Grüne Leuchte #10/1983
In "Der Barbar", Grüne Leuchte erwacht in einer mittelalterlichen Burg, glaubt sich als der Kämpfer Haljor und kämpft gemeinsam mit seiner Begleiterin Dorinda gegen den mächtigen dreiköpfigen Wächtärr. Die Ereignisse sind Teil einer Manipulation durch den Magier Myrwhydden, der Hal Jordans Willenskraft nutzt, um seine eigene Macht zu stärken. Gleichzeitig wächst das Kristallwesen unaufhaltsam, absorbierend, während die Wächter einen Ersatz für Hal Jordan planen. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Keith Pollard, with inks by Dan Adkins and colors by Gene D'Angelo, the cover by Keith Pollard captures the epic clash in stark, dramatic detail.
In "Der Barbar," Grüne Leuchte awakens in a medieval castle, convinced he is the warrior Haljor, bound to defend the realm alongside his companion Dorinda. Together, they face the terrifying three-headed Wächtärr, all while the sinister Magier Myrwhydden manipulates minds to feed on Hal Jordan’s will. As a crystalline entity grows stronger, absorbing those around it, the Wächter prepare to activate Hal’s replacement—though the true cost of this plan remains hidden.
In "Sturm-Bruder," Jo, once a member of the Green Beacon, grapples with exile after being cast aside by the Guardians. When her long-time archenemy reappears, their clash is cut short by a sudden disaster that forces them to set aside their rivalry—though the true cost of their past still lingers.
In "Der Lehrjunge," a young apprentice steals the Green Light's ring while he sleeps, eager to test its power—only to find the master arrives in disguise as a monstrous foe, ready to teach a lesson in responsibility.
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