The Green Lantern #1
This collection kicks off the 2020 Green Lantern series, following intergalactic lawman Hal Jordan as he navigates a new status quo in the cosmos. Written by Jeremy Adams, the volume reprints issues #1-6, introducing a fresh threat that tests the Green Lantern Corps' authority across the universe.
"Intergalactic Lawman" kicks off Grant Morrison’s bold new era of The Green Lantern with a cosmic twist: when the Earth is shrunk and put up for auction by the villainous Volgar Zo, Hal Jordan arrives to find the planet already claimed by The Shepherd, a charismatic figure who’s brainwashed its inhabitants into worshipping him. With the rest of the Green Lantern Corps hunting down the intergalactic villains gathered for the auction, Hal must confront a god-like figure in a world that no longer remembers its own reality. Liam Sharp’s dynamic art and Steve Oliff’s vivid colors bring this high-stakes, mind-bending scenario to life, while Tom Orzechowski’s lettering keeps the tension crisp—this is Green Lantern at its most mythic and unpredictable.
In "Intergalactic Lawman," Hal Jordan faces his toughest assignment yet when a fleet of intergalactic criminals—captured by Green Lanterns and bound for a high-security prison—break free, hijack their transport, and crash-land on Earth. With the help of fellow Corps members like Maxim Tox and Trilla-Tru, Hal must track down the escaped felons before they cause chaos across the planet. His mission takes a sharp turn when he reaches New Oa, where a Guardian delivers a revelation that casts doubt on everything he thought he knew about the Corps and the universe he protects.
In "Darkness Visible," the Green Lantern Corps scrambles as entire planets vanish from their orbits, leaving behind only silence. With the Blackstars having freed the malevolent Evil Star, Hal Jordan turns to the captured Vegan spider-pirate, Retlops, in a desperate bid to uncover who stole the Venturan Luck Dial—before the galaxy’s unraveling becomes irreversible.
In "Slave Lords of the Stars," Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps arrive just as Volgar Zo auctions off Earth to a galaxy of despots—only to find the planet already claimed by The Shepherd, who’s turned its people into devoted followers. With the Corps scattered chasing the intergalactic villains behind the auction, Hal must confront a godlike figure who’s rewritten reality itself, all while the fate of Earth hangs in the balance.
In a pulse-pounding chapter of The Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, Tagort, and Venizz race to stop a pair of Sun-Eaters from consuming the planet Weirwimm, where Countess Belzebeth is poised to claim a vault's hidden treasure. As the Guardians turn their gaze on Hal over the death of Volgar Zo, the cosmic threat escalates—pushing the Green Lanterns to the edge of their willpower and beyond.
In "Under Strange Skies," Hal Jordan—caught between his identity as Green Lantern and the shadow of Blackstar Parallax—faces a brutal test of loyalty when Countess Belzebeth commands him to kill Adam Strange. With the fate of Rann and the Guardians hanging in the balance, Hal must navigate deception, ancient alien threats, and the ever-present pull of his fractured mind.
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