Green Lantern #21
In "Petits vols et gros larcins," Manhunter goes deep undercover as Marco Xavier, a deceased playboy whose disappearance goes unreported, to infiltrate the VULTURE criminal network. Written by Jack Miller and illustrated by Joe Certa, this 1978 Green Lantern issue sees Manhunter tracking VULTURE's gang to their headquarters—only to discover the captured overlord is a disguise, not the real Faceless. The cover by Joe Certa captures the tension of the mission in sharp, stylish detail.
In "Contre le Vautour," Manhunter slips into the guise of Marco Xavier, a dead European playboy, to infiltrate the shadowy VULTURE organization. As he tracks the gang to Mr. V's hidden headquarters, the arrest of the apparent overlord reveals a chilling twist—this was just another of Faceless's decoys in disguise.
In "Ainsi... finit... le monde!", Green Lantern is thrust into Earth’s distant past by a fanatical alien scientist determined to erase humanity’s violent history by erasing life itself before it begins. With time and existence hanging in the balance, the hero must confront a chilling vision of a world that never was—and the cost of rewriting it.
In "Super-héros phénomènes," Robby Reed—still reeling from a near-fatal encounter with Dr. Rigoro Mortis' robot Super-Hood—discovers that a strange electrical storm in space has transformed him into a bizarre, unpredictable hero. As he grapples with his new, unpredictable powers, Robby must confront a series of bizarre, otherworldly transformations that blur the line between hero and anomaly.
In "La fin de Green Lantern," Hector Hammond orchestrates a sinister psychological trap, manipulating Green Lantern’s mind to believe the Guardians have stripped him of his power ring—driving him to question his sanity and purpose. The story unfolds with chilling precision, turning the hero’s trust in his allies and his own identity into a weapon against him.
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