Grüne Leuchte #3/1982
In "Auron… Gott des Lichts, Gott des Todes!", Adam faces a brutal test of loyalty when Alva Xar manipulates him into joining a conquest of Rann, only to turn on him when he refuses. The betrayal culminates in the chilling transformation of Alanna into ice, leaving Adam shattered—before the Zeta-Strahl hurls him back to Earth. Written by Laurie Sutton and illustrated by Rodin Rodriguez, with inks by Larry Mahlstedt and colors by Carl Gafford, this 1982 issue delivers a tense, emotionally charged chapter in the Green Lantern saga, its dramatic intensity heightened by George Pérez’s striking cover art.
In "Auron… Gott des Lichts, Gott des Todes!", Auron stands at the brink of a final confrontation, driving the Zitadelle into retreat beyond the stars. As the Omega-Men prepare to leave Earth behind, the fate of the planet hangs in the balance—caught between the light and the dark.
In "Die Zitadelle im Eis," Adam Strange returns to Rann, where the sea queen Aeriela keeps her promise and guides him to the hidden location of Alana. There, he is unexpectedly captured by Alva Xar, setting the stage for a tense confrontation in the frozen stronghold.
In "null," Alva Xar tries to convince Adam to join him in dominating Rann, but when Adam refuses, the villain transforms Alanna into ice crystals and destroys her. Devastated, Adam is hurled back to Earth by the Zeta-Strahl, left reeling from the loss and the betrayal.
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