Groene Lantaarn Classics #2701
In "Het vulkanische monster," Thomas' father discovers a gold mine before his sudden passing, leaving Hal to protect the site from falling into the wrong hands. With the mine's secrets tied to volatile forces beneath the surface, Hal must guide Thomas through danger and suspicion. Written by John Broome and brought to life by Gil Kane’s dynamic art and Joe Giella’s sharp inks, this classic tale blends adventure and suspense, with Kane’s cover capturing the story’s looming threat.
In "Het vulkanische monster," Hal Jordan’s energy-duplicate is called to action by the Guardians, then sent to the volcanic world of Calor to confront the monstrous Dryg, who threatens the planet’s people. With no time to spare, the duplicate must face the beast in a desperate bid to protect the Calorians—before the planet’s fury consumes them all.
In "De mysterieuze marionet," the Puppet-Master unleashes a Hypno-Ray to control others and carry out his schemes, turning unwitting victims into his puppets. As his crimes escalate, he sets his sights on Green Lantern, only to find himself outwitted and captured—while back on Earth, Carol Ferris lets her thoughts wander to a future with the hero she admires.
In "Het raadsel van de bevroren stad," Thomas grapples with the sudden loss of his father, who discovered a gold mine before his passing. With the mine’s fate hanging in the balance, his friend Hal steps in to help protect it from falling into the wrong hands—before the frozen city around them reveals its own secrets.
In "Het geheim van de strijders," Green Lantern ventures into the perilous anti-matter realm of Qward, drawn by whispers of a hidden resistance. Facing the darkness of a universe at war with order, he seeks out the few remaining lawful citizens, determined to save them from annihilation.
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