Green Lantern #2

Apr 1973 · Arédit-Artima · 1,50 FRF; 15 BEF; 1.50 CHF; 1.58 MAD; 0.35 CAD

📊 ~142,344 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Prisonnier du masque doré," a mysterious wave of magical orbs descends upon Earth, granting the wishes of anyone who touches them—leaving Dr. George Lynch deeply suspicious of their true purpose. Written by Sid Gerson and brought to life with dynamic art by Carmine Infantino and Bernard Sachs, this 1973 Green Lantern issue unfolds with eerie wonder and quiet dread. The cover by Gil Kane, inked by Sid Greene, captures the haunting allure of the golden mask that looms over the story’s central mystery.

Contains 3 stories

Prisonnier du masque doré

14.67 pp · Superhero

Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Pieface [Tom Kalmaku]Carol FerrisElke HensenAerialist [Otto Fisher]

Le péril des anneaux de Saturne

7 pp · Science Fiction

Tommy GawainEdward GawainIcoidThermoid

Alerte aux envahisseurs

6 pp · Science Fiction

Dr. George LynchJimmy LynchAndyBill

When mysterious magical orbs begin falling to Earth, granting wishes to anyone who touches them, Dr. George Lynch grows suspicious—something about their sudden arrival feels too deliberate to be coincidence. Written by ? (traduction), this six-page 1973 Green Lantern story explores the quiet unease beneath a world suddenly granted miracles.