Grüne Leuchte #11/1981
In "Wer Sturm sät…", Hector Hammond’s envy of Green Lantern turns dangerously obsessive as he abducts four scientists and accelerates their minds a hundred thousand years using a meteor’s power. Green Lantern, sensing the threat, uses a spare ring to transform Tom Kalmaku into a perfect duplicate of himself—only for the ring to slip from his hand at the critical moment. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Gil Kane with inks by Joe Giella, this 1981 issue from Egmont Ehapa features a cover by Dick Giordano, capturing the tension of a hero’s identity hanging in the balance.
In "Wer Sturm sät…", Jason Bloch kidnaps Carol Ferris, forcing her to destroy her own work in a rage fueled by past betrayal—his exclusion by her father, who once sidelined him. Though the Green Lantern intervenes to stop Jason’s rampage, the real danger lingers: his sons are already plotting revenge against both Carol and the hero.
When Hector Hammond grows jealous of Carol Ferris and plots to steal Green Lantern’s power, he unleashes a meteor-driven experiment that leaps four scientists’ minds ahead by 100,000 years. Green Lantern, sensing the threat, uses Tom Kalmaku’s backup ring to transform him into a perfect duplicate—only for the ring to slip from Tom’s hand at the worst possible moment.
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