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Green Lantern: The Power of Ion #[nn]
In "House on Fire, Part Two," Kyle Rayner grapples with the weight of his Ion powers as he journeys through the histories of Earth’s Green Lanterns. Written by Judd Winick and illustrated by Pat Quinn and Dale Eaglesham, with inks by John Lowe and Rodney Ramos, this pivotal 2003 issue sees Kyle confront pivotal moments in his past—including a rare meeting with his birth father—and make a momentous decision on Oa that reshapes the legacy of the Guardians. The cover by Ariel Olivetti captures the intensity of his transformation.
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Kyle uses his Ion powers to travel back in time and witness the histories of the various Green Lanterns of Earth. He considers changing the past and preventing Hal from becoming Parallax but is talked out of it by Hal himself. Kyle then tracks down and meets his birth father for the first time and they talk at length about the past. Kyle next makes his way to Oa where he consults with Ganthet and gives up a large portion of his Ion powers to resurrect the Guardians of the Universe, albeit as children. Finally, he returns to Earth where he creates a new Green Lantern costume for himself.
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