Grüne Leuchte #8/1982
In "Der hüte sich…", der grüne Held Ch´p wird von den Wächtern gezwungen, seinen tödlichen Feinden zu helfen — ein Auftrag, der wenig Vertrauen verspricht. Doch als er die Berrith vor einer außerirdischen Invasion rettet, wendet sich die Bevölkerung rasch zu ihm, und das kleine Felltier in der grünen Uniform findet plötzlich Gehör. Written by Paul Kupperberg and illustrated by Don Newton, with inks by Dan Adkins and colors by Anthony Tollin, the issue's cover by Joe Staton and Steve Mitchell captures the tension and transformation at the heart of the story.
In "Der hüte sich…", Tom Kalmaku grapples with growing self-doubt, even as his wife tries to steady him. When the inhabitants of Abin Sur’s homeworld appeal to the Green Lantern for help, he refuses—igniting the wrath of the universe’s guardians, who demand his presence on OA.
In "null," the Green Light Ch´p is forced by the Guardians to aid his longtime enemies, the Berrith—hardly a welcome mission. Though met with hostility at first, his unexpected heroism in fending off alien invaders swiftly shifts the tide, earning him a rare audience with the very people who once sought his downfall.
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