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3 days ago · Green Lantern has proven that he’s worthy of possessing the Dark Star Ring and all the power that it comes with. John is already the strongest active Green Lantern, but Olgrun’s willpower more than puts him over the top. But if the aspects are found by an unworthy person, Olgrun would be reborn and usher in an age of darkness.
1 day ago · Hal Jordan was the main Green Lantern in the Silver Age of Comics, with his debut reintroducing and rebooting the concept compared to how it was handled in the Golden Age with Alan Scott. For most of the Silver Age and Bronze Age, Hal was something of a cipher and lacked much in the way of depth. Of course, this was the norm for DC Comics ...
1 day ago · Positives. Green Lantern #15 does a great job of giving the reader some fun de-powered Hal Jordan action. It doesn’t really matter why Hal’s ring isn’t working for the majority of the issue, it’s just fun, fast-paced and action oriented. It does demonstrate Hal’s resourcefulness, but it also shows the risk-taking aspect of Hal’s ...
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- 19 Stel
- 18 Salaak
- 17 Rot Lop Fan
- 16 Bzzd
- 15 Green Man
- 14 B'dg
- 13 Soranik Natu
- 12 Leezle Pon
- 11 Jessica Cruz
Created in 1992 by Gerard Jones, Pat Broderick, Romeo Tanghal, Albert De Guzman, and Anthony Tollin, Boodikka is an alien who worked as a mercenary before joining the Corps. Although Hal Jordan was initially wary of her aggressive attitude, she quickly proved herself in battle against Star Sapphire and Eclipso. While she proved a skilled and able m...
Stel is a robot. Created in 1962 by John Broome and Gil Kane, Stel has been kicking around the Green Lantern Corps for almost as long as Hal Jordan himself. Trained by Sinestro before his fall, Stel has long been a mainstay Green Lantern for various space adventures. Battling Qwardians, Nekron, and the rogue Guardian Krona, Stel has been through it...
Created in 1982 by Marv Wolfman and Joe Staton, Salaak was a bit of a minor player before the revival of the Green Lantern Corps after Emerald Twilight. Introduced as a veteran Lantern, he was generally a loner and a pessimist. He did eventually come out of his shell a bit, befriending squirrel Green Lantern Ch'p. Salaak even married a human woman,...
In the 1980s, Alan Moore wrote a few Green Lantern comics. Some of his creations would go on to be key elements in the Lantern mythos, including Mogo and Sodom Yat. Most importantly, Geoff Johns would come back to one of the stories, and spin out his entire Blackest Night storyline from a single page in one of Moore's Lantern comics. Indeed, Johns ...
Bzzd is a fairly minor Green Lantern in the context of narrative, but in the context of the Green Lantern Corps, he is one of the most respected and powerful members due to his incredible willpower. A wasp-like alien no bigger than a house fly, Bzzd is one of the smallest Green Lanterns. While his willpower allows him to create incredible construct...
From the planet Uxor, Green Man is a bit of an anomaly. The Uxorians frown upon individuality and as such don't like it when others demonstrate it. Green Man bucked this trend, rebelling against this sentiment, and longing for a personal identity. Joining the Green Lanterns was the biggest way he could do so, and he leapt at the chance. Unfortunate...
In the wake of Hal Jordan's rebirth and redemption, the Green Lantern Corps is reborn and reconstructed once again. One of the first recruits is the squirrel-like H'lvenite B'dg (pronounced Badge). A successor to fellow H'lvenite Ch'p, who met his untimely demise by way of getting flattened by a yellow truck, B'dg quickly establishes himself as one...
In order to talk about Soranik Natu, we first have to talk a little bit about Sinestro. Once regarded as the greatest Green Lantern, Sinestro fell from grace after it was revealed he had used his ring to set up an absolute dictatorship on his home planet of Korugar. Soranik, another native of Korugar, thus came to view the Green Lanterns as a symbo...
Another of Alan Moore's oddball Lantern creations from the '80s, Leezle Pon is a super-intelligent smallpox virus. First introduced in a list of Lanterns unable to attend group meetings on Oa, they avoid the meetings due to a risk of infecting their fellow Lanterns. It would not be until Geoff Johns started using some of Alan Moore's more off the w...
The most recent of Earth's Green Lanterns, Jessica Cruz is an interesting case. You see, Jessica Cruz has anxiety and agoraphobia. A lot of fans were confused about how someone afraid to even step outside could be a Green Lantern. After all, the one requirement for being a Green Lantern is the ability to overcome great fear. At first, she wielded t...
As a popular character in the 1940s, the Green Lantern featured both in anthology books such as All-American Comics and Comic Cavalcade, as well as his own book, Green Lantern. He also appeared in All Star Comics as a member of the superhero team known as the Justice Society of America.
Sep 12, 2022 · While the later stories in In a Glass Darkly tend to return to the foreign scenes and aristocratic trappings that characterize the 18th-century gothic genre, “Green Tea” admirably exemplifies the popularity of the Victorian domestic gothic in its choice of a suburban setting. Mr.
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"Through a Glass, Darkly" is a poem by American general George S. Patton, which explores Patton's strong beliefs in Christianity and reincarnation through stories of his previous lives and deaths in combat during historic battles. [1]
