Grüne Leuchte #9/1981
In "Totale Sonnenfinsternis," Hal Jordan faces Eclipso in a battle that splits him into two halves—one good, one evil—while Carol Ferris tries to uncover the twisted motive behind her captor’s rage, confronting a horrifying revelation as he reveals his disfigured face. Written by Marv Wolfman and Roy Thomas, with dynamic art by Joe Staton and coloring by Anthony Tollin, this 1981 issue delivers a gripping, high-stakes confrontation. The cover, by Dick Giordano, captures the moment’s intensity with stark, dramatic lines.
In "Totale Sonnenfinsternis," Hal Jordan faces Eclipso in a brutal clash as Carol Ferris tries to uncover the twisted motive behind her captor’s hatred for her family. When Eclipso reveals his disfigured face and threatens her again, the Green Lantern is torn—literally—into a good and a bad half, setting the stage for a battle of wills that tests the very core of his power.
In "Das Geheimnis der Herkunft der Wächter (Teil 2)," die ersten echoes von Kronas Einfluss bringen die beiden Grünen Leuchten in eine neue, unerwartete Rolle. Als Hal Jordan aufgefordert wird, seinen Ring abzugeben, steht Alan Scott vor der Aufgabe, seine Erde zu übernehmen — ein Schritt, der die Machtverhältnisse für immer verändern könnte.
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