Green Lantern
DC Comics.
Golden Age Green Lantern Archives 1 (All-American Comics 16-30; Green Lantern
1; w Bill Finger; a Martin Nodell et al.).
Golden Age Green Lantern Archives 2 (All-American Comics 31-38; Green Lantern
2-3; w Bill Finger; a Martin Nodell & Irwin Hassen).
[From DC Comics: Before there was Kyle Rayner, before there was Hal
Jordan, there was Alan Scott — the original Green Lantern! Now more
of his earliest adventures may be found in GOLDEN AGE GREEN LANTERN ARCHIVES
Volume 2—a 232-page hardcover reprinting Green Lantern stories from
ALL-AMERICAN COMICS #31-38 and GREEN LANTERN COMICS #2 & 3. Volume 2
contains adventures written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Martin Nodell
& Irwin Hasen, and features an introduction by Dr. Jerry Bails. In these
exciting tales, witness Green Lantern expose corruption in a city orphanage;
clear a policeman's son framed for murder; serve as sidekick Doiby Dickle's
secret weapon; and corral crooked contractors bilking the city out of millions.
Plus, watch Doiby discover Green Lantern's secret identity as Alan Scott,
and thrill as GL battles Professor Casper, gangster Nick Bonepart, auto
racecar fixers, and much more!] 
Green Lantern Archives 1 (1-5; Showcase 22-24; w John Broome; a
Gil Kane et al). [From DC Comics: When Abin Sur's
spacecraft crashed to Earth, the dying Green Lantern used his Power Ring
to summon the only man who was worthy enough to take his place. Thus Hal
Jordan, jet fighter test pilot, became the new Green Lantern of Earth. This
hardcover masterpiece reprints the original tales of Hal as he learns both
the limits and powers of his Power Ring and fights against surreal foes
such as the Invisible Destroyer and the Giant Puppet. In these timeless
tales, we see how an ordinary man begins his journey of becoming one of
the world's greatest champions.] 
Green Lantern Archives 2 (6-13; w John Broome; a Gil Kane et al).
Green Lantern Archives 3 (14-21; w John Broome; a Gil Kane).
Green Lantern Archives 4 (22-29; w John Broome, Gardner Fox; a
Gil Kane et al). [From DC Comics: “In brightest
day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight! Let those who worship
evil’s might beware my power—Green Lantern’s light!”
With these words, dauntless test pilot Hal Jordan came to wield the greatest
power in the universe: the Green Lantern! Now thrill to more exciting adventures
of the Emerald Gladiator of the Silver Age as they are collected in GREEN
LANTERN ARCHIVES Volume Four—a 216-page hardcover featuring a foreword
by former DC editor Jack C. Harris. With stories written by John Broome
and Gardner Fox, featuring classic art by the likes of Gil Kane, Joe Giella
(with an assist from Murphy Anderson), Frank Giacoia, and Sid Greene, the
Green Lantern’s light perhaps was never more radiant than it was during
these halcyon days of comicdom. Reprinting eight complete issues (GREEN
LANTERN Vol. 1 #22-29), Volume Four finds the Emerald Gladiator doing battle
with the Tattooed Man, Sonar, Star Sapphire, the Shark and other extraordinary
foes. Brightest days, indeed!] 
Green Lantern Archives 5 (30-38; w John Broome, Gardner Fox; a
Gil Kane, Sidney Greene). [From DC Comics: The further
adventures of Green Lantern Hal Jordan — the Silver Age’s science
fiction-influenced hero! This time, the Emerald Gladiator squares off against
foes such as Dr. Light, Hector Hammond, Evil Star and many more!]
Green Lantern Archives 6 (39-47; w John Broome, Gardner Fox; a Gil Kane, Sidney Greene). [From DC Comics: The Silver Age adventures of one of DC's greatest heroes continue—this volume includes the classic Hal Jordan GL stories "The Secret Origin of the Guardians," "The Other Side of the World" and "Green Lantern Lives Again!"] 
Showcase Presents: Green Lantern 1 (B&W; Showcase 22-24; Green Lantern 1-17; w John Broome, Gardner Fox; a Gil Kane, Joe Giella, Murphy Anderson). [From DC Comics: One of the first volumes in an all-new line of thick, black-and-white reading library titles! This volume collects the Silver Age classics SHOWCASE #22-24, GREEN LANTERN #1-17, featuring Hal Jordan's earliest adventures as Earth's Green Lantern! ] 
Showcase Presents: Green Lantern 2 (B&W; Green Lantern 18-37, Flash 143; w
John Broome, Gardner Fox; a
Gil Kane, Carmine Infantino). [From DC Comics: Over 500 pages of black-and-white comics are included in this fast-paced collection that features the Emerald Warrior's battles with the beautiful Star Sapphire, would-be world conqueror Sonar, and the renegade Green Lantern known as Sinestro.] 
Green Lantern: Greatest Stories Ever Told (Green Lantern ('40s) 1; All-American Comics 89; Green Lantern ('60s-70s) 1, 9, 87, 172; Superman 257, Tales of the Green Lantern Corps Annual 3, Green Lantern ('90s) 3, 0; Green Lantern: Mosaic 5; Green Lantern Gallery, Green Lantern Secret Files 2005; w Dennis O'Neil, Alan Moore, Geoff Johns; a Martin Nodell, Irwin Hasen, Gil Kane, Neal Adams). [From DC Comics: The greatest adventures of the Emerald Gladiator, collected in one volume! Thrill to the exploits of several Green Lanterns.] 
Zatanna's
Search (42). [From DC Comics: In this classic
tale, the teenage mage seeks help from the heroes of the Justice League
of America in rescuing her father — Golden Age great Zatara —
from certain doom! This volume also includes a 10-page Zatanna origin story
by Gerry Conway and Romeo Tanghal from DC BLUE RIBBON DIGEST #5 (1980).]
1/14/04 [For complete contents, see JLA.]
The
Green Lantern/Green Arrow Collection (Green Lantern/Green Arrow 76-89;
Flash 217-219; w Dennis O'Neil, Elliot S.Maggin; a Neal Adams).
[From DC Comics: In the 1970s, a revolution was happening in comics
as "relevant" stories began to appear that reflected the fast-changing
social climate and attitudes in America of the time. Among the first such
relevant comics was the groundbreaking and legendary run of Green Lantern/Green
Arrow, featuring stories by Dennis O'Neil and artwork by Neal Adams. Now
this classic set of stories is collected in a single volume for the first
time as a deluxe slipcased hardcover edition—The Green Lantern/Green
Arrow Collection—in time for the 25th Anniversary! All the stories
from the 1970s are included (along with the original GL/GA issues' covers),
as well as the GL/GA story that was serialized in three issues of The Flash.
In addition, a cover gallery showcases all the covers from the 1983 reprint
series run. Virtually every piece of art generated for publication as a
result of this series is represented in this special edition. In these stories,
Green Lantern Hal Jordan continued his usual cosmos-spanning adventures,
as he used his amazing power ring to police Sector 2814 against universe-threatening
menaces. Meanwhile, on Earth, Oliver Queen, the archer known as Green Arrow,
was confronting menaces of a different kind: racism, poverty, drugs, and
other social ills. When the two Emerald Allies meet again, Jordan is thrown
for a loop as Queen takes him on a road trip across America (and eventually
to other worlds) that opens his eyes to evils and social injustices he never
imagined existed. Includes a 4-color slipcase and dust jacket.] 
Green
Lantern/Green Arrow 1 (Green Lantern/Green Arrow 76-82; w Dennis O'Neil;
a Neal Adams et al.). [From DC Comics: Get ready
for a new collection of award-winning, influential, and hard-to-find material
chronicling the adventures of two of DC’s emerald-garbed heroes! GREEN
LANTERN/GREEN ARROW Vol. 1 is a 216-page trade paperback that collects GREEN
LANTERN #76-82 from the early 1970s, featuring classic team-ups written
by Dennis O’Neil with art by Neal Adams & Dan Adkins, Bernie Wrightson,
Frank Giacoia, and Dick Giordano! This volume also features an introduction
by O’Neil. In these stories, Green Lantern Hal Jordan continued his
usual cosmic-spanning adventures, as he used his amazing Power Ring to police
Sector 2814 against universe-threatening menaces. Meanwhile, on Earth, Oliver
Queen, the archer known as Green Arrow, was confronting menaces of a different
kind: racism, poverty, drugs, and other social ills! Don’t miss these
immortal comics that first brought relevance to comics!] 
Green
Lantern/Green Arrow 2 (Green Lantern/Green Arrow 83-87, 89, Flash 212-219;
w Dennis O'Neil; a Neal Adams et al.). [From DC Comics:
Completing the entire celebrated run by Dennis O'Neil and Neal Adams. This
volume collects Green Lantern (2nd series) #83-87 and #89 and back-up stories
from The Flash (2nd series) #212-219, as well as a never-before-reprinted
story from The Flash #226. Plus, an introduction by Dick Giordano.]
The
Road Back (1-8; w Gerard Jones; a Pat Broderick). [From
DC Comics: From a corps of 3,600, only three Green Lanterns are left:
Guy Gardner, John Stewart, and Hal Jordan. Together, they will face their
greatest challenge—and only one will walk away as the last Green Lantern!]
Emerald
Twilight/New Dawn (48-55; w Ron Marz; a various). [From
DC Comics: For years, Hal Jordan served heroically as Earth’s Green
Lantern—one of the pillars of the Green Lantern Corps. But when he
couldn’t protect the people of Coast City from Mongul and thousands
died, Jordan lost his mind, setting off a chain of events that led to a
new Green Lantern for Earth: Kyle Rayner!] 
Baptism
of Fire (59, 66-67 and 70-75; w Ron Marz; a Darryl Banks, Paul Pelletier,
Romeo Tanghal). [From DC Comics: After Hal Jordan,
the greatest Green Lantern of all time, went insane and murdered all of
the Green Lantern Corps, the Guardians of Oa pooled their resources and
granted Kyle Rayner the last and only power ring. Now without direction
or explanation, Kyle attempts to cope with his new role as protector of
the universe. In this edition, Batman, Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel, and
the Flash help the latest and last Green Lantern as he comes to grips with
his new life as a super hero and the legacy he must uphold.] 
Emerald
Allies (76-77, 92; Green Arrow 104, 110-111, 125-126; w Chuck Dixon
and Ron Marz; a various). [From DC Comics: The inheritors
of two of DC's most honored super-heroic names - Green Lantern and Green
Arrow—join forces, much as their predecessors did before them, in the
GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD ALLIES trade paperback. The first collection to showcase
Oliver Queen's son, Connor Hawke, in the role of Green Arrow, EMERALD ALLIES
includes Connor's first meeting with Green Lantern Kyle Rayner—from
GREEN ARROW #104—as well as the multipart crossovers "Hard-Traveling
Heroes: The Next Generation"— from GREEN LANTERN (third series)
#76-77 and GREEN ARROW #110-111 and "Hate Crimes"—from GREEN
ARROW #125-126 and GREEN LANTERN (third series) #92. Written by Chuck Dixon
and Ron Marz, with art by an array of talents that includes Rodolfo Damaggio,
Will Rosado, Doug Braithwaite, Darryl Banks, and Paul Pelletier, GREEN LANTERN:
EMERALD ALLIES is a remarkable collection, reprinting all the story pages
and the original covers to issues that find two different heroes discovering
they have more than a few things in common: not the least of which is a
tradition to respect and a legacy to uphold.] 
Emerald
Knights (99-106; w Ron Marz; a various). [Only has last
two pages of issue 99. From DC Comics: When a young Hal Jordan is
thrust forward in time, Kyle Rayner, the current Green Lantern, finds himself
face to face with his legendary predecessor. Working together for the first
and only time, the two Green Lanterns must find a way to defeat Sinestro
and the villain that Hal is destined to one day become Parallax. Joined
by the JLA and Green Arrow in this adventure, Kyle must not only find away
to defeat his enemies but also decide if his actions in the present will
prevent Hal from going insane and killing many of the Green Lantern Corps
in the past, or only make things worse.] 
New
Journey, Old Path (129-136; w Judd Winick; a Darryl Banks & Rich
Faber et al.). [From DC Comics: This trade paperback
collects the first Green Lantern story arc by writer and former Real World
roommate, Judd Winick. After escaping from a mental institution, the disturbed
Nero soon finds himself in possession of a yellow Power Ring, thanks to
the Qwardians. Now with the power to materialize the insane inner workings
of his mind, the madman looks to destroy the planet. and with the JLA attempting
to fight his hordes of minions, Kyle Rayner, the latest Green Lantern must
figure out a way to defeat a maniac who now wields more power then he does.]
The
Power of Ion (142-150; w Judd Winick; a various). [From
DC Comics: When Kyle Rayner faces off against his evil opposite, Oblivion,
he expends all the energy of his Power Ring, shedding his GL identity and
becoming the more powerful Ion. But can he handle near-omnipotent power
without losing his humanity?] 
Brother's
Keeper (151-155; w Judd Winick; a Dale Eaglesham & Rodney Ramos).
[From DC Comics: Green Lantern’s ring is the most powerful weapon
in the universe, able to perform any feat its wearer wills it to do. But
even the ring’s magnificent power can’t stop prejudice or hatred…
The award-winning, timely storyline that was featured on TV and in publications
around America is now collected in GREEN LANTERN: BROTHER’S KEEPER.
This 128-page trade paperback collects GREEN LANTERN #151-155, by Pulitzer
Prize-nominated writer Judd Winick (GREEN ARROW, Exiles, Pedro And Me),
featuring the art of Dale Eaglesham (BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS) & Rodney
Ramos (TRANSMETROPOLITAN). Kyle Rayner, a.k.a. Green Lantern, was starting
to find success as a cartoonist in NYC, and was given a young intern, Terry
Berg, to alleviate his growing workload. Unfortunately, Terry ultimately
pays a terrible price for his sexual orientation, becoming a victim of a
hate crime that puts his life in jeopardy. Kyle’s moral strength is
tested when he goes after the punks who beat Terry in a gripping, emotional
rollercoaster ride that tempers great power with moral responsibility. Winick
writes a new introduction for this volume that brings to life Kyle’s
most intense personal challenge. Also included in this collected edition
is an article surveying the media's reaction to the story.] 
Passing
the Torch (156, 158-161; w Judd Winick; a Dale Eaglesham & Rodney
Ramos). [From DC Comics: The final arc of the Green
Lantern run by writer Judd Winick is collected in this new trade paperback.
With Jade at his side, Kyle Rayner, Green Lantern of Earth, takes to stars,
where he encounters action and intrigue on Oa, home planet of the Guardians
of the Universe.]
No Fear (1-6, Secret Files 1; w Geoff Johns; a Ethan Van Sciver, Darwyn Cooke). [From DC Comics: Hal Jordan has been resurrected and redeemed. Now it's time to get on with his life as Green Lantern, protector of space sector 2814. But even as he returns to the skies as an Air Force pilot, Jordan faces new threats from his old foes. The deadly Manhunter androids and the mutated Shark return with shocking violence... yet they are just precursors to even greater dangers. A maddened Black Hand embarks on a murderous rampage just as the Lantern finds himself the object of an alien race's insidious plan to harvest humans as living weapons of war. Hal Jordan is back - but being tested in ways he never could have imagined.] 
Revenge of the Green Lanterns (7-13; w Geoff Johns; a Ethan Van Sciver, Ivan Reis). [From DC Comics: This volume features Hal Jordan teaming with Green Arrow to battle the demonic Mongul, and joining Batman for an encounter with the murderous Tattooed Man before learning that long presumed-dead Green Lanterns are still alive!] 
Wanted: Hal Jordan (14-20; w Geoff Johns; a Ivan Reis). [From DC Comics: Hal Jordan has been framed for murder in this new hardcover! Now Hal is on the run from a legion of intergalactic bounty hunters and the new Global Guardians. Can he clear his name and discover who put a price on his head?] 
The Sinestro Corps War 1 (21-22, Green Lantern Corps 14-15, Sinestro Corp Special 1; w Geoff Johns, Dave Gibbons; a Ethan van Sciver, Ivan Reis, Patrick Gleason, et al.). [From DC Comics: The landmark story arc that shook the Green Lantern Corps to its foundations is collected in this hardcover volume!
Sinestro's army of fear has gathered: Arkillo! Karu-Sil! The Cyborg-Superman! And hundreds more of the most terrifying villains the universe has ever seen! Hal Jordan has overcome great fear throughout his life, but what fear still lingers inside him? Parallax knows, and Hal's about to be reminded as he leads Earth's Green Lanterns on a life-or-death rescue mission in the middle of this war. Meanwhile, the Guardians of the Universe find dissent within their ranks as a bizarre prophecy is fulfilled.] 2/20/08 Green Lantern Corps
Green Lantern Corps: Recharge (5-issue mini; w Dave Gibbons; a Patrick Gleason). [From DC Comics: Resuming their sacred duty to protect the populated worlds from the forces of evil, the Guardians of the Universe have re-formed the fabled Green Lantern Corps. Summoned to the planet Oa, the best and the brightest from across the universe find themselves chosen as members of the new Corps. Each is bestowed with the Guardians' greatest creation to mark their status as Green Lanterns - specially crafted power rings that turn strength of will into reality. While veteran ring-bearers gladly return to duty, some new recruits resent being drafted against their will into a life they never expected. With tensions rising, the untrained Green Lanterns stumble onto a plan that threatens the very existence of the planet Oa and the Guardians themselves! Will the dream to restore the Green Lanterns to their former glory fail before it has even begun? And will the universe pay the ultimate price?] 
1 To Be a Lantern (1-6; w Dave Gibbons; a Patrick Gleason). [From DC Comics: From the Guardians' citadel on the newly fortified planet Oa, Green Lantern Guy Gardner is assigned — against his will — to a feudal world of shadows and sudden death. And across the galaxy, new Lanterns discover what it truly means to wear the Corps insignia, as their courage and comradeship is tested to the limit.]
2 A Darker Shade of Green 7-13; w Dave Gibbons; a Patrick Gleason). [From DC Comics: Green Lantern Guy Gardner, formerly of Earth, runs afoul of a murderous alien called The Dominator. While Gardner seeks the being's homeworld of Dominion, the Dominator reaches Earth. Now, only the rogue group of Green Lanterns called the Corpse has a prayer of stopping him - if only they weren't already dead.] 
The
Arrow, the Ring and the Bat (Legends of the DC Universe 7-9, Batman:
Legends of the Dark Knight 127-131; w Denny O'Neil; a Greg Land, Sergio
Cariello, Dick Giordano). [From DC Comics: Green
Arrow provides the focal point for two stories set early in the careers
of Batman, Green Lantern and Green Arrow, each written by comics master
Dennis O'Neil! BATMAN: THE ARROW, THE RING, AND THE BAT is a 192-page trade
paperback collects LEGENDS OF THE DC UNIVERSE #7-9, featuring art by Greg
Land & Dick Giordano, and BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #127-131,
with art by Sergio Cariello. This collection features a new painted cover
by Jon Foster and an introduction by O'Neil. In the first story, Green Lantern
Hal Jordan and Green Arrow meet for the first time as they get caught up
in an Asian country's attempts to gain unlawful weapons of mass destruction.
In the second story, the thwarted leader seeks revenge and sends an assassin
after Arrow, leading them both to Gotham City and its Dark Knight protector!]
Brightest
Day/Blackest Night (one-shot; w Steven T. Seagle; a John K. Snyder III).
[From DC Comics: Before Kyle Rayner, before Hal Jordan, there was
one man who bore the ring as the original Emerald Gladiator: Alan Scott,
Green Lantern! Now travel back in time with us to the height of the Golden
Age, circa World War II, as we recount the tale of Scott’s first encounter
with one of his greatest adversaries ever! GREEN LANTERN: BRIGHTEST DAY/BLACKEST
NIGHT is a 48-page Prestige Format one-shot written by Steven T. Seagle
(THE CRUSADES, Uncanny X-Men) and exquisitely painted by John K. Snyder
III (DOCTOR MID-NITE). When a planeload of mysterious foreigners carrying
a secret weapon is forced to land in the wilds of Gotham City’s Slaughter
Swamp, radio announcer Alan Scott springs into action as Green Lantern!
But the rescue attempt is thwarted by a malevolent brute Scott has never
before seen. Fans of DC history will thrill to read about the Golden Age
Green Lantern’s first colossal run-in with the grotesque gargoyle called
Solomon Grundy! Told from the point of view of both Alan Scott (in lavish
color) and Grundy (in chilling black-and-white), BRIGHTEST DAY/BLACKEST
NIGHT is a heart-stopping race against time to save lives and the free world…but
from what? The murderous man-monster that stalks the swamps? The gang of
would-be world-smashers who were on the plane? Or the true threat, the secret
cargo that’s an early component of the American nuclear arms effort,
which could turn brightest day…into blackest night!?!?] 
Circle
of Fire (Green Lantern: Circle of Fire 1 & 2, Green Lantern/Atom
1, Green Lantern/Power Girl 1, Green Lantern/Adam Strange 1, Green Lantern/Firestorm
1, Green Lantern/Green Lantern 1; w & a various). [From
DC Comics: In the GREEN LANTERN: CIRCLE OF FIRE trade paperback, a nightmarish
creation from Kyle's childhood imagination has come to life. He is Oblivion,
and he's on a direct course towards Earth. Leaving devastation in his wake,
even the force of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes, the JLA, cannot stop
him. Aided by six Green Lanterns from different time periods, Kyle not only
must battle a foe from his childhood nightmares but his own inner demons
and uncertainty as well. With an all-star line-up of writers and artists—including
Brian K. Vaughan, Scott Beatty, Jay Faerber, Judd Winick, Norm Breyfogle,
Trevor McCarthy, Pete Woods, Cary Nord, Ron Randall, Randy Green, and Robert
Teranishi - CIRCLE OF FIRE continues to follow the adventures of Kyle Rayner,
a young Green Lantern destined to become one of Earth's greatest heroes]
Emerald
Dawn (6-issue mini; w Jim Owsley, Keith Giffen, Gerard Jones; a M.D.
Bright, Romeo Tanghal). [From DC Comics: In darkest
day, in blackest night...Hal Jordan may be the Spectre now, but he was once
one of the finest Green Lanterns ever to charge a Power Ring—and his
story is told in GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD DAWN! GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD DAWN
is written by Jim Owsley, Keith Giffen and Gerard Jones with art by M.D.
Bright and Romeo Tanghal, collecting for the first time in over a decade
the 6-issue miniseries that retold the origin of Hal Jordan, the Green Lantern
assigned to protect Earth for years before his descent into darkness. How
did Hal get his otherworldly Power Ring? What is the Green Lantern Corps,
and who are the Guardians? These questions and more are answered in GREEN
LANTERN: EMERALD DAWN! Featuring a brand-new cover by Alan Davis and Mark
Farmer, this new edition is the first of four reissued volumes in 2003 that
cover the beginning and end of Hal Jordan's career.] 
Emerald
Dawn 2 (6-issue mini; w Keith Giffen, Gerard Jones; a M.D. Bright, Romeo
Tanghal). [From DC Comics: Collecting the miniseries
for the first time ever with an all-new cover! Watch as Hal Jordan takes
on Sinestro as a mentor and learns what it truly means to be a Green Lantern!]
Fear Itself (OGN; w Ron Marz; a Brad Parker). [From
DC Comics: Green Lantern Month continues with a hardcover graphic novel
that finds Green Lanterns from three eras battling a terrifying foe... one
that uses their greatest fears against them! In the Golden Age, Green Lantern
Alan Scott faces a monster that brings his deepest terror ‹ that of
a Nazi- controlled Justice Society conquering the world ‹ to life.
Twenty-five years later, the same menace, even more powerful than before,
torments GL Hal Jordan with images of a Coast City destroyed by nuclear
armageddon. Now Kyle Rayner must face this being's most powerful incarnation
yet... and his own worst nightmare.] 
Flash
& Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold (6-issue mini; w Mark Waid
& Tom Peyer; a Barry Kitson & Tom Grindberg). [From
DC Comics: Barry Allen and Hal Jordan - two men with very little in
common, it might seem at first glance. One is a sober, dedicated police
scientist, the other a fearless, hotheaded test pilot. But these two share
a secret - a secret that brings them together both as teammates and as friends.
Before Wally West, and before Kyle Rayner, Barry Allen and Hal Jordan held
the mantles of the Flash and Green Lantern. And before they were called
upon the make the ultimate sacrifice to save their world and their universe,
they had to learn the hard lessons of trust and teamwork that would make
them two of the World's Greatest Superheroes. In the six chapters of Flash
& Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold, Mark Waid, Tom Peyer, Barry
Kitson, and Tom Grindberg bring you six unseen episodes from the lives of
Barry and Hal, ranging from their early team-ups to the darker times many
years past. With guest appearances from the very first Flash and Green Lantern
(Jay Garrick and Alan Scott), Kid Flash (Wally West), Green Arrow (Oliver
Queen) and the Guardians of the Universe, as well as a rogues gallery of
villains (including Sinestro, Mirror Master, Black Hand, and Star Sapphie),
Flash & Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold captures the spirit of
an era in the story of a unique - and unlikely - friendship.] 
Ganthet's Tale (OGN; w Larry Niven & John Byrne; a John Byrne).
[From DC Comics: The Guardians of the Universe have ruled the Green
Lantern Corps for generations, controlling the universe's first, best police
force. But now Hal Jordan, the Green Lantern of Earth, is about to learn
a crucial secret from the Guardians' past. ] 
Green
Lantern vs. Aliens (Dark Horse; 4-issue mini; w Ron Marz; a Rick Leonardi
& Mike Perkins). [From Dark Horse: A battle beyond
the stars didn't end quite as imagined. Legendary cosmic guardian and former
Green Lantern Hal Jordan has unknowingly left a horrific legacy to the future.
When Hal vowed to respect all life, he probably wasn't thinking of the nasty,
acid-dripping, murdering Aliens—and because he spared these vile creatures,
he doomed the lives of countless others years later. Now it's up to current
GL Kyle Rayner and the remnants of the defunct Green Lantern Corp. to clean
up the mess made by his predecessor. But Kyle is still struggling with the
mantle of Green Lantern that he's inherited. Further, he's struggling with
the definition of heroism in a day and age when Hal's nobility is all too
rare. What Kyle's about to experience in the darkest regions of space will
change him forever...if it doesn't kill him first. Collects the four-issue
mini-series. Co-published with DC Comics.] 
Green Lantern/Superman: Legend of the Green Flame (one-shot; w Neil Gaiman; a Mike Allred & Terry Austin, Mark Buckingham, John Totleben, Matt Wagner, Eric Shanower & Art Adams, Jim Aparo, Kevin Nowlan, Jason Little). [From DC Comics: Neil Gaiman's lost superhero epic written over a decade ago has been resurrected here and brought to life by some of today's finest artists. A troubled Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) seeks the sage-like advice of the world's greatest hero, Superman (Clark Kent). Together, Clark and Hal traverse time and space to discover the answer to life's most elusive question... the great, big... why?] 
Legacy—The
Last Will & Testament of Hal Jordan (OGN; w Joe Kelly; a Brent Anderson
& Bill Sienkiewicz). [From DC Comics: Hal Jordan
was one of the greatest Green Lanterns who ever lived, and his life as a
Green Lantern affected far more people than anyone could have known. Now,
the pieces he has left in his wake are coming together, and the results
will shock and amaze readers…offering exciting new possibilities for
the future of the Lantern legacy. GREEN LANTERN: LEGACY—THE LAST WILL
AND TESTAMENT OF HAL JORDAN is a remarkable 112-page hardcover written by
Joe Kelly (JLA, ACTION COMICS) and illustrated by Brent Anderson (KURT BUSIEK'S
ASTRO CITY, Rising Stars) & Bill Sienkiewicz (Elektra: Assassin), chronicling
the life of a tragic hero through his times of heroic bravery to his final
attempt at redemption. Starting at Hal's funeral, LEGACY follows Tom Kalmaku,
Hal's mechanic and confidant through his career as Green Lantern, and portrays
the betrayal Tom felt after Hal's fall from grace. Tom then is left to deal
with the greatest of Hal's legacies: a young boy claiming to be Hal's son,
who has a connection to one of the universe's greatest powers. But first
the pair must discover why a dark figure has come from outer space to make
sure no descendant of Hal Jordan survives. Interweaving action and drama
from Hal's heroic career with the reactions of loved ones, LEGACY is a sweeping
tale of family, friends, vengeance…and redemption.] 
1001
Emerald Nights (Elseworlds; OGN; w Terry LeBan; a Rebecca Guay). [From
DC Comics: "It is told that, long ago, the Sultan died, and his
son, Prince Ibn Rayner, inherited the throne…" And so begins the
incredible tale that blends the modern myths of Green Lantern with the ancient
legends of The Arabian Nights, as the beautiful Scheherazade tells fantastical
stories of a magic lamp, a jade-colored genie, and the owner, Al Jhor Dan.]
Rebirth (6-issue mini; w Geoff Johns; a Ethan van Sciver). [From DC Comics: The sold out 6-issue miniseries event of 2004-2005 — written by Geoff Johns (THE FLASH, TEEN TITANS) with art by Ethan Van Sciver & Prentis Rollins — is collected for the first time, complete with the preview story from Wizard Magazine! Hal Jordan was considered the greatest Green Lantern of them all. But Jordan lost control, allowed himself to be corrupted and transformed into the villainous Parallax. Later, Jordan reappeared and made the ultimate sacrifice — a sacrifice that allowed him to become the Spectre, the Wrath of God. After several years of activity on Earth, The Spectre became restless and sought a way to prove himself worthy of that noble reputation. See how a man born without fear and seeking to rebuild his life, puts cosmic forces into motion that will have repercussions not only on Earth but across the universe. This volume also features an introduction by best-selling author Brad Meltzer and a new cover by Van Sciver!] 
Traitor
(GL stories from Legends of the DC Universe 20-21, 28-29, 37-38; w Steven
Grant; a Mike Zeck, Gil Kane, Scott Kolins). [From DC
Comics: Abin Sur. Hal Jordan. Kyle Rayner. Three men sworn to protect
the innocent who share the same legacy. All have been chosen to wield the
power of the ultimate weapon. They are Green Lanterns, given a sole charge:
Let no evil escape their sight! GREEN LANTERN: TRAITOR is a 144-page trade
paperback collecting the three connected stories from LEGENDS OF THE DC
UNIVERSE (issues #20, 21, 28, 29, 37, and 38). Written by Steven Grant (X-Man)
with inks by Klaus Janson (BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS) and a new painted
cover by Greg Staples, TRAITOR is a tale of three heroes, illustrated by
three different pencilers, separated by time but sharing the same impossible
goal - to put an end to the planet-shattering force that is possibly the
greatest evil to face the Green Lanterns: Traitor. A warrior genetically
engineered to be the ultimate conqueror, Traitor has sworn to eradicate
the only force to give pause to his brutal conquests: Green Lantern?any
Green Lantern. In the first chapter, Mike Zeck pencils a story of Abin Sur,
long before he passed his ring on to Hal Jordan, in a Wild West adventure
that introduces the threat of Traitor. Then legendary Silver Age Green Lantern
artist Gil Kane pencils the second Green Lantern encounter with Traitor,
featuring Hal. Finally, current Green Lantern Kyle Rayner faces Traitor
in the present day, in a story pencilled by Scott Kolins (THE FLASH). Will
the threat of Traitor finally be vanquished, or will it live on to face
generations of Green Lanterns to come?] 
Willworld
(OGN; w J. M. DeMatteis; a Seth Fisher). [From DC Comics:
Hal Jordan was one of the most legendary Green Lanterns who ever existed.
But how did Hal master the most powerful weapon in the universe, the Green
Lantern ring? A key moment in Hal's early days of training unfolds in GREEN
LANTERN: WILLWORLD, an imaginative 96-page hardcover written by J.M. DeMatteis
(THE SPECTRE), with stunningly beautiful artwork by Seth Fisher (HAPPYDALE:
DEVILS IN THE DESERT). Fisher's amazing linework, with its painstaking attention
to detail, is guaranteed to blow readers' minds. Early in his Green Lantern
career, Hal finds himself alone on a strange, surrealistic, almost hallucinatory
world - but has no memory of how he got there. In this topsy-turvy world,
where beautiful creatures coexist with frightening horrors, the only thing
that's right is Hal's sense of justice. This twisted reality needs cleaning
up, and Hal's just the lawman to do it! But in doing so, Hal discovers how
he can truly learn to focus his will and master the astonishing power he's
been given. And it is here that Hal, following the trail of an old friend,
sets off on one of the most astonishing adventures of Green Lantern's career!]
Ion
1 The Torchbearer (1-6; w Ron Marz; a Greg Tocchini, Tom Grindberg, Jay Leisten). [From DC Comics: Kyle Rayner has become Ion, the living embodiment of the Green Lantern legacy, and only the Guardians of the Universe hold the secret to Kyle's fate. Will Kyle accept his new role or rebel against everything he stands for?] 
2 The Dying Flame (7-12; w Ron Marz; a Greg Tocchini, Fernando Pasarin). [From DC Comics: Ion finds himself back on Earth and transported into “the Bleed,” a portal between dimensions where he discovers alternate versions of Green Lantern, The Atom and The Flash from the Tangent Universe. If that wasn’t enough to throw him for a loop, he gets his first glimpse at the darker, grittier heroes of the WildStorm Universe!] 