Green Lantern

Few corners of the DC Universe feel as cosmic and alive as the Green Lantern mythos, and this Bronze Age figure — debuting in 1982's Green Lantern #149 courtesy of Paul Kupperberg and Don Newton — is a testament to just how richly populated that universe became during one of comics' most imaginative eras. Appearing across nearly four decades and 38 catalog entries, this character has kept remarkable company, sharing pages with luminaries like Hal Jordan, Kilowog, Arisia, and Salakk across titles including The Green Lantern Corps, Green Lantern, and even Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Three of those appearances carry key-issue status, making this a name that serious collectors have good reason to track down. For fans who love the sprawling, sector-spanning saga of the Corps, this is one of those rewarding deep cuts that rewards the devoted reader willing to explore beyond the headliners.