DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection #60
In "Entgeht nichts Böses meiner Wacht!", Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] and Green Arrow [Oliver Queen] confront the harsh realities of urban decay when Green Arrow brings Hal to witness the suffering of tenants under the grip of slumlord Jubal Slade. After the Guardians of the Universe reprimand Hal for his actions, he defies orders to gather proof of Slade’s crimes—only to find that the Guardians, prompted by Green Arrow’s concerns, have sent a new ally to join them on a mission across America. Together, they set out to uncover the deeper injustices that have long gone unnoticed.
In "Reise nach Desolation!", Green Lantern, Green Arrow, and the Old-Timer arrive in the oppressive company town of Desolation, where the tyrannical Slapper Soames threatens to execute the defiant singer Johnny Walden for spreading ideas of hope through his songs. With the Guardians having stripped Green Lantern of his full power during his leave, he must rely on courage and the spirit of the townspeople to stand against Soames’ regime—proving that even a diminished light can ignite a revolution.
After being attacked by a motorcycle gang, Black Canary finds herself in the grip of the cult leader Joshua, whose influence clouds her mind. When Green Arrow and Green Lantern track her down, Joshua forces her to choose between her loyalty to Oliver Queen and the twisted path he’s carved—putting a gun to his head.
In "Ulysses Star lebt weiter!", Green Lantern and Green Arrow find themselves entangled in a tense clash over logging rights on sacred Native American land. As Hal Jordan hunts for legal proof to back the tribe’s claim, Oliver Queen takes a more mystical approach—channeling the spirit of their ancestor, Ulysses Star, to rally the community. With the help of Old Timer, Theodore Pudd, and Pierre O'Rourke, the heroes work to prevent violence, but the real battle—over justice and recognition—has only just begun.
In "Selbst ein Unserblicher kann sterben!", Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] and Green Arrow [Oliver Queen] accompany Old Timer [Appa Ali Apsa] to the planet Gallo, where he stands trial before the Wächter des Universums and das Tribunal. When the proceedings are abruptly halted and the Old-Timer is condemned without a hearing, the heroes uncover a shocking truth: the Tribunal has been usurped by its own mechanic. Now, they must expose the deception and restore justice before it’s too late.
In "Tod sei mein Schicksal!", Green Lantern, Green Arrow, and Black Canary accompany Old-Timer to Maltus after his exile, only to find the planet overwhelmed by the relentless efforts of Mother Juna. As they confront the consequences of her work, the heroes must navigate a world teetering on the edge—where survival hinges on a balance the Old-Timer now feels compelled to restore.
In "Die Geschichte von Green Lantern," construction engineer Alan Scott survives a deadly bridge explosion, only to discover his survival is tied to a mysterious green lantern. The lantern recounts its ancient origins—a lamp forged by a Chinese craftsman to protect him from violence, later reclaimed by an asylum inmate who found healing in its light. Now, the lantern empowers Scott, who shapes a ring from its remains and uses his newfound abilities to uncover the truth behind the bridge's sabotage, confronting Dekker, a rival contractor with a hidden motive.
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↩ Reprints All-American Comics #16 (1940), Green Lantern #76 (1970), Green Lantern #77 (1970), Green Lantern #78 (1970), Green Lantern #79 (1970), Green Lantern #80 (1970), Hard-Traveling Heroes: The Green Lantern / Green Arrow Collection Volume One #[nn] (1992), The Green Lantern / Green Arrow Collection, Volume Two: More Hard-Traveling Heroes #[nn] (1993)
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