Grüne Leuchte #11/1982
In "Der letzte Tag," Jason und Benjamin Bloch close in on Hal Jordan’s secret identity, while Carl Ferris races to expose them—only to face betrayal from within. With Ferris Aircraft reduced to ashes and hope fading, the fate of the city hangs in the balance. Written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Joe Staton, with colors by Anthony Tollin, this gripping issue features cover art by Joe Staton and Steve Mitchell.
In "Der letzte Tag," Green Lantern faces his final 24 hours on Earth, racing to settle personal matters before his departure. He captures Goldface, thwarts the Bloch brothers' schemes, and shares a heartfelt moment with Carol, their bond deepening as time runs out.
In "Prolog: Der Beginn," Jason and Benjamin Bloch tighten their grip on a secret that could unravel everything, having uncovered Hal Jordan’s true identity. With Carl Ferris holding crucial evidence, a traitor emerges in the shadows, desperate to protect the truth—just as Ferris Aircraft burns to the ground, leaving no clear path forward.
In "null," Grüne Leuchte faces off once more against Goldface in a clash that ends in a stalemate, but not before securing crucial evidence that clears Carl Ferris and allows Ferris Aircraft to rebuild. The story balances high-stakes action with quiet resolve, spotlighting the cost of justice in a world where victories aren’t always decisive.
In "Epilog: das Ende," Green Lantern faces his final 24 hours on Earth, racing to settle personal matters before his departure to distant sectors. He captures Goldface, thwarts the Bloch brothers’ schemes, and shares a heartfelt moment with Carol, their bond sealed in quiet devotion.
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