Green Lantern #18
In "Notre cerveau à moteur," Green Lanterns from Earth-1 and Earth-2 face a bizarre mystery when Doiby Dickles' old taxi, Goitrude, suddenly turns criminal and leads a gang—only to uncover a mind-controlled scheme orchestrated by Sinestro, who's using the vehicle to target the Guardians' central power battery. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Gil Kane, with cover art by Gil Kane, this 1977 issue delivers a clever twist on the familiar, blending classic sci-fi intrigue with a touch of absurdity.
When Doiby Dickles’s old taxi, Goitrude, suddenly turns criminal and leads a gang, Earth-1 and Earth-2’s Green Lanterns are baffled—until they uncover a sinister mind behind the wheel. Sinestro, using mental control from within the cab’s cockpit, has set his sights on stealing the Guardians’ central power battery.
In "Disparition d'un monde," the Manhawks break free from their prison on Thanagar, only to vanish the planet itself—leaving behind a mystery that unfolds when they suddenly appear on Rann, hunting for the device that granted them their strange powers.
In "Baron Bug," Robby and his team—this time joined by a pair of twins—face off against a criminal scientist who weaponizes giant insects to pull off his heists. With no clear victory in sight, the battle tests their courage and teamwork in a showdown that turns the city into a battleground of monstrous bugs and daring escapes.
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