Grüne Leuchte #7/1982
In "Hinter Gittern!", a curious doctor can't resist probing the secret behind a talking tiger's transformation—leading him to create a serum that turns him into a superhuman. As his powers grow, so does his hunger for control, pushing him toward chaos. Captain Marvel steps in to stop the escalating threat before it's too late. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell, with art by Don Newton and inks by Kurt Schaffenberger, and featuring a striking cover by Joe Staton, this 1982 issue from Grüne Leuchte delivers a classic sci-fi twist with a touch of moral consequence.
In "Hinter Gittern!", Hal Jordan finds himself imprisoned without his Green Lantern ring, forced to fight a swarm of enemies alone. As Carl Ferris faces treason charges from Jason Bloch, Tom Kalmaku races to recharge the ring and send it to Hal—just in time for the Green Lantern to mount a desperate defense from within the prison walls.
When a doctor can't resist probing the secret behind the talking tiger Mr. Tawyn, he creates a serum from the creature’s blood and injects himself—unleashing a transformation that turns him into a superhuman. Now driven by ambition, he threatens to overwhelm the city, but Captain Marvel stands in his way.
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↩ Reprints World's Finest Comics #259 (1979), Green Lantern #147 (1981)
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