Green Lantern: Kyle Rayner #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis compendium collects the full run of the 2017 Green Lantern: Kyle Rayner series, reprinting the adventures of the fan-favorite Lantern as he rises to prominence in the DC Universe. Written by Ron Marz with art by Darryl Banks and others, it covers Kyle's early days as the sole Green Lantern following the destruction of the Corps, his battles with villains like Parallax and the Cyborg Superman, and his journey to embrace his legacy. The volume includes issues #1–6 of the series, along with related material from the era.
"Emerald Twilight, Part One: The Past" kicks off a pivotal moment in Green Lantern history, as a fanatically driven Hal Jordan turns on the Corps, leaving Oa in ruins. With the Guardians' power shattered and the last Green Lantern ring passed to Kyle Rayner, the fate of the universe hangs in the balance. Written by Ron Marz and brought to life by Darryl Banks' striking art, this issue marks a defining moment in Kyle Rayner's journey, with cover art by Darryl Banks and Terry Austin.
In "Emerald Twilight, Part Three: The Future," a fanatically driven Hal Jordan turns on the Green Lantern Corps, overwhelming Oa with his rage and power. With the Guardians' last hope, Ganthet flees to Earth and entrusts the final power ring to Kyle Rayner, marking the beginning of a new, uncertain era.
In "Assault & Battery," Kyle Rayner is consumed by rage after the murder of his girlfriend Alex, leading to a brutal clash with her killer, Major Force—only to be separated by the Los Angeles Special Crimes Unit. Still reeling, he’s confronted with a shocking revelation when former Green Lantern Alan Scott arrives, recounting Hal Jordan’s rise and fall from hero to Parallax. Before he can process it, Superman and Metron of the New Gods appear, summoning Kyle to take on a role no one else can fill.
In "Escape to Nowhere," Vril and his R.E.B.E.L.S. race to evade a relentless L.E.G.I.O.N fleet, while Lyrl seeks help from Green Lantern to confront his father—adding urgent tension to a desperate flight across the stars.
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↩ Reprints Green Lantern #48 (1994), Green Lantern #49 (1994), Green Lantern #50 (1994), Green Lantern #51 (1994), Green Lantern #52 (1994), Green Lantern #53 (1994), Green Lantern #54 (1994), Green Lantern #55 (1994), Green Lantern #0 (1994), Green Lantern #56 (1994), R.E.B.E.L.S. '94 #1 (1994), Green Lantern #57 (1994), The New Titans #116 (1994), The New Titans #117 (1995), Green Lantern: A New Dawn #[nn] (1998)
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