The Green Lantern Chronicles #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Peril of the Yellow World!", Hal Jordan finds himself trapped on Qward after Sinestro exploits a hidden telepathic command to free himself—only to face a cunning trap of his own design. With the odds stacked against him and his ring his only hope, Hal must outwit Sinestro in a battle that tests both his will and his ingenuity. Written by John Broome and brought to life by Gil Kane’s dynamic art and Joe Giella’s precise inks, this 2012 DC tale delivers a tense, high-stakes showdown with a classic Green Lantern edge.
When Hal Jordan intercepts a string of high-stakes robberies timed to rocket launches in Rocket City, he finds himself racing against both the clock and his nearly drained power ring. With the Rocket Gang’s next heist looming and his energy dwindling, Hal must rely on quick thinking and a little help from a familiar face to stop the chaos before it ignites.
In a bold twist of fate, the Zamarons descend on Earth to crown Carol Ferris their new queen, transforming her into the powerful Star Sapphire. With her new role tested by a fierce trial, she must confront Green Lantern—Hal Jordan—in a battle that will redefine loyalty, power, and identity.
In "The Spy-Eye That Doomed Green Lantern!", Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] finds himself entangled in a high-stakes espionage plot when master spy Ivar Domann and his network of international spies target a secret military plane—or its blueprints. With help from Pieface [Thomas Kalmaku], Carol Ferris, and a team of Air Force Generals, Hal must outwit the spies while keeping his identity hidden, turning their surveillance against them in a tense game of deception.
When a reckless test goes awry, Bill Baggett stumbles upon Hal Jordan’s Green Lantern ring and wields its power with destructive intent—pushing the limits of the Corps' most sacred tool. Hal must confront not just the danger of the ring in unfamiliar hands, but the test of willpower itself as he fights to reclaim it.
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