Green Lantern: The Silver Age #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects Green Lantern #27-38, originally published from 1964 to 1965, continuing the Silver Age adventures of Hal Jordan as the Emerald Gladiator. Written by John Broome with art by Gil Kane, these issues feature classic foes like Sinestro and the Shark, alongside the introduction of the Star Sapphire. The collection showcases the cosmic and Earth-bound heroics that defined the era's Green Lantern mythos.
In "Secret of the Power-Ringed Robot!", Hal Jordan faces a mystery that ties his willpower to an unexpected mechanical enigma, testing the limits of his ring and his resolve. This 2019 issue, featuring classic art by Gil Kane and Sid Greene, brings together iconic figures from Green Lantern's past—including Alan Scott, Tomar-Re, and Black Hand—through a series of striking back cover illustrations that spotlight their legendary stories. The cover by Nick Derington captures the intrigue with a sleek, retro-inspired design.
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Hal Jordan foils a bank robbery by the Triple Plays, but the fourth man they added for the job, Pete Claypool, completes the robbery. Pete later inherits a fortune and becomes smitten with Carol Ferris after moving next door, where he frames Hal for the robbery in an attempt to remove his romantic competition, but Hal forces Pete to confess to the police.
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