Cover: Neal Adams

Green Lantern #79

Sep 1970 · DC · 0.15 USD

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“Ulysses Star Is Still Alive!”

In "Ulysses Star Is Still Alive!", Green Lantern and Green Arrow take on a powerful environmental and cultural clash, standing with Native Americans fighting to protect their ancestral land from destructive logging. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated with striking detail by Neal Adams—whose dynamic pencils and inks define the cover—this 1970 issue blends social commentary with superhero action, leaving the fate of the land’s legal claim hanging in the balance.

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writer Denny O'Neil · artist Neal Adams · inker Dan Adkins · letterer John Costanza · cover Neal Adams

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writer Denny O'Neil

artist Neal Adams

inker Dan Adkins

letterer John Costanza

cover pencils, inks Neal Adams

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Green Lantern and Green Arrow get involved in a dispute over logging rights on Native American land. While GL searches for documentation for the Indians' claim, GA tries to inspire them with the ghost of their ancestor. Though the heroes are able to prevent all-out conflict between the loggers and the Natives, and the leaders of the loggers are arrested, only time will tell if the Indians' claim will hold up in a court of law.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).