Green Lantern #157
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "There's No Grave Like Home," Green Lantern faces a chilling escalation as Hector Hammond, driven by desperation and greed, recovers another fragment of the meteor that granted him his powers—only to find that the more he leans on its energy, the more it unravels him. Written by Mike W. Barr and brought to life with sharp, atmospheric art by Keith Pollard, this 1982 issue pushes Hammond to the brink, revealing the fragile line between power and ruin. The cover, also by Pollard, captures the moment of peak tension with a haunting, grounded intensity.
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Hector Hammond has been able to find another piece of the meteor that gave him his powers, and uses it to increase his powers. But overuse while trying to defeat Green Lantern reverts him back to his helpless state.
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