The Green Lantern Chronicles #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues DC's chronological reprinting of the Silver Age Green Lantern series, collecting issues from the early 1960s. It features the further adventures of Hal Jordan as the Emerald Warrior, with stories that expand his mythos and introduce key elements of the Green Lantern Corps. The collection showcases the classic creative team of writer John Broome and artist Gil Kane, capturing the imaginative science-fiction tone of the era.
In "The Diabolical Missile from Qward!", Hal Jordan answers a desperate call from Tomar-Re, who's facing crises on two fronts at once. With time running short, Hal races to the planet Aku to quell a rebellion sparked by the haunting thought images of a long-extinct alien race, then rushes to Tomar-Re’s world to repel a sudden alien invasion. Written by John Broome and brought to life by Gil Kane’s dynamic art and Joe Giella’s precise inks, this 2010 DC adventure delivers classic Green Lantern tension with a crisp, timeless look—complete with a striking cover by Gil Kane and Joe Giella.
When a diabolical missile launched by the Weaponers of Qward threatens to destroy Green Lantern, Hal Jordan must race against time to save not only himself but also Tom Kalmaku, trapped in the deadly radiation. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, Jordan journeys into the heart of Qward, facing the sinister Chief Weaponer Kiman and the relentless robot Gnaxos in a desperate bid to find a cure.
When Carol Ferris hosts a party and invites Green Lantern, her guest of honor arrives as Hal Jordan instead—unmasked and unprepared for the chaos that follows. As crooks in waiter costumes launch a scheme with an impostor Green Lantern, the real hero’s identity hangs in the balance, and the secret behind the mask begins to unravel.
In "The World of Living Phantoms!", Hal Jordan teams up with the newly introduced Green Lantern Tomar-Re as they race across the cosmos to quell two crises at once. On the planet Aku, Hal confronts the haunting thought images of a long-lost alien race, while Tomar-Re faces an alien invasion on his homeworld—both threats testing the limits of willpower and unity. With Carol Ferris, Ibr, Kadmun, Pieface, Alyssha, and Cosmo caught in the crossfire, the fate of entire worlds hangs in the balance.
When 100,000 people vanish from Valdale in a single day, Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] is drawn into a deadly game orchestrated by Sinestro. With the Guardians of the Universe urging him to act, Hal races to Qward, where he must confront Sinestro and the Weaponers of Qward to save the captured citizens—before the planet’s dark secrets consume them all.
When Green Lantern’s dream goes awry, his friend Pieface wakes up with wings—and a whole new way of seeing the world. With Terga Kalmaku waiting at the airport and a hijacking in progress, Hal Jordan must keep his cool, protect the passengers, and figure out how to return Pieface to normal—all while the skies above the city turn into a high-stakes battleground.
In a far future where Earth is under siege by the Zegor warriors—evolved gila monsters from 5700 A.D.—Hal Jordan is summoned by the Solarite council to confront an alien threat that has turned the planet into a battleground. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, Hal must face the gold sea monster and the mysterious Chairman Dasor, all while uncovering secrets tied to Dr. Vance Barnard’s forgotten past.
Hal Jordan teams up with his brothers Jim and Jack to support Jack’s political campaign, but when reporter Sue Williams starts digging into Jim’s past, rumors swirl that he’s secretly the Green Lantern—just as two gangsters, Punchy and Looie, begin making trouble in town.
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