Grüne Leuchte #4/1983
In "Trautes Grab, Glück allein!", Grüne Leuchte kehrt zu dem Asteroiden zurück, den er als Ersatz-Heim errichtet hat — doch der Ort erweist sich als tödliche Falle. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Keith Pollard, with inks by Mike DeCarlo and colors by Anthony Tollin, this 1983 issue sees Hal Jordan confront a dormant force tied to Hector Hammond’s fractured mind, as a freed meteor awakens long-buried chaos. The cover, penciled and inked by Keith Pollard, captures the eerie stillness before the storm.
In "Trautes Grab, Glück allein!", Hal Jordan returns to the asteroid he once called home—only to find it a deadly trap. When the wreckage unleashes a meteor that awakens the dormant mind of Hector Hammond, the two collide in a battle across space, where madness and memory blur.
In the serene, violence-free world of Paradies-Welt, Jeryll has always upheld peace—until a failed mediation ends in death, earning her a final warning from the court: one more act of violence, and she’ll be exiled forever. Now, with an external threat looming in the form of Feide, she must confront the impossible: defend her home without breaking the very law she’s sworn to uphold.
In "null," Jeryll faces an alien invasion not with force, but by confronting the deep-seated fears of the Glirell people. When the invaders exploit the populace's instinct to fight at the brink of death, Jeryll's resolve shifts—she turns the tide not through violence, but by challenging the cycle itself. The story lingers on the quiet cost of belief, and the weight of leaving behind a world that still needs her.
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