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Green Lantern#33
Cover: Alex Saviuk & Mike Grell

Green Lantern #33

Nov 1980 · Arédit-Artima · 4 FRF; 2 CHF
📊 ~63,801 copies sold its debut month
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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"Le chevalier des ondes" marks a pivotal moment in Green Lantern’s saga, introducing a haunting new threat in a story written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by Alex Saviuk, with inks by Vince Colletta and David Hunt. When Taupin, a former slave aboard a doomed alien ship, escapes to Earth and begins recruiting captives—including Dinah—his path crosses with Green Lantern, Green Arrow, and the Black Canary, plunging them into a crisis that tests their resolve. The cover, by Alex Saviuk and Mike Grell, captures the tension of a world on the brink, as the Lucanian war fleet looms with an ultimatum: surrender Taupin, or face the deaths of those he’s enslaved.

Contains 4 stories
Le chevalier des ondes
23 pp · Superhero
Letters typographie
Air Wave [Hal Jordan] (intro)Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]IttyMater-Tek (villain)Bertha Vann (trucker Goldilocks)Airwave [Larry Jordan](flashback)

In "Le chevalier des ondes," newly minted trucker Hal Jordan saves a fellow driver, only to team up with a mysterious new hero named Air Wave—only to discover the truth that Air Wave is none other than his own cousin, also named Hal Jordan. The story unfolds as the two Hal Jordans confront the villain Master-Tek, navigating a clash of identities and unexpected family ties.

Malfaiteurs en herbe
22 pp · Superhero
Letters typographie
Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]le Canari Noir [Black Canary] [Dinah Lance]Speedy [Roy Harper] (flashback)Great Frog (Roy's band)le maire Jack Major [Mayor Jack Major]le commissaire de police Elmer Durgin [Police Commissioner Elmer Durgin]les Dynamiteurs [Blazing Infernos] (gang)Justin MarcusHarry BarkisLeonard Fish

In "Malfaiteurs en herbe," Green Arrow, Black Canary, and Roy Harper investigate a bomb attack in Star City, while Mayor Jack Major quietly considers pushing Oliver to run for office—adding political pressure to an already tense case.

La révolte du Cadran-h !
16 pp · Superhero
Letters typographie
Robby Reed [Branchi-man [Gill Man]l'Homme de Glace [Human Icicle]Strata-man [Strata Man]]Speed BoysGramps Reed

In "La révolte du Cadran-h !", the Speed Boys' high-speed reaction thruster sends shockwaves through the city—unintended consequences that twist Robby’s heroic nature into something darker. With no warning and no control, the very power meant to outpace danger begins to unravel the hero from within.

Le renégat de l'espace
44.67 pp · Superhero
Letters typographie
Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Green Lantern [Gala De] (dies)TaupinDinah Drake Lance [Black Canary]les Gardiens [Guardians of the Universe]Tom (TV interviewer)aliens (of Loga 12)bystanders (unnamed)IttyAir Wave [Hal Jordan]Commander Pi-X-Square

In "Le renégat de l'espace," the escaped slave Taupin crashes onto Earth after his alien ship is destroyed, seeking refuge and revenge. Now hunted by Green Lantern and pursued by the Lucanian war fleet, Taupin manipulates new victims—including Dinah—while Green Arrow and the Black Canary race to free the captives before the Lucanian commander demands a deadly ultimatum.

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Full credits

cover pencils Alex Saviuk
cover pencils, inks Mike Grell

Reprints

↩ Reprints House of Mystery #173 (1968), Captain America #109 (1969), The Avengers #67 (1969), Green Lantern #100 (1978), Green Lantern #102 (1978), Green Lantern #103 (1978)

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