Grüne Leuchte #4/1980
"Panik über den Wolken" brings a gripping chapter to Grüne Leuchte #4/1980, where Sonar faces betrayal in his homeland as the ringbearer is falsely accused. With his allies battling a strange, otherworldly threat, Air Wave II steps in to summon the freed Hal Jordan—leading to a shocking revelation about the creature's true identity. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by Mike Grell, with inks by Bruce Patterson and colors by Adrienne Roy, this 1,70 DEM comic features a cover by Mike Grell, capturing the tension in a striking, fully realized artwork.
In "Panik über den Wolken," Jo, the Green Light, finds himself imprisoned in his own city after being falsely accused, while his allies face a mysterious creature terrorizing the skies. With Air Wave II stepping in to aid them and the freed Hal Jordan racing to uncover the truth, the line between enemy and ally begins to blur—especially as the truth behind the creature's identity starts to unravel.
In "Reiter der Luftwellen," newly minted trucker Hal hits the road only to find himself caught in a high-stakes showdown when he rescues a fellow driver and crosses paths with the mysterious hero Air Wave. As the two team up to stop the menacing Master-Tek, Hal uncovers a shocking connection—Air Wave is his cousin, another Hal Jordan, wielding powers that mirror his own.
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