Green Lantern #28
In the quiet town of Piper's Dell, Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] is called to action when a crumbling sea wall threatens the community, only to find himself ensnared in a sinister plot orchestrated by his old foe, Black Hand [Wilbur Palm]. As the town’s plastic factory emits a toxic gas that weakens him, Hal must rely on his trusty ring and the unexpected help of Green Arrow [Oliver Queen] to confront a mind-controlled populace and unravel Black Hand’s scheme. With Carol Ferris and Dinah Drake Lance [Black Canary] caught in the crossfire, the battle for Piper's Dell becomes a test of will, courage, and the bonds that hold heroes together.
In "Les harpies," Green Lantern answers Green Arrow’s call when he and Black Canary are attacked by mysterious harpies. Trapped in a scheme orchestrated by the Witch Queen on behalf of her brother Sinestro, the heroes uncover a hidden past tied to a band of Amazons exiled by a wizard—now returned to exact revenge on men. With the fate of Green Lantern hanging in the balance, the team races toward the Witch Queen’s stronghold, where they must face the legendary Medusa.
When former foe Erick Bolton escapes prison and undergoes a bizarre transformation into the enigmatic Moon Man, his criminal spree threatens to spiral out of control. With help from Gramps Reed and Miss Millie, Robby Reed—still grappling with his own legacy as Hoopster and Mole-Cometeer—must track down the unstable villain before he strikes again.
When Guy Gardner is injured, the Guardians of the Universe task Hal Jordan with training a new backup—John Stewart, a man with his own vision of what it means to be a Green Lantern. As tensions rise, John uncovers a shocking deception behind an attempted assassination of the racist politician Jeremiah Clutcher, revealing a scheme far more calculated than it first appears.
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↩ Reprints House of Mystery #168 (1967), Green Lantern #82 (1971), Green Lantern #84 (1971), Green Lantern #87 (1971)
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