Gigant #6/1982
When the Star-Tsar strikes again, Green Arrow and Black Canary are caught in a deadly ambush, leaving Dinah gravely wounded. As the Justice League investigates, Snapper Carr reveals that the Star-Tsar’s identity has been usurped by astronomer Richard Rigel—only to find the man already in their custody. With the truth unraveling, Green Arrow faces a painful choice that will test his loyalty to the team.
In "Reprise," the reformed sorcerer Felix Faust seeks the Justice League’s aid when he’s overtaken by the malevolent spirit of the ancient wizard Nostromus, forced to enact dark deeds against his will. With Green Arrow stepping in to help despite his official resignation, the team must navigate the fragile line between redemption and manipulation, as the battle for Faust’s mind unfolds under the watchful eyes of Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, Hawkman, Black Canary, Zatanna, and Green Arrow.
In "Mannen som stjal sjeler," the Thanagarian criminal Norch Lor arrives on Earth with a terrifying purpose: using the forbidden Ghenna Box, he begins stealing the consciousness of ordinary people—and even members of the Justice League of America, including Lynet, Haukepiken, and Lynvingen—leaving behind empty shells. As the Guardians of the Universe send Tomar-re to investigate, the line between mind and body blurs, and the League must confront a foe who doesn’t just attack the world, but steals its very soul.
In the wilds of the western frontier, a band of Vikings, displaced by a storm, rescue an Amerindian boy named Arak from a drifting raft. Over the next ten years, Arak grows into a fierce warrior among them, as the raiders brutalize towns and monasteries in their wake. But when they target a monastery that harbors an ancient, otherworldly force, their relentless violence awakens something far beyond their understanding.
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