Green Lantern: Rebirth #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis compendium collects the entire Green Lantern: Rebirth storyline, which revitalized the Green Lantern mythos by bringing Hal Jordan back from his fall as Parallax and re-establishing him as the Emerald Knight. Written by Geoff Johns with art by Ethan Van Sciver and others, it sets the stage for the modern era of Green Lantern comics, reintroducing classic characters and the emotional spectrum.
"Epilogue" marks a pivotal moment in Green Lantern: Rebirth, as Hal Jordan’s journey reaches a powerful crossroads. Written by Geoff Johns and illustrated with striking detail by Ethan Van Sciver—whose dynamic pencils also define the cover—this issue brings emotional weight to Hal’s choices, with the League divided and Guy Gardner awakening to reclaim his legacy. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, as long-held tensions surface and the fate of the Green Lantern Corps hangs in the balance.
In the quiet void between stars, Kyle Rayner picks up a desperate signal—aliens screaming of Parallax’s return. Meanwhile, Hal Jordan, still wrestling the weight of his three selves, must answer a call to save a pilot in freefall, even as the Ghostly Guardian stirs within him.
In the aftermath of the emotional and cosmic upheaval of *Green Lantern: Rebirth*, this haunting, interconnected tale weaves together fractured moments across the DC Universe: Kyle’s mysterious crash-landing on Earth with a casket in tow, Hal’s uneasy presence at a baseball game that unsettles the crowd, and a desperate attempt by Black Hand to steal a ring from Oliver Queen—only to be thwarted by Ollie and the Spectre. As Guy’s body explodes in his bar and Coast City begins to rebuild without explanation, Carol’s visit to Ferris Aircraft becomes a quiet revelation when she’s met by Hal, now wearing his old flight jacket, in a moment that lingers just beyond words.
In "null," Hal Jordan and Carol Ferris share a quiet moment before the Justice League intervenes, forcing Hal to confront the chaos surrounding Coast City and Guy Gardner’s struggle with his Vuldarian heritage. As tensions rise and John Stewart turns against the League, Hal is thrust into an unexpected transformation, while Guy awakens to reclaim his Green Lantern legacy—only to face new challenges from within.
In "null," Kyle Rayner races against time to uncover the truth behind Parallax’s return, confronting Green Arrow at the JLA Watchtower with a revelation that could change everything. As Hal Jordan’s body becomes a battleground between Parallax and the Spectre, and John Stewart turns on the Justice League, Kyle faces a shocking betrayal—Sinestro steps forward, claiming responsibility for unleashing the entity that has consumed Hal.
In "null," Hal Jordan’s spirit battles Parallax within the fractured remains of his own mind, while his body lies in a coffin, his ring reclaimed by Green Arrow. As Earth’s heroes rally to free the Corps from Parallax’s grip, Hal’s consciousness follows a fading light trail through the ever-after—guided by Ganthet—leading back to his own shattered form.
In "null," Hal Jordan returns to his role as Earth's greatest Green Lantern, facing down Sinestro and meeting Kyle Rayner for the first time as the Corps reassembles to confront the threat of Parallax. With the Justice League demanding answers, Hal must prove he's more than just a fallen hero—just as the fate of Ganthet hangs in the balance.
In "null," Hal Jordan, bolstered by the wisdom of Alan Scott, makes a bold stand before the Justice League, rallying the Green Lantern Corps to confront Parallax and reclaim the main Power Battery on Oa—where Ganthet’s fate hangs in the balance.
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↩ Reprints Wizard: The Comics Magazine #155 (2004), Green Lantern: Rebirth #1 (2004), Green Lantern: Rebirth #1 (2004), Green Lantern: Rebirth #2 (2005), Green Lantern: Rebirth #3 (2005), Green Lantern: Rebirth #4 (2005), Green Lantern: Rebirth #5 (2005), Green Lantern: Rebirth #6 (2005), Green Lantern #1 (2005), Green Lantern: Rebirth #[nn] (2005)
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