Green Lantern: Rebirth #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2007 collection brings together the six-issue miniseries that revitalized Hal Jordan's legacy as the Green Lantern of Sector 2814. Written by Geoff Johns with art by Ethan Van Sciver, the story follows the return of Hal Jordan from his time as the Spectre, as he confronts the lingering effects of his past corruption and faces a new threat from the renegade Sinestro. The volume sets the stage for the modern Green Lantern mythos, reintroducing key characters and concepts that would define the franchise for years to come.
In "The Day Before," Geoff Johns and Ethan Van Sciver deliver a pivotal moment in the Green Lantern mythos as Hal Jordan’s return takes a dramatic turn. With the Justice League divided and Guy Gardner awakening from a coma to reclaim his Green Lantern legacy, tensions flare and the line between hero and vengeance blurs. The story unfolds with emotional weight and high stakes, all while the Guardians’ secrets begin to surface—cover by Ethan Van Sciver.
In "The Day Before," Kyle Rayner drifts through the void, haunted by the growing dread of Parallax’s return as terrified aliens flash warnings past him. Meanwhile, Hal Jordan—caught between his roles as the Spectre, Parallax, and the Ghostly Guardian—must answer a desperate call to save a pilot in freefall, even as his fractured identities threaten to consume him.
In the wake of Green Lantern: Rebirth, "Blackest Night" unfolds as a haunting, interconnected mystery: Kyle’s crash-landing on Earth with a mysterious casket sets off a chain of unsettling events. As Hal, Guy, and John share a moment at a baseball game, the crowd’s reaction to Hal’s presence hints at something deeper, while Black Hand’s failed attempt on Oliver Queen’s ring only deepens the dread. Meanwhile, Guy’s sudden death, Carol’s eerie reunion with Ferris Aircraft’s rebirth, and the looming presence of the Spectre all point to a force reaching across the universe—something ancient, hungry, and far from finished.
In "Enemies Within," Hal Jordan and Carol Ferris find their fragile moment interrupted by the Justice League, who demand answers about Hal’s actions in Coast City and Guy Gardner’s sudden rejection of his Vuldarian heritage. As tensions rise and John Stewart turns against his allies, Hal is forced to embrace a far darker power—becoming the Spectre—while Guy awakens from his coma, reclaiming his Green Lantern ring. Elsewhere, Kilowog confronts Kyle Rayner over a mysterious casket in a spaceship, only to be met by Ganthet, who declares Hal Jordan’s body is now under the Guardians’ protection.
In "Yellow," Kyle Rayner races against time to uncover the truth behind Parallax’s return, revealing its shocking connection to Hal Jordan’s fall. With the JLA under siege and the Spectre closing in, Kyle and Green Arrow must confront the chilling revelation that Sinestro himself orchestrated the resurgence of the entity that destroyed Hal.
In "Force of Will," Hal Jordan’s spirit battles Parallax within the fractured minds of his fellow Green Lanterns, while on Earth, Kyle and Green Arrow face Sinestro in a desperate stand. As the universe teeters on the edge of collapse, Ganthet frees Guy, John, and Kilowog from Parallax’s grip, and Hal’s will—guided by a fading light from Ganthet—leads him back through the veil of death.
In "Rings," Hal Jordan returns to his role as the Green Lantern, confronting Sinestro and meeting Kyle Rayner for the first time as the Corps reassembles to face the threat of Parallax. With the Justice League demanding answers, Hal must prove he’s still worthy—before the universe falls into darkness.
In "Brightest Day," 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—locking the entity away once more.
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↩ Reprints Wizard: The Comics Magazine #155 (2004), Green Lantern: Rebirth #1 (2004), Green Lantern: Rebirth #1 (2004), Green Lantern: Rebirth #1 (2004), Green Lantern: Rebirth #2 (2005), Green Lantern: Rebirth #2 (2005), 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: Rebirth #[nn] (2005)
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