Grüne Leuchte #13/1981
In "Sonars Sonar-Atomaren Angriff," Hal Jordan pays a visit to his brother Jim, only to find his sister-in-law convinced that Jim is secretly the Green Lantern. When an attack erupts and the Green Lantern arrives, her suspicions only deepen—though the truth behind the mystery remains shrouded in suspense. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Carmine Infantino with inks by Sid Greene, this 1981 issue from Egmont Ehapa features a cover by Brian Bolland, capturing the tension with striking detail.
In "Sonars Sonar-Atomaren Angriff," Sonar's purchase of aircraft from Ferris Aircraft sets off alarm bells for Grüne Leuchte, who senses danger beneath the surface of what appears to be a routine transaction. With tensions rising, Grüne Leuchte must act fast to prevent a threat that could shatter the fragile peace—before it's too late.
When Hal visits his brother Jim, Jim’s wife is certain Jim is the mysterious Green Light — a belief that only grows when the Green Light suddenly appears during a robbery, just as Jim is at home. The truth behind the identity remains shrouded, and the tension between suspicion and loyalty begins to spark.
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