Green Lantern – New 52 | Comics

Hal Jordan finds himself powerless and five years younger in a world that hates and doubts superheroes. Without a job and the Power Ring, Hal’s life becomes quite a mess and his relationship with Carol Ferris is at stress. Then his former enemy Sinestro shows up at his doorstep with an offer to regain his Power Ring.

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The ring Sinestro gave to Hal Jordan operates only by his will and Sinestro can turn it on or off at any time as a safety measure. To fight the derailed members of his own Corps, Sinestro recruits him to his journey to Korugar that led them to a battle there. This two has teamed up for many other adventures alongside the other members of the Corps.

Hal took part in resistance against Darkseid when he led an invasion on Earth with an army of Parademons seeking Anti-Life Equation along with fellow superhero Aquaman, Batman, Cyborg, Superman, The Flash and Wonder Woman (Justice League – Origin). This magnificent seven would fought as a team and dub themselves as Justice League to public. Hal Jordan faces Indigo Tribe who abducts Sinestro and he also meets sinister villain Black Hand at their homeworld.

Meanwhile, a troubled Lebanese-American Muslim, Simon Baz is appointed as a new Green Lantern by The Guardians, who found Thaal Sinestro's ring in middle of a desperate situation and is aided by B'dg. Baz also get membership to the Justice League of America later by Colonel Steve Trevor and Amanda Waller of Task Force X.

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Hal Jordan Is Back Again

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Green Lantern Vol 01 – Sinestro (Softcover)

Green Lantern Vol 01 – Sinestro (Hardcover)

Green Lantern Vol 02 – The Revenge of Black Hand (Softcover)

Green Lantern Vol 02 – The Revenge of Black Hand (Hardcover)

Green Lantern Vol 03 – The End (Softcover)

Green Lantern Vol 03 – The End (Hardcover)

Green Lantern Vol 04 – Dark Days (Softcover)

Green Lantern Vol 04 – Dark Days (Hardcover)

Green Lantern Vol 05 – Test of Wills (Softcover)

Green Lantern Vol 05 – Test of Wills (Hardcover)

Green Lantern Vol 06 – The Life Equation (Softcover)

Green Lantern Vol 06 – The Life Equation (Hardcover)

Following “Flashpoint” crossover event of DC Comics, various monthly ongoing titles featuring popular DC Comics' characters got new back-story as a result of The New 52 re-launch sans Green Lantern. With Flashpoint wave changing every single origin of each and every superhero, Green Lanterns seems to be the ones that aren’t changed much.

Hal and Sinestro Fights The Sinestro Corps

The series continues in its fifth volume with writer Geoff Johns (Blackest Night, Brightest Day) and artist Doug Mahnke (Batman – The Man Who Laughs, Black Adam – The Dark Age). The series has gone through many crossover issues during Rise of the Third Army, Wrath of the First Lantern and Lights Out crossover events of New 52.
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DC Universe Online – Legends | Comics

DC Universe Online – Legends | Comics

Following an all-out brawl between JLA and the League of Super-Villains led by criminal mastermind Lex Luthor, all are massacred but Lex Luthor, Superman and The Joker. But Superman finally met his fate with Luthor impaling him with a Kryptonite spear after tricking him and claiming his years of yearning victory over the lifeless body of Man of Steel at last. But as he does so, he notices a warship armada of Brainiac starts entering Earth’s atmosphere without any super-hero left to oppose him. Brainiac starts unleashing exobytes all over the planet to turn humanity into a force of meta-humans under his command, informing Lex that once he is done collecting all data on Earth, he will eventually destroy it and then takes control over Lex’s exo-suit.

With help from a dying Black Adam, a desperate Luthor frees himself from Brainiac's control over him and escapes via an emergency pod. He is able to gather few remaining super-heroes and villains including The Atom, Black Canary, Blue Beetle, Cheetah, Doctor Fate, Mr. Freeze and Power Girl to make a final stand against Brainiac and eventually made a direct hit on him but Brainiac overpowers them. Seven years ago in the present, Brainiac has also launched an attack on Earth allied with Luthor and thwarts JLA badly with crippling the Superman of the present and ruining his reputation in public. Amidst all chaos, the grand conspiracy of an invasion on Earth is plotted and when all others have fallen, only Batman seems to have what it takes to stop this invasion.

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Legendary Heroes of DC Universe

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"DC Universe Online - Legends" is a 26 issue limited series published by DC Comics on 2011 to serve as a tie-in to massively popular "DC Universe Online" video game title's core plotline. Writer Marv Wolfman (Crisis on Infinite Earths, Deathstroke the Terminator), who also co-written the video game’s story with Tony Bedard served as the storyteller along with popular artist Howard Porter (Underworld Unleashed, Trials of Shazam), Adriana Melo, Norman Lee, Mike Miller and Bruno Redondo. The series took place in an alternate timeline similar to DC’s mainstream continuity and explores the event in details. There the characters have almost all the similarities in their source of origin but the story of the series sets everything apart from its path and thus a new timeline with an alternate reality begins.
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Blackest Night | Comics

Blackest Night | Comics

During the events of "Sinestro Corps War" an old prophecy of "The Blackest Night" from The Guardians' sacred Book of Oa is finally revealed. Guardian Sayd and Ganthet were exiled from their council and five more new Emotional Spectrum is created to represent four other emotions. Following "Final Crisis", a former enemy of Corps, Black Hand has resurfaced again, murdering his whole family he commits suicide and then is resurrected immediately after. He then reaches to Gotham City Cemetery and with Batman's skull in his hand, he recites an Oath to unleash Blackest Night on world, releasing countless black rings that begins bringing back formerly deceased heroes and starts recruiting them as Black Lanterns for Black Lantern Corps.

The Flash and Green Lantern Hal Jordan are suddenly attacked by their former teammate Martian Manhunter on Gotham City, at Bruce Wayne's grave. At the same time, Oa is abruptly invaded by deceased Green Lantern members of all time but the dead superheroes are not seem to be in their true selves and former dead villains also starts coming back to life as Black Lanterns. The demon Nekron appears at Black Hand's call and revives all dead residents of Coast City, who died the time Hal became the Parallax (Zero Hour). JLA, Teen Titans and even Sinestro has joined with his Corps in this massive battle against an undead Superman, Kid Flash, Superboy, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, Animal Man and team of other undead Lanterns.

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Following "Sinestro Corps War" crossover event that paved way for another grand event based on an ancient prophecy, featuring Green Lantern Corps, which was planned a ling time ago, DC Comics has published the crossover event with gritty concept named "Blackest Night" in 2009 that focuses on two major monthly ongoing series both Green Lantern and Green Lantern Corps, with a the core limited series for the titular story. The event was long time in making, is plotted out by writer Geoff Johns (Final Crisis – Legion of Three Worlds, Final Crisis – Rogues' Revenge) and drawn by artist Ivan Reis (Aquaman – New 52, Justice League – New 52). Many tie-in limited series were linked to this series that is followed by the next crossover "Brightest Day" in 2010 where many unresolved and complicated issues were sorted out.
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Green Lantern – Agent Orange | Comics

Green Lantern – Agent Orange | Comics

Following the events of “Sinestro Corps War”, the ancient dwellers of Oa known as the Controllers saw the upcoming “War of Light” and decides to be prepared for it. For that purpose, they sneaked into the hidden underground palace of Okaara in the Vega system, where the Orange Lantern Power Battery is kept, to add it in their possession. As they located and approached to the battery, suddenly it unleashed the Orange Lanterns who killed the Controllers immediately on sight. Even it was the plan of the Controllers alone, an unaware and enraged Agent Orange is very displeased at this sneak out, which he sees as the break of the age old treaty the Guardians had made with him and became very angry at their seeming deception.

On Odym, Hal Jordan was trying to get rid of the Blue Lantern Ring given to him by Saint Walker previously as Ganthet and Sayd explains to him that they actually wanted Hal to lead the Blue Lantern Corps as a Green Lantern. The Green Lantern Stel was chasing one of the rogue Sinestro Corps Member 2825 but he suddenly got captured by the minions of Agent Orange after the Sinestro Corps member was devoured. An injured Stel is then sent back to Oa to deliver the Guardians a message from Agent Orange and despite the protest of them having no affiliation with Controllers, Agent Orange declared their age old treaty null and void. This heated argument turned into a battle of the two corps and Hal Jordan is abducted by Orange Lanterns.

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Consisting of issues #39-42 from the fourth monthly ongoing volume of the Green Lantern series, Agent Orange is a four part storyline released from DC Comics in 2009. Writer Geoff Johns (52, Brightest Day) and artist Philip Tan (Spawn, Uncanny X-Men) has served as the creator of the arc which serves as a prelude to the upcoming crossover event “Blackest Night”. The storyline also hinted previous arcs as well as shown an origin of a new and unique Orange Lantern Corps, plus a backstory of the villainous owner of that Corps; Larfleeze.
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Sinestro Corps War | Comics

Sinestro Corps War | Comics

The fallen Green Lantern of Sector 1417, Thaal Sinestro was an inhabitant of the planet Korugar and an honorary member of the Corps until he was discharged for his abusing the power ring. After leaving the corps, he has become one of the greatest rivals of the Green Lantern Corps and formed his very own Sinestro Corps, powered by the yellow colored rings made by the Weaponers of the Antimatter World of Qward, to oppose the green rings of The Guardians. The Multiverse was finally restored in the aftermath of the Infinite Crisis and the Anti-Monitor is also resurrected in the process as well. To instill great fear in the heart of their enemy, he starts recruiting powerful and malevolent individuals to re-build his own Corps, thus picking the villainous Anti-Monitor and Parallax.

Together, they all launched an attack on Oa, which frees the Cyborg Superman and Superboy-Prime, who eventually joined the Sinestro Corps, each wearing a yellow power ring after killing many of the Corps members. During this massive onslaught on Oa, Kyle Rayner is separated from his Ion Symbiote of the ring by Sinestro and is then possessed by Parallax. Even the combined efforts of Green Lanterns Hal Jordan, John Stewart and Guy Gardner failed to rescue him. As Hal goes to fight with the Sinestro Corps, the Justice League are also warned about the return of Anti-Monitor. A secret ancient prophecy of an apocalyptic event called the "Blackest Night" is finally revealed, which will destroy all the existing Corps representing every emotional spectrum.

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The Universe at War

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03. Green Lantern Corps V2 14

04. Green Lantern V4 22

05. Tales of the Sinestro Corps – Parallax

06. Green Lantern Corps V2 15

07. Green Lantern V4 23

08. Green Lantern Corps V2 16

09. Tales of the Sinestro Corps – Cyborg-Superman

10. Green Lantern V4 24

11. Green Lantern Corps V2 17

12. Tales of the Sinestro Corps – Superman Prime

13. Green Lantern Corps V2 18

14. Green Lantern V4 25

15. Tales of the Sinestro Corps – Ion

16. Green Lantern Corps V2 19

17. Green Lantern – Sinestro Corps Secret Files and Origins

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In Blackest Day

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Sinestro Corps War

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"Sinestro Corps War" is comic book crossover that follows the limited series “Green Lantern – Rebirth”. The creator team of writer Geoff Johns (Brightest Day, Flashpoint), Dave Gibbons (Green Lantern Corps – Recharge, Rann-Thanagar War), artist Ivan Reis (Aquaman and the Others, Justice League – New 52), Ethan Van Sciver (The Flash – Rebirth, Impulse) and Patrick Gleason (Aquaman, Noble Causes) is responsible for this story. This DC Comics crossover was published in 2007 and was quite a successful event in Green Lantern series; as it went under several re-print processes. Also the first issue of this saga was nominated for the prestigious Eisner Award.
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