Grüne Leuchte #11/1983
In "Der Fluch von Krystayl," Liana von M´elu faces a devastating choice: save a planet from self-destruction by defying its people’s way of life, only to spark a conflict that forces her to return to OA and stand trial before the Guardians. Written by Kurt Busiek and illustrated by Richard Howell, with inks by Sal Trapani and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1983 issue delivers a morally complex tale of duty and consequence. The cover, by Gil Kane, captures the weight of her decision in stark, evocative detail.
When Hal Jordan was exiled from Earth, the Guardians turned to John Stewart as the new Green Lantern—paired with Green Arrow in a desperate bid to stop a mysterious crystal entity. As the two heroes race to uncover the source of the ancient threat, the weight of legacy and the clash of their differing methods test their resolve.
In "Der höchste Preis," Liana von M´elu faces an impossible choice: save a planet from destruction by breaking her own people's sacred traditions, knowing her defiance will ignite war. Returning to OA, she stands before the Wächters and accepts judgment for her act of rebellion.
In "Held," the Green Beacon faces a moral test when a traveling caravan is in peril, but her faith forbids outside aid. Forced to act, the ring-bearer makes a desperate choice—temporarily surrendering her power to a local to save them.
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