Batman #647
In "Cuídense de mi poder," John Stewart steps into the role of Green Lantern with a fierce independence that sets him apart from his predecessors. As Hal Jordan trains a new recruit, Stewart uncovers a dangerous deception behind an attempted assassination of racist politician Jeremiah Clutcher—revealing a political manipulation that tests the limits of justice and power. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated with bold intensity by Neal Adams, with inks by Dick Giordano, this 1972 issue stands as a defining moment in the Green Lantern mythos, featuring a cover by Neal Adams that captures the story’s gripping tension.
In "Cuídense de mi poder," John Stewart steps into the role of Green Lantern with a fierce independence that clashes with the Guardians' expectations. When a suspicious assassination attempt on racist politician Jeremiah Clutcher reveals a manipulative scheme, Stewart must navigate the politics of power and prejudice—without the guidance of his more conventional mentor.
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