Lysandra

Lysandra made her entrance in the Bronze Age cosmos of DC Comics, debuting in Green Lantern #168 in 1983 courtesy of Joey Cavalieri and George Tuska — stepping into a corner of the universe populated by some of the Corps' most memorable faces, including Salakk, Galius-Zed, and Breeon. Though her catalog footprint is modest, her presence stretches across nearly three decades, touching titles as varied as Guy Gardner: Warrior and Green Lantern: Secret Origin, which speaks to a quiet staying power that collectors of deep-cut GL lore will appreciate. For fans who love the rich, alien-populated tapestry of the Green Lantern mythos at its Bronze Age best, Lysandra is exactly the kind of discovery that makes digging through back issues so rewarding.