and Bruce Patterson. Hal decides to investigate the sudden disappearances of two entire towns. Meanwhile, John Stewart plans to escape his malevolent tormentor, even if it costs him his life. *Grading Notes: minor crease on top and bottom right corners.

Green Lantern #40 Fine (6.0) [DC Comic] – "A Flash of Evil!" Guest-starring Darkstar (Colos Ferrin). Story by Gerard Jones and Joe Filice. Art by Claude St. Aubin and Romeo Tanghal. Hal is surprised to find that his old pal Barry Allen, the Silver Age Flash, has apparently returned from the dead. But his actions are less than civil. If Green Lantern is unwilling to stop this seemingly evil Flash, then his rival, Darkstar, will - permanently. *Grading Notes: light non-color breaking book length vertical crease along right edge of front cover. Creasing on bottom right corner.

Green Lantern #46 Newsstand Edition Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Reign of the Supermen tie-in. "Death City!" Guest-starring Superman, Superboy, Supergirl (Matrix), and Steel. Story by Gerard Jones. Art and cover by M.D. Bright and Romeo Tanghal. Hal returns from his ordeal in space to find Coast City destroyed. With everything he cared about gone, Green Lantern faces the culprits responsible - the sinister Cyborg Superman and the immensely powerful Mongul. Steel and Supergirl have already fallen, is Green Lantern next? Don't miss the tale that changes Hal Jordan's life forever!

Green Lantern #46 Newsstand Edition Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – Reign of the Supermen tie-in. "Death City!" Guest-starring Superman, Superboy, Supergirl (Matrix), and Steel. Story by Gerard Jones. Art and cover by M.D. Bright and Romeo Tanghal. Hal returns from his ordeal in space to find Coast City destroyed. With everything he cared about gone, Green Lantern faces the culprits responsible - the sinister Cyborg Superman and the immensely powerful Mongul. Steel and Supergirl have already fallen, is Green Lantern next? Don't miss the tale that changes Hal Jordan's life forever!

Green Lantern #48 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – 1st appearance of Kyle Rayner. Last page cameo not in costume. Emerald Twilight: Part 1 of 3. "The Past!" Story by Ron Marz. Art by Bill Willingham, Robert Campanella, and Romeo Tanghal. It's the beginning of the end for Hal Jordan. In this seminal chapter in the life of Green Lantern, Hal returns to ground zero and attempts to use his Power Ring to resurrect the devastated Coast City. But what happens if he doesn't have enough power? Don't miss the most unexpected turn in the life of Hal Jordan as DC counts down to a very special 50th issue.

Green Lantern #50 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – 1st appearance of the Parallax and 2nd appearance of Kyle Rayner (1st appearance as Green Lantern). Emerald Twilight: Part 3 of 3. "The Future!" Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. Don't miss the most startling conclusion of all. In order to stop a Hal Jordan who has gone mad with grief the Guardians of the Universe have unleashed the diabolical Sinestro, Hal's former mentor and greatest adversary. It's the final showdown - Hal Jordan vs. Sinestro to the death! Plus, the birth of a new hero and a new era in the life of Green Lantern. Things will never be the same again. Includes pin-ups of Green Lantern by Jeff Johnson and Terry Austin; Stuart Immonen and Karl Story; Tom Raney; Joe Phillips; Paul Pelletier and Mark Farmer; and Craig Hamilton.

Green Lantern #54 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Forced Entry!" Part 1 of 2. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Steve Carr, Derec Aucoin, Darryl Banks, and Romeo Tanghal. While Kyle is out the ruthless villain Major Force comes calling. When Green Lantern returns home he finds a horrible surprise waiting for him. Don't miss the shocking issue that changes the new Green Lantern's life forever.

Green Lantern #56 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – "Last of the Breed!" Part 1 of 2. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. Story takes place after the events of Green Lantern (1990-2004 2nd Series) #0. In the aftermath of his epic showdown with the Parallax (Hal Jordan), Kyle has earned the malign attention of the dread lord of Apokolips himself, Darkseid! Plus, when the new Green Lantern's ring is stolen a startling secret is discovered about last remaining Power Ring. Story continues in Rebels '94 #1.

Green Lantern #57 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Farewells!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring the New Titans. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. Green Lantern relocates to the Big Apple. Unfortunately for the neophyte hero, his mind is taken over by the mental powers of the devious Psimon. This sinister super-villain sets Green Lantern against his long time foes, the New Titans. It's Green Lantern vs. the New Titans, and when super-heroes battle each other, no one wins. Story continues in New Teen Titans (1984 2nd Series) #116.

Green Lantern #57 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – "Farewells!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring the New Titans. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. Green Lantern relocates to the Big Apple. Unfortunately for the neophyte hero, his mind is taken over by the mental powers of the devious Psimon. This sinister super-villain sets Green Lantern against his long time foes, the New Titans. It's Green Lantern vs. the New Titans, and when super-heroes battle each other, no one wins. Story continues in New Teen Titans (1984 2nd Series) #116.

Green Lantern #58 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Conjuring!" Guest-starring Darkstar (Donna Troy). Story by Ron Marz. Art by Cully Hamner, Fred Haynes, and Romeo Tanghal. A rift in space and time is allowing demonic creatures access to the world of man. Can Kyle figure out a way to stop this madness before mankind is overrun by these bizarre creatures? Plus, what longtime JLA adversary is responsible for this macabre occurrence?

Green Lantern #59 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Christmas Issue - "Green Christmas!" Guest-starring Darkstar (Donna Troy), Arsenal, and Impulse. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. High above Rockefeller Center the last Green Lantern tests his mettle against the awesome magnetic powers of Doctor Polaris!

Green Lantern #60 Fine (6.0) [DC Comic] – Capital Punishment: Part 3 of 3. "Capital Punishment!" Guest-starring Warrior (Guy Gardner). Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. Story continued from Guy Gardner: Warrior (1992-1996) #28. The secret organization known as Quorum unleashes a squad of supermarines upon Green Lantern. Plus, Kyle gets another crack at the man who murdered his girlfriend, Major Force (see issue #54). Plus, the startling arrival on Earth of the last person anyone expected to see. *Grading Notes: small color scuff on front cover.

Green Lantern #61 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – "Picnic!" Guest-starring Darkstar (Donna Troy). Story by Ron Marz. Art by Andy Smith and Romeo Tanghal. Kyle and Donna head to Mars for a romantic picnic. But the budding couple soon find themselves locked into mortal combat with one of the deadliest beings in the universe - Kalibak, the son of Darkseid! Plus, a last page you'll have to see to believe.

Green Lantern #62 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Ganthet's Tale Redux!" Guest-starring Darkstar (Donna Troy). Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks, Joe St. Pierre, and Romeo Tanghal. Kyle Rayner faces his toughest challenge yet. If the neophyte Green Lantern can't find a way to defeat the mechanical monstrosity known as Duality he may loose his ring forever! Plus, Kyle receives a couple of most unexpected visitors.

Green Lantern #66 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Fast Friends?!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring the Flash. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Paul Pelletier and Romeo Tanghal. In the classic DC tradition, Green Lantern and the Flash must team-up to save their respective cities from the destructive sound powers of the new Sonar! Can even the combined might of Supergirl and Green Lantern rescue the New Titans from the clutches of the deadly Progenitors. Story continues in Darkstars (1992-1996 DC) #34.

Green Lantern #78 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "A Beginning!" Guest-starring Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art and cover by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. Kyle Rayner has a very important date to attend. Will his duties as Green Lantern jeopardize his future with Donna? Kyle's father asks the Green Lantern for a favor. But it is a favor that will set Green Lantern against his friend, Green Arrow. Story concludes in Green Arrow (1987-1998 1st Series) #111.

Green Lantern #78 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – "A Beginning!" Guest-starring Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art and cover by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. Kyle Rayner has a very important date to attend. Will his duties as Green Lantern jeopardize his future with Donna? Kyle's father asks the Green Lantern for a favor. But it is a favor that will set Green Lantern against his friend, Green Arrow. Story concludes in Green Arrow (1987-1998 1st Series) #111.

Green Lantern #79 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Hard Time!" Guest-starring Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. The villains of the Slab have taken over the prison. Can Green Lantern somehow convince some of the worst bad guys on Earth to help him take down their ringleader, Sonar? Plus, the startling return of one of the most dangerous super-villains in the DCU.

Green Lantern #79 Polybagged Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Polybagged with promo copy of "On the Edge" Magazine still factory sealed. "Hard Time!" Guest-starring Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. The villains of the Slab have taken over the prison. Can Green Lantern somehow convince some of the worst bad guys on Earth to help him take down their ringleader, Sonar? Plus, the startling return of one of the most dangerous super-villains in the DCU.

Green Lantern #80 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – "Hard Time!" Guest-starring Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Romeo Tanghal. The villains of the Slab have taken over the prison. Can Green Lantern somehow convince some of the worst bad guys on Earth to help him take down their ringleader, Sonar? Plus, the startling return of one of the most dangerous super-villains in the DCU.

Green Lantern #82 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Adventures in Babysitting!" Guest-starring John Stewart, Guy Gardner, Sentinel (Alan Scott), and Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Tom Grindberg, Bill Anderson, and Romeo Tanghal. Kyle Rayner gets together with John Stewart, Guy Gardner, and Alan Scott to toast to their fallen friend, Hal Jordan. Plus, Green Lantern faces his toughest challenge yet, babysitting Donna Troy's son.

Green Lantern #84 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Retribution: Part 2 of 3. "...but Never Defeated!" Guest-starring John Stewart. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks, Chris Batista, and Romeo Tanghal. Kyle must face Fatality, a deadly opponent who has made a living assassinating members of the Green Lantern Corps. Plus, a startling development for John Stewart.

Green Lantern #85 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Retribution: Part 3 of 3. "Powerless...!" Cameos by John Stewart and Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks, Stephen J.B. Jones, Terry Austin, and Romeo Tanghal. Powerless and alone, can Kyle survive his deadly game of cat and mouse with Fatality, a deadly opponent who has made a living assassinating members of the Green Lantern Corps.

Green Lantern #86 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Roomie!" Guest-starring Jade and Obsidian. Donna Troy cameo. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Jeff Johnson and Romeo Tanghal. Kyle Rayner meets the children of the original Green Lantern Alan Scott. But after a misunderstanding, will the current Green Lantern survive his encounter with Jade and Obsidian.

Green Lantern #87 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – "Last of their Kind!" Guest-starring the Martian Manhunter, Jade and Access. JLA cameo. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Tom Grindberg and Romeo Tanghal. Can Green Lantern and Martian Manhunter prevent an alien race from usurping control of the Earth from mankind? Plus, from the pages of Marvel vs. DC - Access!

Green Lantern #88 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "...Go Home Again!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Terry Austin. Kyle takes Donna to California to meet his mother. Plus, the introduction of a brand new super-villain!

Green Lantern #89 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – "Man and Machine!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Donna Troy. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Terry Austin. It's the ultimate battle of man vs. machine as Green Lantern tests his mettle against the brand new techno threat of the Machine Messiah. Plus, Donna Troy receives some startling and tragic news.

Green Lantern #91 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – Genesis tie-in. "Torture!" Guest-starring Jade and John Stewart. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks, Georges Jeanty, and Terry Austin. Kyle Rayner is alone and at the mercy of the most notorious torturer in the known universe - Desaad!

Green Lantern #92 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Hate Crimes: Part 2 of 3. "Fanning the Fires!" Guest-starring Green Arrow (Connor Hawke). Jade cameo. Story by Ron Marz. Art and cover by Darryl Banks and Terry Austin. Story continued from Green Arrow (1987-1998 1st Series) #125. New York City stands on the brink of tearing itself apart and not even the combined efforts of Green Lantern and Green Arrow may be able to stop it. Story concludes in Green Arrow (1987-1998 1st Series) #126.

Green Lantern #94 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Idol Worship: Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Superboy. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Paul Pelletier and Terry Austin. Green Lantern heads to Hawaii to help the Teen of Steel against an out of control goddess. Story continues in Superboy (1994 3rd Series) #47.

Green Lantern #95 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "Servants and Masters!" Story by Ron Marz and Jim Starlin. Art by Jim Starlin and Terry Austin. Green Lantern heads into outer space and comes across a strange alien world run by robots.

Green Lantern #96 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Three of a Kind: Part 1 of 3. Guest-starring Flash and Green Arrow (Connor Hawke). Cameos by Jade and Martian Manhunter. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Paul Pelletier and John Lowe. Kyle, Wally, and Connor head out on a ocean cruise for some much needed R&R. However, these three young heroes soon find that there is no rest for the wicked as three super-villains have also made the trip. Story continues in Green Arrow (1987-1998 1st Series) #130.

Green Lantern #100 Cover A Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – Double-Size Issue - "In the Brightest Days Past!" Guest-starring Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) and the Green Lantern Corps (don't worry it'll all make sense). Story by Ron Marz. Art by Darryl Banks and Terry Austin. Don't miss the most shocking Green Lantern tale yet. Kyle Rayner fights side-by-side with a pre-Parallax Hal Jordan against the nefarious Sinestro for the fate of the universe.

Green Lantern #105 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – Emerald Knights: Part 5 of 6. "Haunted by the Past!" Guest-starring Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), John Stewart, and Guy Gardner. Martian Manhunter cameo. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Jeff Johnson, Scot Eaton, Bob Wiacek, and Don Hudson. John Stewart and Guy Gardner are taken down by the last person they ever expected to see again. Plus, Hal finally comes face-to-face with the nightmare he is destined to become.

Green Lantern #115 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – "The Package!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Booster Gold and Plastic Man. Story by Dan Jurgens. Art by Mike Miller, Saleem Crawford, and Keith Champagne. Green Lantern must team-up with the dubious duo of Booster Gold and Plastic Man to stop a secret organization from obtaining a mysterious package.

Green Lantern #116 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – WRITTEN BY DAN JURGENS; ART BY TOM LYLE AND ANDREW PEPOY; COVER BY JURGENS AND AUSTIN Plastic Man and Booster Gold guest-star in the conclusion of a 2-part story written by Dan Jurgens! Things get serious as Plastic Man is being tortured by the Supplier ? a villain who's been behind-the-scenes in the DCU for quite some time. Green Lantern and Booster Gold have to save Plas and find out the Supplier's shocking secret.

Green Lantern #121 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – WRITTEN BY RON MARZ; ART BY DARRYL BANKS AND DAN DAVIS; COVER BY BANKS AND CAM SMITH. Things start strange and end up stranger when Kyle finds himself married to Jade and fighting alongside heroes introduced in GREEN LANTERN: THE NEW CORPS! Kyle has no idea how he got where he is, but he has no choice but to go with the flow as he leads a hand-picked team on a mission to rescue one of their own and runs into some old "friends."

Green Lantern #122 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – WRITTEN BY RON MARZ; ART BY DARRYL BANKS, CAM SMITH AND ANDY SMITH; COVER BY BANKS AND CAM SMITH. Kyle, Jen and a few members of the new Corps. accomplish their misson of capturing Effigy with ease. Ganthet is pleased. But for how long? In order to get some of his nagging questions answered, will Kyle undo everything, spring Effigy, and risk Ganthet's wrath?

Green Lantern #123 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – WRITTEN BY RON MARZ; ART AND COVER BY DARRYL BANKS AND GREG ADAMS. Green Lantern is plagued by visions of madness and mayhem. After consulting with John Stewart, he journeys to what he believes is the source of all his recent dementia. But first he's gotta get the JLA off his back, have a space chat with Hal Jordan, take care of some business on Barsoom, and, well, you get the picture... Kyle's nuts! And in this state, what will happen when he reaches the homebase of the universe-meddling race the Controllers?

Green Lantern #181 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Written by Ron Marz Art by Luke Ross & Rodney Ramos. Cover by Brandon Peterson, "Homecoming?" Part 6 of 6 reaches its shocking finale! Kyle's ultimate showdown with Major Force rampages across the Earth and beyond, and only one will walk away. Everything Kyle has experienced as Green Lantern leads to a decision that will change him forever! Final issue.

Green Lantern 80 Page Giant #3 Fine/Very Fine (7.0) [DC Comic] – 80 pages, full color The long forgotten story of the Guardians war with Apokolips.

Green Lantern Annual #1 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – ECLIPSO: THE DARKNESS WITHIN Annual Crossover Event continues. To get Green Lantern's power, Eclipso needs Hal Jordan, so he slowly possesses one person after another, including Guy Gardner and Carol Ferris. These victims must fulfill their vengeance fantasies...but Carol's Star Sapphire persona wants Hal dead. Written by Gerard Jones, with art by Andy Smith and John Beatty. Cover by Bill Willingham.

Green Lantern Annual #3 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – The Elseworlds Annuals event, the DC Universe's journey into remote realms of possibility, concludes in what may be the darkest Elseworld yet. Set in Nazi Germany, one of Adolf Hitler's elite strikes a bargain with a demon who grants him a ring with power to ensure a Nazi victory in World War II. Fifty years later, America is a fascist state, with Party members Hal Jordan and Guy Gardner forced to contend with a band of freedom fighters known as Green Lanterns led by Oliver Queen and John Stewart. But the balance of power suddenly shifts when a doubting Hal Jordan is given the evil ring by an odd little man. Now Jordan must battle Guy Gardner - also empowered with a ring - and learn the horrifying and deadly secret behind the green power. Written by David DeVries, with art and cover by Dean Zachary and Andrew Pepoy.

Green Lantern Annual #4 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – A Year One Annual. Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner are caught simultaneously in a strange power-battery vortex that swaps their lives. Written by Ron Marz and Kevin Ferrera, with art by Joe Phillips, Tom Grindberg, John Lowe, Bill Anderson and Dexter Vines. Cover by Phillips and Vines.

Green Lantern Annual #5 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] – The Legends of the Dead Earth Annuals continue. Two stories follow the succession of the last power ring as it's passed down to two very different wielders. With his dying breath, one Green Lantern bequeaths the ring to Taa of the planet Zilliph, beseeching him to seek revenge. But Taa's world is one where decisions are made only by the many in this story by Chuck Dixon, with art by Alcatena. In "Nobler in the Mind," another successor of Kyle Rayner searches desperately to find a soul worthy of the ring and comes up empty...almost. Written by Len Wein, with art by Bill Willingham and Robert Campanella. Cover by Willingham.

Green Lantern Secret Files #1 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Cover pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Kevin Nowlan. Guy Talk, script by Ron Marz, pencils by Lee Moder, inks by Dan Davis. Guy Gardner tells a late-night patron of his bar Warriors how four different men came to take on the mantle of Green Lantern. Kyle Rayner character profile by Ron Marz, pencils by Darryl Banks, inks by Terry Austin. Green Lantern/Hal Jordan/Parallax character profile by Scott Beatty, pencils by Paul Pelletier, inks by Bob Wiacek. Sentinel/Alan Scott character profile by Matt Brady, art by Tom Mandrake. Warrior/Guy Gardner/Green Lantern character profile by Matt Brady, pencils by Kevin Maguire, inks by Karl Story. Kyle Rayner's Sketchbook, script by Ron Marz, pencils by Paul Pelletier and Darryl Banks, inks by Terry Austin. Green Lantern Timeline.

Green Lantern Secret Files #3 Near Mint Minus (9.2) [DC Comic] – WRITTEN BY BEN RAAB, JUDD WINICK, DAN CURTIS JOHNSON, AND VARIOUS; ART BY JAMAL IGLE, GREG SCOTT, MARTIN NODELL, BRENT ANDERSON, PHILIP BOND, MICK GRAY, AND VARIOUS; COVER BY JIM LEE. After the cataclysmic events of GREEN LANTERN #150, explore the past and ever-changing present of Kyle Rayner and DC's other ring bearers! While Kyle fights a dangerous new foe, Jade's discovery of a different ring from Kyle's past causes her to have worries about their relationship (written by Ben Raab with art by Jamal Igle & Dan Davis). Plus: Chase and the DEO investigate the corrupting power of the various Green Lantern rings (written by Dan Curtis Johnson with art by Greg Scott & Mick Gray); the first-ever look at Kyle Rayner's "City Dwellers" comic strip (written by Judd Winick with art by Philip Bond); an Alan Scott pinup by Golden Age Green Lantern artist Martin Nodell; and profiles of Kyle's enemies and allies!

Green Lantern Secret Files 2005 Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] – Written by Geoff Johns Art by Darwyn Cooke, Ethan Van Sciver, Dave Gibbons, Patrick Gleason, Prentis Rollins, and others. Cover by Carlos Pacheco & Jesus Merino. Darwyn Cooke (DC: THE NEW FRONTIER) teams with REBIRTH writer Geoff Johns for the lead story of an extra-sized Special setting the stage for the debut of May's GREEN LANTERN ongoing series! In the lead story, Hal Jordan relives some of the most meaningful flights in his life, joined by an unexpected partner. Rounding out the issue are the prelude to GREEN LANTERN: REBIRTH (by Johns, Van Sciver and Rollins) previously found only in the pages of Wizard; plus profiles of Hal Jordan, his enemies, allies, and more! Plus: profile pages featuring art by Dale Eaglesham, Wade Von Grawbadger, Howard Chaykin, Jamal Igle & Simone Bianchi.

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