Green Lanterns #6
Green Lanterns Vol. 6: A World of Our Own collects issues #32-37 of the 2016 Green Lanterns series, continuing the adventures of rookie Lanterns Jessica Cruz and Simon Baz. This arc sees the duo facing a new threat that challenges their partnership and their understanding of the Green Lantern Corps' role in the universe, as writer Tim Seeley explores themes of identity and belonging. The volume also features a crossover with the 'Dark Nights: Metal' event, tying into the larger DC Universe.
In "Work Release Part One," Jessica’s quiet shift at her new restaurant takes a sudden turn when Bolphunga The Unrelenting arrives, seeking a Green Lantern to help him. With Simon joining her, Bolphunga reveals he was sent to kill someone—only to discover it was his own father—and now both are on the run from the relentless Singularity Jane. Meanwhile, on Ungara, Anthene begins investigating the murder of a crew member, adding another thread to the growing mystery. Written by Tim Seeley and illustrated by Carlo Barberi, with inks by Matt Santorelli, colors by Ulises Arreola, and letters by Dave Sharpe, the issue’s cover by Brandon Peterson captures the tension of a world on edge.
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Jessica's new restaurant job is interrupted by the arrival of Bolphunga The Unrelenting who is looking for a Green Lantern to fight. When Simon joins Jessica, Bolphunga confesses that he needs the Lanterns' help. Bolphunga had been hired by Singularity Jane to kill someone, but when the assigned target turned out to be his father, Bolphunga and his father fled to Earth. Jane is not happy about this and comes to Earth to track them down. Meanwhile on Ungara, Anthene investigates the murder of a member of her crew.
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