Green Lantern #22
In "La boule étincelante," Green Lantern faces a crisis unlike any before: a desperate scientist's psychic plea from Earth's brink, as a cosmic threat begins draining the planet's water. When the call fails, the scientist creates a dangerous duplicate of his past villainous self, Dr Polaris—now a force beyond his control, leaving Green Lantern to confront two escalating dangers at once. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky, with inks by Joe Giella, this 1978 issue delivers a tense, mind-bending stand-off from the depths of a single, desperate idea.
In "La boule étincelante," Dr. Emerson faces an alien threat that could drain all Earth's water, reaching out mentally to Green Lantern in a desperate bid for help—only to find his plea unanswered. When his attempt to control the hero fails, he creates a duplicate of his former villainous alter-ego, Dr. Polaris, but loses command over the new entity, leaving Green Lantern now caught between two escalating crises.
In "Le péril jaune," an alien infiltrates Earth disguised as a scientist claiming to have solved Green Lantern’s long-standing weakness to yellow—only to secretly sabotage the power ring, leaving the hero vulnerable. The story unfolds with tense intrigue as the deception unfolds, testing the limits of willpower and trust.
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