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’ve been asked A LOT recently which comic book movie is going to be the big winner this summer - Thor, X-Men, Green Lantern or Captain America. My simple answer is that they’re all winners by the mere fact they’ve been made and have received so much attention from movie goers. This is a very special week for us here at Wizard World because of our Philadelphia Comic Con. We think everyone is going to be pretty impressed: so much talent will be in one place at one time, including 20 artist and writers that have worked on the Green Lantern comic books. We’ve been getting high praise for our new digital magazine format, so check out what we’re excited about and let us know what you’re looking forward to. See ya!
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Aliens: Colonial Marines
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Sleeper Video Game of E3
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Game of Thrones Season Finale
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Like a stomach-erupting Xenomorph, the Aliens game we’ve been waiting for finally emerges
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any games have carried the Alien name over the years, but none have fully leveraged the potential of cinema’s most terrifying sci-fi franchise. Sega’s and Gearbox Software’s interactive sequel to James’ Cameron’s Aliens is about to change all that. Our look at Aliens: Colonial Marines at last week’s Electronic Entertainment Expo left our pulses pounding and trigger fingers aching. Taking place between Cameron’s thrill ride and David Fincher’s decidedly darker Alien 3, Colonial Marines borrows more from the former than latter. This means fans can expect plenty of alien-splattering action, explosive set pieces, flashy special effects, and soil-your-skivvies scares. Supporting four-player drop in/drop out co-op, the game’s shooting mechanics seem as solid as any we’ve seen this generation; face-hugger-hating players can plan on peering down the iron sites, lobbing grenades, and blowing stuff up real good behind a high-tech arsenal of military hardware. What separates Colonial Marines from the lock-and-load pack, however, is its dedication to the source material. Authentic settings--Hadley’s Hope, Operations, and the U.S.S. Sulaco-and weapons, like the signature pulse rifle, root players in the franchise’s rich sci-fi world. Of course, the real stars are the familiar creepy crawlies; from face-huggers to Warriors (defined by their elongated skulls and rows of razor-sharp choppers, these are the most recognizable Xenos), all the expected uglies make an appearance, ensuring our spines will be chilled…right before they’re ripped from our backs. While our demo offered just a teasing taste of the title’s enormous potential, it only took one key moment to fully immerse us in the world Ridley Scott created over three decades ago. As the brave band of armed-to-the-teeth marines approached a claustrophobic interior, a distant, menacing “beep” began emanating from the speakers; a soldier raised his motion tracker and the sound--now a more rapid whine-was accompanied by a group of encroaching red dots on the unit’s screen. The tension-ratcheting scene soon gave way to a frenzied display of chaos and carnage that had us wishing we had Ellen Ripley by our sides. If Colonial Marines can sustain this sort of seat-of-your-pants suspense throughout its campaign and multi-player modes, we’ll eagerly sign up as new recruits when it arrives in 2012. — Matt Cabral
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ormally wedged in between all of the kid-friendly Pixar fare and comic adaptations at the cineplex during the hot months you’ll find at least one blood-n-guts flick, but not so this summer. And although Hollywood may be pushing horror to the backburner these days for seemingly three straight months of sequels, thankfully, comics has remembered those of us who like a healthy dose of scary mixed into our paneled literature. So if you’re on the prowl for some nightmare juice this summer, you could do far worse than these five fear-inducers… CRIMINAL MACABRE/ THE GOON: WHEN FREAKS COLLIDE (Written by Steve Niles & Eric Powell, Art by Christopher Mitten) Two of the biggest names in horror comics team-up with two of their signature characters in this one-shot that finds Cal MacDonald–the drug-fueled paranormal private dick–on The Goon’s turf of Lonely Street. We can only assume some zombies will feel the joy of a KNIFE IN THE EYE along the way. July 20. SCREAMLAND (Written by Harold Sipe & Christopher Sebela, Art by Lee Leslie) In a world where movie monsters are real and have evolved with the times, the classic characters of yesteryear have been left behind, forced to make ends meet by hitting the convention circuit. And when the release of a monster porn flick threatens their way of life, it’s up to a wolfman and a sci-fi icon to team-up to stop its distribution. June 8.
GODZILLA: GANGSTERS & GOLIATHS (Written by John Layman, Art by Alberto Ponticelli) When Tokyo detective Makoto Sato attempts to take down a Yakuza crime family, he quickly finds himself with a one-way ticket to a deserted island, which just so happens to be the infamous Monster Island! Now he must fight for his life with gangsters on one side and giant, irradiated monsters on the other. June 15. KULT (Written by Jeremy Barlow, Art by Iwan Nazif) Blending equal parts The Matrix and Hellraiser, this adaptation of the popular role-playing game follows parole officer Tomas Zenk, who finds himself sucked into an alternate dimension filled with terrifying monsters based on Gnostic and Kabalistic legends. August 3. WITCH DOCTOR (Written by Brandon Seifert, Art by Lukas Ketner) It takes a lot for Warren Ellis to refer to your book as “mental,” so clearly, this is high praise for Witch Doctor—which tells the horrifying tale of Dr. Vincent Morrow: a mad scientist in search of a cure to the coming apocalypse who stumbles upon a series of disturbing results. June 29. — Casey Seijas
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ired of using your Kinect to play sports titles and party games? Wishing all that arm-flailing casual fare would spice things up with, say, buckets of spurting blood? Well, look no further than Konami’s Rise of Nightmares, a more mature breed of motion-tracking gaming. A little title on a show floor packed with big-budget blockbusters, this survival horror, Kinect-enabled surprise easily earned our vote for E3‘s under-the-radar hit. As soon as we got our hands (or, no hands?) on Nightmares, we knew we wouldn’t be playing this one at family gatherings. Our demo opened with a dude strapped to a chair, while an axe-wielding psycho hovered over his shoulder. Before we could get a grasp on this Hostel-like scene, the unfortunate captive lost a hand to the hatchet just before its bloody blade was driven into his skull. Sitting across from this grisly scene, witnessing it in a first-person perspective, we were soon rescued from the same fate by a kind gentleman with a German accent. Once standing, we were able to move forward by positioning our right foot in front of us, walk backwards by taking a step back, and turn left and right by shifting our shoulders in the respective directions. While a bit difficult to master, the freedom to move where we wanted was a welcome surprise, as the majority of Kinect titles map movement primarily to the arms. Even cooler than the standard navigation, though, was the ability to kick our feet out and see the action mirrored on-screen. Upon being released from our shackles and into a dungeonlike setting, we were able to use these moves to flee and fight. Of course, we did much more of the latter once we started stumbling upon melee weapons; rusty pipes, serrated blades, scary looking surgical implements, and even chainsaws (yes!) can be equipped. Mimicking the expected motions of these items, as well as a few well placed kicks, we tore through a variety of shambling monsters and gore-spewing menaces with ease. While a number of higher profile titles stole the spotlight at E3, Nightmares was definitely one of the most memorable. There’s just something about tearing through a zombie’s torso with a make believe bone saw that’s hard to shake from your psyche. — Matt Cabral
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he cult vigilante Deadpool may not be a household name--at least until Ryan Reynolds plays him in the promised big screen adaption--but he can still redecorate your bedroom with lead. Right now Deadpool cuts down the competition in the 7-inch scale line with an ultra-cool figure toting guns and a bullet-ridden wall diorama. In August, after the release of Captain America to theaters, movie-based versions of Cap and Red Skull will hit shelves. Finally, we’ll see exclusive, original, comic-based Avengers figures starting off with Hawkeye and Thor in September. These Avengers-based figures are brand new sculpts, but will only be available at Disney Stores. — TJ Dietsch
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o those who know Top Shelf co-founder and publisher Chris Staros, it’s hard to put a label on the guy—mostly because he’s so damn friendly and humble.
You want to call the guy an icon, because he’s played a major role in bringing independent comics into the mainstream, but he’s quick to give credit to his fellow small press publishers for their contributions as well. You want to call the guy groundbreaking, working with a who’s who list of genrebusting creators who revolutionize comics on a seemingly monthly basis, but he’ll quickly praise the talent that’s always been there. Hell, you’d like to just call the guy a staple of the scene, pointing out the crowds that surround his booth at the countless conventions he attends each year, but he’ll just chalk it up to offering good comics.
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What Staros can’t argue with is the fact that he’s one of the most liked and well-respected publishers not only in the small press, but the entire comics industry in general. And while it’s all-too-easy to bend his ear at a convention, it’s a rare treat to sit down and speak with Staros about his background and what he thinks about the ever-expanding indie comics scene. Wizard World recently had the chance to grab Staros in between his hectic schedule to talk about the publisher’s advice for breaking into the industry, his pilgrimages to Graceland, and where he sees indie comics heading into the coming decade.
a musician through and through. I had to retire in ’89 because my hearing had got so bad from blasting all of those years, so I hung up the guitar, got married and settled down, and was ready to chill out for a bit, but I really felt an artistic void at that time. I was working in the software industry; it was good money, but it wasn’t really fulfilling because my head and my heart have always been in the arts.
Wizard World: When did you first get interested in comics? Staros: Well, I never read comics as a kid. My whole life, my greatest two passions have always been music related; I’ve been a huge Elvis Presley fan since I was four years old, and I go to Graceland for a week every summer since the ’80s— it’s my religious holiday every year. I’m very involved in the Elvis community and even privately sponsor some Elvis impersonator contests around the country, just to do my part to help keep the memory of The King alive. And then all throughout the mid to late ’70s and all through the entire ’80s I played in metal bands as a lead guitarist, so I was always
So one day I had some time to kill before I had to pick up my wife from work, and I just happened to walk into a comic shop and just started browsing around. Again, I’d never read comics as a kid because the perception that my parents gave me as a kid was that books with more pictures in them were for kids and books with more words in them were for adults, and I was in such a hurry to grow up I just
focused on reading books like Dune and the Tolkien series and Shogun—books as fat as I could find with no pictures—so I never got caught up in the superhero stuff. So I was killing some time in this comic shop in Atlanta, browsing at the Spider-Man and Iron Man stuff, just some of the cartoons I remembered as a kid, then I asked the staff, “What would an adult read?” and they put Alan Moore’s V for Vendetta in my hands, so I took that graphic novel home and read it and was blown away by it. I never really realized how much potential there was in the comics community until I read that book; to me, comics suffered from this kind of stereotype of being just about superheroes, so when I read V for Vendetta I realized it was fine art and literature combined in really clever ways and it could be that way. More... — Casey Seijas
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he release of both “Super 8” (June 10) and the muchanticipated TNT miniseries “Falling Skies” (June 19) are the latest in director/producer Steven Spielberg’s career-long obsession with alien visitors: consider his “Jaws” follow-up, “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” the smash hit “E.T.” and 2005’s “War of the Worlds” (starring a not-quiteof-this-Earth Tom Cruise).
Night Skies Columbia Pictures was so high on the success of “Close Encounters” that they wanted a sequel; Spielberg didn’t. Rather than leave it to less experienced hands, he composed a treatment for an indirect follow-up about a farming family under siege by alien invaders. While shooting “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” the director realized he was more curious about benevolent visitors. “E.T.” was the result. “Skies” was dropped, though elements of it are said to have inspired “Super 8.”
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Yet for every galactic-immigrant project Spielberg saw through, there were several others that never made it past the planning stage. Here are three Spielberg alien concepts that never were, but we wish invaded a theater near us:
E.T. 2: Nocturnal Fears Despite being a self-contained story of a boy and his alien, Universal pleaded with Spielberg to consider making their $359 million smash a franchise. He got as far as a nine-page outline—with Elliott and friends kidnapped by angry albino aliens—before realizing he was paving over hallowed ground.
LMNO Spielberg collaborated with Electronic Arts on this intriguing first-person perspective game in 2004: players would try to communicate (and bond) with alien Eve. A climbing budget and concern over the mass appeal of a game where you don’t kill or maim the extraterrestrial led to its cancellation in 2009. — Jake Rossen
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an-favorite figures are Mattyrializing this week in droves. Month after month, Mattycollector.com offers fans the opportunity to purchase figures that might not have the kind of widespread appeal necessary to make it at stores like Toys “R” Us or Walmart. Things kicked off in 2008 with Masters of the Universe Classics, a rejuvenated version of He-Man and his fellow Masters as sculpted by the Four Horsemen. From there, things grew as Matty snagged the Ghostbusters license and branched out into other arenas by offering exclusive versions of figures not found in stores. June 15 will see no less than six figures of varying degrees of newness going on sale. Back in Wizard World 1.5 we showed you The Faceless One and Battleground Teela which will be on sale as well as re-releases of Grizzlor and Whiplash in case you missed them the first time around. Meanwhile, Ernie Hudson gets some more love from the Ghostbusters line thanks to a new 6-inch figure of Winston Zeddemore that comes loaded with slime blower and a tripod trap. Finally, John Stewart gets his first entry in the 8-inch Retro Action series of Mego-like figures. If any of these strike your fancy, stay frosty on the 15 and get your clicking finger ready because they have a tendency to sell out with a quickness! — TJ Dietsch
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ow good is this game going to be? We’ve been treated to some different trailers and demos on Bioshock Infinite, but the new footage this year at E3 was unbelievably stunning. The game takes place in a cool little steampunky sky-town called Columbia in the year 1912, where Booker DeWitt (you) is on a mission to rescue Elizabeth (love interest) from her imprisonment in the city. Booker realizes the whole situation is much more complex than he originally thought, and that Elizabeth plays a vital role in the civil war between the Founders (the bourgey ruling class) and the Vox Populi (the resistance). In addition to all this, a terrifying giant mechanical bird-thing is constantly chasing our hero and heroine, trying to recapture Elizabeth and return her to her imprisonment, not to mention annoying the crap out of everyone with its eardrum-bursting screech. The atmosphere of this cloud city is the dead opposite of that of Rapture; Rapture was inherently creepy with its retromental-institution-for-rich-scientist-weirdos feel. Columbia, however, seems to have been very cheery and almost sweet at one time, but the civil war and dystopia feeling have turned
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the town into a slightly unsettling place, much like biting into a delicious sandwich and finding a hair in it that is clearly not yours. It appears that Columbia is populated by Cirque du Soleil veterans with balls of steel, because their main mode of transportation features a grappling hook and a series of rails that connects major buildings. This vertigo-inducing travel system is aptly named “The Skyline.” The E3 demo featured this method of movement quite prominently, especially its use during a battle; it appears to be kind of confusing at first, but I have a feeling it will be eventually be embraced by the players. Ken Levine, the creative director of Bioshock Infinite, announced this week that the game will support the Playstation Move. No word yet on whether there will be a multiplayer mode, though Levine has stated they would only proceed forward if it had interesting elements that made it more than just a simple deathmatch. Bioshock Infinite is set to come out in 2012. — Chloe Dykstra
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aming’s most famous heroine is back! We confess: It’s impossible to have too much Lara Croft action in our minds, but this one promises to the most exciting romp yet. Featuring a 21-year-old Lara Croft, this Tomb Raider reboot--due next year from Square Enix and Crystal Dynamic-finally tells Lara Croft’s long-awaited origin story. More a tale of survival and tragedy, rather than another buns-and-guns popcorn adventure, Lara’s latest is gritty, dark, and mature.
The bruises, dirt, scars and scrapes covering the young Lara hint at the hell she’ll endure from Tomb Raider’s relentless enemies and brutal environments. While Lara will have access to traditional weapons, this survivor’s story will focus on the use of makeshift tools, such as her trusty pick axe--perfect for climbing and splitting skulls. Forgoing the exaggerated female proportions of the series’ previous entries, Tomb Raider features a more realistic, athletic Lara Croft. While players might discover the occasional ancient artifact in Tomb Raider, Lara will spend more time trying to stay alive than digging up shiny relics. — Matt Cabral
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f you’ve been wary of checking out HBO’s “Game of Thrones”—based on the bestselling series of fantasy novels by George R.R. Martin—because of its complex plotting and political maneuvering, you’ve missed out on some of the most duplicitous behavior since “Melrose Place.” With the much-anticipated first season finale looming on June 19, here’s a sampling of the best double-crosses and despicable deeds. Spoilers ahead!
Out the Window (Ep. 1) 10-year-old Bran Stark, fond of climbing around his castle walls, witnesses an incestuous scene involving the visiting Lannister siblings. After being lured into comfort by Jaime Lannister, the cad pushes him out the window and to an expected death. Sister Act (Ep. 1) In order to gain the support of the vicious Khal Drogo and his army of barbarians, Viserys coerces sister Daenerys to marry Khal, effectively pimping her out for his own gain. Death Bed (Ep. 2) After learning Bran survived the fall, Jaime sends an assassin to stab the little guy while convalescing in bed; Bran’s pet direwolf intervenes. Horse Play (Ep. 5) Faced with the formidable soldier Gregor in a jousting session, Ser Loras Tyrell chooses a horse in heat to ride, distracting Gregor’s male transport: he wins the battle, but antagonizes Gregor, who cuts off his horse’s head for the disappointment. Hearty Appetite (Ep. 6) Challenged by a cabal of crones, Daenerys is forced to eat the heart of a stallion in order to prove her mettle. She nearly heaves, but keeps it down. Joe Rogan would be proud. Gold Medal (Ep. 6) Pushed to the limits of his patience by Viserys, Khal Drogo responds to his command for a crown by pouring volcanic, bubbling gold over Viserys’s head. Tongue-Tied (Ep. 8) After an underling insults his bride Daenerys, Khal Drogo disarms himself and uses his bare hands to rip out the infidel’s tongue. The most unsettling part? You have to figure he’s had practice. — Jake Rossen
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igital downloads, line-wide overhauls and corporate mega-deals—clearly, the comic industry has been evolving at a seemingly minute-by-minute pace over the past few years.
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Likewise, comic conventions have come a long way since Phil Seuling’s first Comic Art Convention back in 1974. Whereas a little less than a decade ago you could plop down a small entry fee and spend a weekend rifling through quarter bins or maybe getting an autograph, these days, it’s all about the art of the deal, networking, or getting in on the groundfloor of a major announcement or tech advancement. In other words, much like the comic book industry, it’s now a business, and the place to take care of business.
Long gone are the days of the spinner racks at the 7-11; now “there’s an app for that.” Wanna know what comic your favorite creator’s working on next? Well, it’s probably a comic-based major summer blockbuster or first-person shooter. Meanwhile, good luck trying to break into the biz the old fashioned way— there’s literally thousands of folks self-publishing on the web or through fundraising websites like Kickstarter (in other words, it’s a crowded, talented field—best of luck to ya!).
Sure, conventions are still the go-to spot to fill in the missing issues of your collection and a great place to meet your favorite creators, but these days, if you really want to make it in the comic biz, you have to hit the convention circuit like a pro. It may sound overwhelming, but it can be a lot of fun, and who knows, you just might make a career out of a fun weekend among your fellow nerds. Just in time for the Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con this weekend, here’re a few tips… More... — Casey Seijas
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et’s face it—Dads get a bad rap sometimes. Sure, they crack groan-inducing jokes at inappropriate times, leave the bathroom smelling like someone dumped a bucket of Sex Panther on the floor, and never miss an opportunity to tell you how much better music, sports, TV, and so on was back in their day, but cut ’em some slack—at the end of the day, they usually mean well and will stand behind you through thick and thin. And hey, things could be worse—a lot worse. After all, has your dad ever locked you in a spacecraft and blasted you lightyears into the galaxy? Or have they ever trained you from birth to be the ultimate killing machine (which may sound cool in theory, but we can only assume that would become a drag after a while)? Probably not. So this Father’s Day, take a moment to thank your dad for being an upright citizen and not like any of these all-time worst dads in comics… JOR-EL: Dads will normally be the first to praise their rational decisionmaking skills, but maybe ol’ Jor-El here shoulda thought things through with li’l Kal. No, we’re not arguing the fact that he saved his son from certain doom on the planet Krypton; we’re saying he could’ve picked a better planet than Earth, where he’d have to spend every day getting his ass kicked by other-worldly monsters just to save a bunch of ungrateful humans. Gee, thanks, dad… OMNI-MAN: “Hey son, wouldja like some really cool superpowers?” “Sure, Dad, that sounds great!” “Oh, here’s the catch—down the road, once you get used to them, I’m gonna come back and beat the holy hell out of you, then take off with my mantis-lady girlfriend.” Yup, ol’ Omni-Man—father of Mark Grayson (a.k.a. Invincible)—ain’t gonna win very many “Father of the Year” awards, but one thing’s for sure: that is one sweet ’stache! DAVID CAIN: Most dads will find a common hobby with their kids during their formative years—teaching them a sport, collecting comics, playing video games, and so on—but teaching your adopted daughter how to be the world’s most lethal assassin would probably be frowned upon by Child Services. Fortunately for Cassandra Cain (the aforementioned daughter), Batman eventually stepped in and made her the new Batgirl so she could, um…continue kicking thug ass to the point of unconsciousness? Yeah, that’s…better?
MAGNETO: Some of us have dads who have a tendency to spout off un-PC things, or will look for any opportunity to tell you why Sarah Palin would make an outstanding president. Sure, well that’s pretty bad, but imagine if your dad wouldn’t stop running his mouth about mutant rights, only to back it up with the ability to wreck all kinds of shop thanks to his ability to control any and all types of metals. Yeah, now those reactionary bumper stickers all over the minivan don’t seem so bad, do they? NORMAN OSBORN: Ol’ Norm here has more than enough excuses as to why he should’ve reconsidered reproducing—after all, dude was abused by his father, was haunted by nightmarish images of a green goblin growing up, and no one— no one—should take a chance of passing on that hair to their son (or worse, daughter). But despite his son Harry’s best efforts of gaining his father’s affections—even going into the family business of Goblin-themed supervillainy—nothing was gonna take away his dad’s obsession with a skinny teenage boy who ran around town in blue-and-red spandex. That’s just flat-out sad…and really creepy. — Casey Seijas
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he annual Electronic Entertainment Expo is notorious for its surprise announcements, shocking reveals, and teasing tastes of things to come. This sensationalistic element has become so ingrained in the fabric of the show that the real shocker would be if the nearly week-long event concluded with no surprises at all. So, while we’ve come to totally expect these spectacular announcements--usually accompanied by scantily clad models, celebrities, special effects, or some combination thereof--there’s still a few that manage to sting our senses. Here are nine things--in no particular order--from this year’s show that struck childhood-like awe in our videogame-loving hearts.
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Wii U Nintendo’s follow-up to the Wii is an amazing, potential-packed piece of tech that’s aiming to appeal to casual and hardcore gamers alike. While we won’t see it until 2012, its innovative new experiences and immersion-pushing features promise to redefine gaming all over again.
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Brothers in Arms: Furious Four Don’t let the Brothers in Arms moniker fool you; this spin-off to the WWII series is essentially the “Inglourious Basterds” game we never got. Over-the-top action, personality-packed characters, and increasingly inventive ways to kill Nazis (explosive bear-traps, anyone?) puts this one dead-center on our radar.
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Kinect Disneyland Adventures This fun-for-the-whole-family title puts the world’s most popular theme park in your living room. From greeting characters on Main Street, to dueling with Captain Hook on Peter Pan’s Flight, this motion-controlled adventure is like a virtual Disneyland vacation without the high prices and long lines.
PSVita While many snickered at the name, there’s no denying that everyone will want one of these super-slick devices when it arrives later this year. Utilizing two analog sticks, back and front touch controls, a stunning widescreen, and console-quality visuals, Sony’s sexy new handheld could make the 3DS and iPhone break a sweat.
Batman: Arkham City While we knew plenty about this blockbuster-to-be going into E3, it wasn’t until we hit the show floor that the sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum let us get our paws on some Catwoman gameplay. Stylish stealth skills, sexy cat suit, show-stealing banter with Batman--need we say more?
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Kinect: Star Wars Ever since purchasing Microsoft’s controller-free Kinect, all we’ve really wanted to do is swing invisible lightsabers and Forcechoke Stormtroopers in our living rooms. With Star Wars Kinect, those wishes have officially been fulfilled. Oh, and it lets players mock Force-push, too!
Overstrike Ratchet and Clank and Resistance developer, Insomniac Games, only made games for Sony consoles…until now. Overstrike, an espionage action-adventure brimming with charming characters, hightech gadgetry, and inventive weaponry looks like the studio’s next must-have hit--and it’s multi-platform!
Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time Because the thievius raccoonus’ handlers, Sucker Punch, have been busy making Cole MacGrath a badass in the inFamous series, we’d given up hope on seeing a new Sly Cooper game. Thanks to Sanzaru games-developer behind the recently released Sly Collection--we can look forward to thieving once again as the anthropomorphic bandit.
BloodRayne Betrayal We’d heard the sexy vampire slayer would make her return at this year’s show, but we hadn’t expected her to look so damn good. Complemented by beautiful hand-drawn visuals and a whopping 4000 frames of animation, Rayne is easy on the eyes even when she’s sucking the life out of some poor sap. — Matt Cabral
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See how Hollywood gave the green light to the new movie, get the 411 on this fall’s Green Lantern animated series, take the plunge on the 15-story high GL roller coaster, and more!
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al Jordan, our favorite ring-wielding non-Hobbit, shows up on the big screen in a couple of days, and we can sense something different with this one. Let’s face it: Warner Bros. hasn’t had the greatest batch of films as of late with the exception of their new Batman franchise. However we’re banking that GL will set a new standard for the summer blockbuster and the comics to movie genre! Ever since the first trailer debuted at the beginning of the year with its jaw-dropping special effects, an amazing array of characters from Oa, and a hell of a solid cast— we’ve waited in anticipation and counted down the days until the film’s release!
That’s why we landed Green Lantern at number one this week! We dived deep into our minds archives to bring you the best Green Lantern-related content—just to prepare you for the film. We got everything from an inside look to the new upcoming animated DVD, to exactly how this character came to life from the comic book pages to the big screen! We even did a retrospective on all of the actors who’ve voiced Hal Jordan before Ryan Reynolds wore the CGI mask! So put on your GL ring (we know you have one) and go “Green” at least until Cap’s red, white, and blue rolls around in July…
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Lighting the ‘Lantern’
The long, strange trip of DC’s secret Hollywood weapon
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t doesn’t take a lot of effort to understand why Batman and Superman were DC’s first and most frequent properties to be adapted into live-action: Batman was a mere mortal, after all, and Superman could be rendered convincingly invincible busting through cardboard doors. Green Lantern had to be happy with animation. As the wielder of the power ring—which casts into reality anything the wearer can imagine—his powers were hardly demonstrable in front of cameras. Two appearances in 1979’s cheese-whiz fest “Legends of the Superheroes,” featuring an overweight and aging Adam West, and an 1997 “Justice League” pilot for CBS that was unceremoniously dumped in a studio vault, made little use of his powers.
loves: amalgamation. It could be the DC Universe meets “Star Wars.” With the arrival of “Green Lantern,” the studio is betting $150 million that Jordan’s big screen debut is long overdue. Starring Ryan Reynolds, the film planet-hops, enlists most of the Green Lantern Corps, and uses a scale that makes “Batman Begins” look like a Miramax film in comparison. It’s also far from the Lantern’s first attempt to take flight.
In 1997, Warner approached director Kevin Smith (“Clerks”) to pen a screenplay that would blend the Lantern’s mythology with Smith’s trademark wit. Smith passed, but Warner didn’t abandon the comedy element. Instead, they strengthened Too bad, fans sighed: with the right it, toying with Jack Black (“School of budget and creative team, the story of Rock”) as the lead. While DC appeared Hal Jordan, Oa, and intergalactic conflict to be less enthused about the project— had all the makings of what Hollywood described as a nod to “The Mask”— Warner plowed ahead.
Devoted fans hoping for a serious take and having long since ODed on snarky superhero films balked; duly chastised, Warner looked to Zack Snyder, but not before inserting Lantern John Stewart in director George Miller’s “Justice League” film project. When that approach fizzled—too expensive— writers Greg Berlanti, Michael Green and Marc Guggenheim were brought in to resurrect the solo movie; Martin Campbell (“Casino Royale”) signed to direct. Reynolds was not yet in the picture. Warner was alleged to have tested both Bradley Cooper and Justin Timberlake for the lead; Ryan Gosling was a late choice. When Reynolds did sign on, it pushed back his promised “Deadpool” feature to a date TBD. Things came full circle once a teaser trailer was released in the spring that was heavy on Reynolds’ one-liners. Still, Reynolds seems to be taking the assignment seriously, if even Hal Jordan isn’t. “Lantern” opens June 17.
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The Lantern Gets Animated
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t’s clear Warner Bros. is counting on summer’s “Green Lantern” to ignite new interest in the character: just in time for the movie’s fall DVD release comes the debuting season of “Green Lantern: The Animated Series,” a 26-episode computeranimated half-hour that details Hal Jordan’s galactic crusade against the evil Red Lantern Corps.
Longtime DC animated producer Bruce Timm has said that the series isn’t likely to have any direct continuity with the film; nor is Earth expected to play a major role. Hal and the Corps have their hands full in Guardian Space. “Lantern” is set to have a sneak preview episode on Cartoon Network in November, with regular airdates coming in 2012.
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Take the Plunge on GL’s New Roller Coaster
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n the heels of “Batman: the Ride” and “Superman: the Puking” (subtitle not official) comes “Green Lantern: Stand Up to Your Fear,” a 15-story high roller coaster at Six Flags in Jackson, New Jersey: riders climb 153 feet before taking a plunge at speeds exceeding 60 miles per hour.
All while standing up. “Lantern” starts off with a yellow track—to signal the threat of the Parallax, Lantern’s nemesis—and then turns green to hint that the hero will eventually prove victorious. A second, sit-down Lantern-inspired coaster is scheduled to open in mid June at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California: that park will reconfigure its layout to create a DC-themed area including rides based on Superman and Wonder Woman.
LanternWorthy.com
Test your skills as a future Green Lantern in training
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ove Green Lantern? Love milk? Hate work? Check out www.lanternworthy.com, an interactive portal that allows viewers to use their Webcams for motion-controlled interaction. Master the tasks assigned—building blocks, navigating through yellow lights—and earn a nod from a moo-mustached Ryan Reynolds. It’ll be the only time green milk ever pays off for anyone.
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The Many Voices of Hal Jordan
Who sounds the best as Green Lantern? You make the call.
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Gerald Mohr - Voiced Hal for the character’s first animated appearance in “The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure” in 1967.
Loren Lester - “Batman: The Brave and the Bold” used voice artist Lester for an episode centered on the Corps.
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
Michael Rye - Jordan’s “Super Friends” appearances were handled by Rye, who also played the very un-PC Apache Chief.
David Boreanaz - The “Angel” star took on Jordan for the original animated movie “Justice League: The New Frontier.”
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
Adam Baldwin - Jordan’s super-brief “Justice League Unlimited” cameo was handled by Baldwin. No relation to the— yeah, those guys.
Chris Meloni - The “Law and Order: SVU” star handled Jordan for DC’s direct-toDVD movie, “Green Lantern: First Flight.”
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
Kevin Smith Voiced Jordan for a “Duck Dodgers” spoof.
Nolan North - “Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths” used North, widely heard as Nathan Drake in Uncharted.
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
Dermot Mulroney - “The Batman” used Jordan in three episodes; Mulroney might be best known as a dirt-encrusted outlaw in “Young Guns.”
Nathan Fillion - The “Castle” and “Firefly” star will be heard before Reynolds is seen in the original DVD “Green Lantern: Emerald Knights.”
LISTEN TO HIM HERE
LISTEN TO HIM HERE — Jake Rossen
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book IQ. He asked me, “Who created Green Lantern?” I responded, “Bill Finger.” He continued to talk to me. While so many like to point to Martin Nodell as the creator of Green Lantern, the reality is that he created the concept, with a very loose idea and a rough sketch. The actual character, his original oath (referenced in the title to this article), his powers, and just about everything we associate with Alan Scott comes from Bill Finger. Finger had done something similar a year earlier with Bob Kane’s drawing of some dude in a bat costume.
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ears ago, before I was the Price Guide guru for Wizard World Digital, I owned a comic shop for three years. During that time, I had the pleasure of meeting many talented writers and artists from the Golden and Silver Ages of comic books. I learned about these eras from these creators, but only one of
Nodell’s original idea was an obvious play off of Aladdin and his magical lamp. In fact, the character’s original name was to be Alan Ladd before Finger changed it. What one saw in All-American Comics #16 ($80,000) was far more than just an Aladdin spinoff. The character continued to star in All-American from them would actually test me that point on, running until #102, while also gaining on that knowledge. his own title, appearing regularly in All-Star Comics That happened to be Julius “Julie” Schwartz, the genius as a member of the Justice behind the Silver Age revivals Society of America (which formed in All-Star Comics at DC Comics. I was warned #3 {$75,000}), and in every ahead of time that Julie issue of Comic Cavalcade grilled people when he first as well (that is until the meets them to see if they funny animals bumped were worth his time. And he Green Lantern and all other was ready to test my comic superheroes in #30).
As quickly as he shot to the top, Green Lantern would come crashing down. How far down? The last issue of his series, #38 ($4,000), does not even feature him on the cover, but instead spotlights Streak the Wonder Dog. A decade later, Julie Schwartz would bring in John Broome and Gil Kane to breathe new life into the character, which they would in Showcase #22 ($50,000). They introduced the world to a dashing test pilot, Hal Jordan. Hal was given the ring by a dying alien named Abin Sur and was welcomed into the ranks of the intergalactic Green Lantern Corps. Quickly moving over to his own series after a three-issue trial in Showcase, we met his “masters,” the blueskinned Guardians of the Universe, in Green Lantern, Vol. II, #1 ($16,730), followed shortly by introductions to fellow Corpsmen Tomar-Re (#6, $1,000) and of course, Sinestro (#7, $5,000). Just like Peter Parker, the ones Hal loved the most tried to kill him. Hal’s beloved Carol Ferris would turn into the evil Star Sapphire in Green Lantern #21 ($800). Unlike Peter Parker, however Hal Jordan was not blessed with a great rogues gallery. Other than Sinestro, Star Sapphire, and Hector Hammond (who debuted in Green Lantern #5 {$1,200}),
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Hal had no credible threats. Instead he faced losers like the Tattooed Man (Green Lantern #23, $285), the Shark (Green Lantern #24, $250), and Evil Star (Green Lantern #37, $170). It was this lack of decent villains and a general lack of direction, which lead to a reboot of sorts for the character. Writer Denny O’Neil and artist Neal Adams attempted to make the character relevant to a
changing world, bringing in co-star Green Arrow to help in Green Lantern #76. This would not be enough to stave off Green Lantern’s greatest threat: cancellation! The series ended in #89. Rather than fading into oblivion, though, the Green Lantern/Green Arrow stories continued in The Flash, beginning with #217 ($140). Green Lantern returned,
again, in 1976, but faced issues with direction. He would be exiled into space (#151, $4), returned home from space (#172, $6), quit shortly thereafter (#181, $10), was replaced by an African-American ex-Marine named John Stewart (#182, $12), be replaced again by a former teacher turned into a combination of Rambo and Ron Headrest named Guy Gardner (#195, $12), and then helped relocate a good chunk of the Green Lantern Corps to Earth (#200, $8). His series was devoted to the entire Corps for two years before they decided get rid of Sinestro once and for all (Green Lantern Corps, Vol. I, #222, $6). Of course that lead to Oa blowing up as a result (we still don’t know why). Then, his own series blew up, and GL appeared only in Action Comics Weekly for the following year. Cancelled three times already, Green Lantern was given another shot in Emerald Dawn and
eventually returned to his own series. There, he would grow grey temples similar to Reed Richards and then his hometown was turned into a crater (Green Lantern, Vol. III, #46, $6). But hey, he was cool with that at first! He spent the next issue hanging out with his good buddy, Oliver Queen ($12). Of course, the issue after (#48, $12), he totally went off the deep end and killed everyone he used to work with. Kyle Rayner would come along with Green Lantern, Vol. III, #50 ($5), and he breathed new life into the GL concept. This much-beloved character though would be relegated to the sidelines when everyone learned Hal was a-okay, and it was a giant, yellow bug-thing that killed all those people. Oops. And that brings us to where we are today, with Hal Jordan being the go-to guy for all things Green… — Mark Allen Haverty
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Ch’p (Green Lantern, Volume II, #148, $5) How could you not love Ch’p? Part squirrel, part chipmunk, all badass! This creation of Paul Kupperberg and the immensely talented Don Newton would crank up the cuteness quotient to the extreme…until he was made into road kill thanks to a big yellow truck on the Mosaic World.
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Driq (Green Lantern Corps, Volume I, #217, $8) The ring was supposed to protect the ring bearer throughout their life, even while unconscious, but Driq’s ring went a step further, keeping his rotting corpse an active member of the Corps—making him the official Corps corpse. Thank you! I’ll be here all week. Please tip your waitress.
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Rond Vidar (Adventure Comics #349, $120) The Green Lantern Corps was not confined to our century of course, and Rond Vidar (pronounced exactly how you think it is) bravely served the Corps in the 30th and 31st century, protecting Sector 2814 despite a ban on Green Lanterns near Earth. Why the ban? Well, Universo, had left a bad taste in everyone’s mouth when he tried to conquer the world. Oh, and he’s Rond’s father too!
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Kilowog (Green Lantern Corps, Volume I, #201, $12) The drill sergeant of the Green Lantern Corps, Kilowog might easily be one of the more popular GLs within the DC Universe. Kilowog also served briefly as the handyman and go-to tech guy for the Justice League International. Outside of comics Kilowog has also popped up in the Cartoon Network’s Justice League, thrice as many times as Hal Jordan did, and Brave and the Bold cartoons, as well as in an episode of Duck Dodgers. So what does he have to do to get his own series? This guy needs a better agent! — Mark Allen Haverty
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PRICE GUIDE Green Lantern
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DC (1938-1988, 1989-2011) 350 LDf JMo A: Batman, Green Arrow, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................130.00 365 LDf RAn Giant, A: Legion of SuperHeroes, Justice League of America, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)......................... 85.00 366 LDf RAn A: Justice League of America, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).............. 85.00 429 ESM CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Batman, Supergirl.....................12.00 437 ESM CSw A: Batman, Flash (II - Barry Allen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)............ 443 ESM CSw A: Batman, Flash (II - Barry Allen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)............ 444 CBt CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Sinestro.............................................. 456 CBt CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).............................................................. 470 CBt CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Flash (II - Barry Allen)....................... 473 CBt CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Batman, Supergirl, General Zod, Jax-Ur................................................................ 480-481 CBt CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Justice League of Americ a................ 483 CBt CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Justice League of Americ a................ 488 BRo ASa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Black Canary (II - Dinah Laurel Lance), Green Arrow, all appearing in AirWave back-up.................................................... 489 CBt CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Justice League of America, Brainiac............................................................. 511-512 BRo ASa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), in Air-Wave back-up........................... 515 BRo ASa A: Earth-One and Earth-Two versions of Atom, the Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman, and Superman.........................5.00 516 MWo CSw A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Wonder Woman.............................5.00 525 BRo ASa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), in Air-Wave back-up........................... 527 MWo CSw B: Lord Satanis (becomes Satanus in post-Crisis continuity); A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) in Air-Wave back-up by Bob Rozakis and Alex Saviuk...................... 528 MWo CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) in Air-Wave back-up by Bob Rozakis and Alex Saviuk................................................ 534 MWo CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) & Hawkman (II - Katar Hol) in AirWave by Bob Rozakis & Alex Saviuk................ 535 MWo JSn A: Green Lantern (II - Hal
Jordan), Atom (II - Ray Palmer), Batman, Flash (II - Barry Allen), Hawkman (II - Katar Hol), Superman, and Wonder Woman in Air-Wave back-up by Bob Rozakis and Alex Saviuk....................................................... 554 MWo GKa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Justice League of America................. 589 JBy JBy A: Green Lantern Corps........2.00 596 JBy JBy “Millennium;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Jade, Kilowog.................2.00 598 JBy PKu JBy B: Checkmate; A: Kilowog, Batman, Wonder Woman..........................5.00 Becomes Action Comics Weekly #601-642 650 RSt JOr CSw GPe A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................................3.50 651 RSt GPe “Kryton Man;” A: Maxima, Kilowog......................................................5.00 670 RSt BMc A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Wonder Woman, Batman.........2.00 675 RSt BMc “Panic in the Sky;” A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Kilowog....... 6.00 690 RSt JGu A: Guy Gardner, Jade, Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)...................2.00 744 SIm AWi “Millennium Giants;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................2.00 753 SIM MMi SMi A: Batman, Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)....................................... 4.00 754 SIM MMi SMi A: Wonder Woman, Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................3.00 757 TPe TGg A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.00 762 JKe GGa A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Etrigan the Demon.....................2.00 770 JKe Kano “Emperor Joker;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................5.00 780-782 JKe Kano “Our Worlds at War;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)...............2.50 784 JKe DRl “Joker: Last Laugh;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................2.50 794 CKm Kano A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Wonder Woman, Shazam..............2.25 802 JKe TDr A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Sentinel (Alan Scott)................................................3.00 824 EBg IRe A: Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)...................... 6.00 829A GSi JBy “Sacrifice;” A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Darkseid, Captain Marvel.........3.00 829B GSi JBy Second print var. cvr...........2.50 834 GSi JBy A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.50 836 JKe EBe ICh “Superman, This is Your Life;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Justice
League Elite, Justice League America......2.50 837A GJn KBu PWo A: Green Lantern (II Hal Jordan).................................................2.50 837B GJn KBu PWo Second printing.........2.50 843 GJn KBu PWo A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan); cover by Dave Gibbons...............2.50 850 KBu FNi RGu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Legion of Super-Heroes............. 4.00 851A RDo GJo AdK “Last Son;” A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Mon-El................3.00 851B RDo GJo AdK 3-D var. ed................. 4.00 864 GJn JPr A: Batman, Green Lantern (I Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)............. 3.-00 872A GJn PWo A: Green Lantern (I Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)............3.00 872B GJn PWo 1:10 CSp var. cvr............... 6.00 873 GJn PWo A: Green Lantern (I Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)............3.00 883 JRo CAFU A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), in Captain Atom back-up.......... 4.00 884 JRo CAFU A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) in Captain Atom back-up.............................. 4.00 884-885 JRo CAFU A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) in Captain Atom back-up............ 4.00 888-889 GRu ETr PPz A: Green Lantern (I Alan Scott)................................................ 4.00 890A PCo PWo “The Black Ring;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................... 8.00 890B PCo PWo 1:10 DFi var. cvr..............16.00 Annuals 3 RSt TGr “Armageddon 2001;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III Guy Gardner), Green Lantern (IV - John
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DC (1988-1989) Previously: Action Comics #1-600 Note: As in the previous 600 issues, Superman appears in all issues, but only in a two-page serial in issues #601-641. 601 B: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, & Blackhawk..........1.75 602 A: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, & Blackhawk..........1.75 603 A: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, & Blackhawk..........1.75 604 A: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, & Blackhawk..........1.75 605 A: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, & Blackhawk..........1.75 606 A: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, & Blackhawk..........1.75 607 A: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, & Blackhawk..........1.75 608 A: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Secret Six, Superman, & Deadman; E: Blackhawk......1.75 609 A: Green Lantern, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman; B: Black Canary; E: Wild Dog...2.50 610 A: Green Lantern, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, Phantom Stranger, & Black Canary.........................................................1.75 611 A: Green Lantern, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, Black Canary; B: Catwoman.....1.75 612 A: Green Lantern, Secret Six, Superman, Deadman, Black Canary; Catwoman.........1.75 613 A: Green Lantern, Superman, Catwoman, Black Canary; B: Phantom Stranger, Nightwing & Speedy..................................2.50 614 A: Green Lantern, Superman, Nightwing
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PRICE GUIDE & Speedy, Black Canary; E: Catwoman, Phantom Stranger......................................1.75 615 A: Green Lantern, Superman, Black Canary, Nightwing & Speedy; B: Wild Dog, Blackhawk..........................................1.75 616 A: Green Lantern, Blackhawk, Wild Dog, Superman, Nightwing & Speedy; E: Black Canary.........................................................1.75 617 A: Green Lantern, Blackhawk, Wild Dog, Superman, Nightwing & Speedy, Phantom Stranger......................................................1.75 618 A: Green Lantern, Blackhawk, Wild Dog, Superman; E: Nightwing & Speedy; B: Deadman (by Kelly Jones).....................1.75 619 A: Green Lantern, Blackhawk, Wild Dog, Superman, Deadman; B: Secret Six...........1.75 620: A: Green Lantern, Blackhawk, Wild Dog, Superman, Deadman, Secret Six...............1.75 621 A: Green Lantern, Blackhawk, Wild Dog, Superman, Deadman, Secret Six...............1.75 622 A: Green Lantern, Wild Dog, Starman, Superman, Secret Six, Blackhawk.............1.75 623 A: Green Lantern, Deadman, Superman, Secret Six, Phantom Stranger; B: Captain Marvel.........................................................1.75 624 A: Green Lantern, Deadman, Superman, Secret Six, Captain Marvel; B: Black Canary.........................................................1.75 625 A: Green Lantern, Deadman, Superman, Secret Six, Captain Marvel, Black Canary.1.75 626 A: Green Lantern, Superman, Captain Marvel, Secret Six, Black Canary; E: Deadman.................................................1.75 627 J: Captain Atom to Green Lantern’s feature; A: Secret Six, Black Canary, Superman; B: Nightwing and Speedy.......1.75 628 A: Green Lantern & Captain Atom, Secret Six, Black Canary, Superman, Speedy, Blackhawk...................................................1.75 629 A: Green Lantern & Captain Atom, Secret Six, Black Canary, Superman, Speedy, Blackhawk...................................................1.75 630 A: Green Lantern & Captain Atom, Black Canary, Superman, Speedy, Blackhawk; E: Secret Six...............................................3.00 631 A: Green Lantern & Captain Atom, Black Canary, Phantom Stranger, Superman, Speedy, Blackhawk....................................3.00 632 A: Green Lantern & Captain Atom, Black Canary, Phantom Stranger, Superman, Speedy, Blackhawk....................................3.00 633 A: Green Lantern, Black Canary, Nightwing & Speedy, Superman, Phantom Stranger, Blackhawk..................................3.00 634 A: Green Lantern, Black Canary, Nightwing & Speedy, Superman, Phantom Stranger, Blackhawk..................................3.00 635 A: Superman, Blackhawks, Green Lantern, and Black Canary, all in one feature; A: Superman; E: Green Lantern.......................................................3.00 636 A: Speedy, Phantom Stranger, Superman, Wild Dog; B: Etrigan the Demon, Phantom Lady............................................................3.50 637 A: Speedy, Phantom Stranger, Superman,
Wild Dog, Etrigan the Demon; B: Hero Hotline.......................................................5.00 638 A: Speedy, Phantom Stranger, Superman, Wild Dog, Etrigan the Demon, Hero Hotline; Demon cvr. by Kirby....................5.00 639 A: Speedy, Phantom Stranger, Superman, Wild Dog, Etrigan the Demon, Hero Hotline.......................................................5.00 640 A: Speedy, Phantom Stranger, Superman, Wild Dog, Etrigan the Demon, Hero Hotline..............................................6.50 641 A: Etrigan the Demon, Phantom Lady, Human Target, Superman, Phantom Stranger, Wild Dog.................................... 8.00 642 ESM GKa SDi CSw CIn Final issue, with only one feature, with Green Lantern (II Hal Jordan), Superman, Nightwing, Deadman, Green Lantern Abin Sur, and Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner)...........10.00 Returns to Action Comics, after a short hiatus, with #643.
Adventure Comics
DC (1938-1983, 2010-2011) Previously: New Comics, then New Adventure Comics; becomes Adventure w/#32 349 JSh CSw B: Rond Vidar; B: Universo; A: Legion of Super-Heroes....................120.00 359 JSh CSw A: Legion of Super-Heroes, Universo................................................ 100.00 360 JSh CSw A: Legion of Super-Heroes, Universo, Rond Vidar........................... 100.00 413 LWe GMo A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Batman......................................25.00 449 DOn MNa A: Flash (II - Barry Allen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...............10.00 451 DMi JAp A: Aquaman, Flash (II - Barry Allen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).... 8.00 459 CBu JSn JHa JAb B: Dollar Comics format; A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) in two features, one solo by Burkett & Staton, one with Aquaman, Superman, and Wonder Woman by Harris & Abel....25.00 460 CBu JSn A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Wonder Woman, Flash (I - Jay Garrick), Flash II (Barry Allen)................25.00 461 PLe JSn “Only Legends Live Forever,” A: Earth-One and Earth-Two versions of the Atom, Batman, the Flash, Green Lantern, Superman, and Wonder Woman; also, A: Huntress (I - Helena Wayne), Black Canary, Dr. Fate, Dr. Mid-Nite, the Spectre, and the Earth-Two Robin..........35.00 462 PLe JSn “Only Legends Live Forever,” featuring the Earth-Two versions of Batman, Catwoman, Robin, Flash, Green Lantern, Superman, and Wonder Woman, plus the remaining members of the JSA in the death of the Earth-Two Batman; also, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) appears in the Wonder Woman feature by Jack C. Harris and Jack Abel...............................80.00 463 PLe JSn A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Justice Society of America..................... 20.00
465 PLe JSn A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Justice Society of America..................... 20.00 466 PLe JSn A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Justice Society of America......... 20.00 486 MWo CIn A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) in “Dial H for Hero”......................2.00 Note: This series was cancelled with #503 in September 1983, but returns in September 2010 with #516, adding the issues from Vol. II to where this series left off. 516 JLm MAA A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) (in Atom back-up)........................ 4.00 Volume II (2009-2010) 5A SGa JOr A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Flash (III - Wally West), Superman-Prime, Power Girl, Superman.............................. 6.00 5B SGa JOr 1:10 FMa #508 var. cvr..........10.00 7A TBd TMr “Blackest Night;” numerous guest appearances, including Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)......................................... 6.00 7B TBd TMr 1:10 FMa #510 var. cvr.........10.00 Returns to Vol. I after #12
Adventures of Superman
DC (1987-2006) Previously: Superman, Vol. I, #1-423 430 MWo JOr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Katma-Tui...................................2.50 436-437 JBy JOr “Millennium”..................2.50 444 JBy JOr “The Supergirl Saga,” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Jade................. 6.00 449 JOr JOr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 473 DJu DJu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).................................................... 4.00 479 JHu EHa “Red Glass Trilogy;” A: Martian Manhunter, Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................2.50 488-489 JOr TGr “Panic in the Sky;” A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner)....... 6.00 494 JOr TGr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan),......................................................2.00 528 KKe SIm A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.00 551 DJu TGr A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.00 557 KKe VSe “Millennium Giants” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................2.00 565-566 KKe JOr TGr A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)........................................2.00 567 KKe JOr PRy A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.00 570 RMz TPe TGg Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.00 596 JCa MWi Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..................................................... 6.00 618 JCa CAd A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)............2.50 620 JCa DAu A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................2.50 623 JCa DAu A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................2.50
628 GRu MCl A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................2.50 638 A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Mr. Mxyzptlk................................3.00 642A GRu DDo KKl A: Green Lantern (IV John Stewart), Darkseid, Wonder Woman.......................................................5.00 642B GRu DDo KKl Second printing........3.00 648 GRu KKl A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................2.50 649 JKe EBe A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Garder).......................................................5.00 Returns to Superman, Vol. I, w/#650 Annuals 4 RLF BMc “Eclipso;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................................2.50
All-American Comics
DC (1939-1948) 16 BFi MNo B: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), will appear in all future issues.......80,000.00 17-18................................................... 12,000.00 19 B: Atom.....................................17,500.000 20 B: Red Tornado...........................8,000.00 21-24.....................................................5,000.00 25 O & B: Dr. Mid-Nite.....................12,500.00 26.........................................................4,000.00 27 B: Doiby Dickles..........................4,500.00 28-30.................................................... 2,500.00 31-40....................................................2,000.00 41-50.....................................................1,750.00 51-60.....................................................1,500.00 61 O & B: Solomon Grundy..............8,000.00 62-70.....................................................1,250.00 71-88..................................................... 1,000.00 89 O & B: Harlequin..........................1,500.00 90 B: Icicle....................................... 1,000.00 91-99.......................................................900.00 100 ATo B: Johnny Thunder.............1,500.00 101.........................................................1,300.00 102........................................................2,000.00 Becomes All-American Western w/#103
All-Star Comics
All-American Publications (1940-1946) National Periodicals/DC (1946-1951) Note: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott) in all Justice Society of America appearances below. 2 BFi MNo GFx SMl A: Green Lantern (I Alan Scott), Hawkman (I - Carter Hall), Flash (I - Jay Garrick), Spectre.................... 7,000.00 3 GFx SMa SMl MNo B: Justice Society of America; A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)................................................75,000.00 4 A: Justice Society of America.........4,000.00 5 B: Hawkgirl, A: Justice Society of America.............................................. 3,500.00 6 A: Justice Socierty of America; J: Johnny Thunder..............................................3,000.00 7 A: Justice Society of America; C: Batman,
PRICE GUIDE Superman..........................................3,000.00 8 B: Wonder Woman, A: Justice Society of America.......................................50,000.00 10 A: Justice Society of America........ 2,500.00 24-45 A: Justice Society of America.....900.00 50-56 A: Justice Society of America.....900.00 57 JBm FGi A: Justice Society of America; Final issue.......................................... 1,000.00 This series continues into All-Star Western, Vol. I, with #58, but then returns in 1976, picking up with #58. 58 GCy REs WWo B: Power Girl; A: Justice Society of America................................150.00 59 GCy REs A: Justice Society..................25.00 60-61 GCy KGi A: Justice Society.............25.00 62 GCy PLe KGi A: Justice Society...........25.00 63 PLe KGi A: Justice Society..................25.00 64-65 PLe WWo A: Justice Society.........25.00 68-74 PLe JSn............................................25.00
All-Star Squadron
DC (1981-1987) Note: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott) appears in all issues listed here. 1 RTh RBu..................................................10.00 2-5 RTh RBu................................................ 6.00 7 RTh...........................................................5.00 13 RTh..........................................................5.00 15 RTh..........................................................5.00 16 RTh..........................................................5.00 20-23 RTh.....................................................5.00 24-26 RTh JOr B: Infinity, Inc.................. 8.00 27 RTh A: Jade.......................................... 4.00 31-33 RTh.................................................... 4.00 36-46 RTh.................................................. 4.00 48 RTh........................................................ 4.00 50-52 RTh “Crisis on Infinite Earths”......10.00 53 RTh AJn “Crissi on Infinite Earths;” A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Jade.10.00 54-55 RTh..................................................10.00 57-58 RTh................................................... 4.00 60-61 RTh................................................... 4.00 65 RTh........................................................ 4.00 67 RTh Final Issue..................................... 8.00
Angel and the Ape DC
10 PDa JCl A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 16 PDa MEg A: Guy Gardner: Warrior.......3.00 44 PDa JCl A: Sentinel...............................2.50 50 ELa EBt A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Superman, Wonder Woman.......2.00 65 DJu SEp A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Superman, Wonder Woman.......2.00 66 DJu PRy A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Superman, Wonder Woman.......2.00 67-69 DJu SEp A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Superman, Wonder Woman.......2.00 Volume VI (2003-2006) 23 JOs CBi A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................2.50 38 JAr LKi A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................2.50
Atom, the
DC (1962-1968) 8 GFx GKa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..................................................200.00 Becomes The Atom and Hawkman w/#39
Atom and Hawkman, the
DC (1968-1969, 2010) 46 GJn RSo “Blackest Night;” A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).......................5.00
Batman
DC (1940-2011) 611 JLb JLe A: Green Lantern (I Alan Scott).................................................3.00 702 GMo TDa “Batman’s Last Case;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV John Stewart)................................................... Annuals 15 AGr JFe “Armageddon 2001;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)............................3.00 Elseworlds In Darkest Knight MBa JBr........................17.00
Batman and the Outsiders
DC (1983-1986) 22 MBa ADa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00
Volume II (1991) 2 PFo PFo A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 4 PFo PFo A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................3.00
Batman Chronicles
Amalgam Comics
DC (2007-2011) 50 MGu JBi A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Arrow (I - Oliver Queen), Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance).................5.00 52-54 MGu JBi A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Flash (II - Barry Allen)................3.00
Marvel/DC (1996-1997) Iron Lantern KBu PSm................................2.00
Aquaman
DC (1962-1971, 1977-1978) 61 DMi DNe A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Batman, Kobra .......................... 8.00 Volume II (1986) 4 NPo CHa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...................................................... 4.00 Volume V (1994-2000)
DC (1995-2001) 15 KPu JSn A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Martian Manhunter....................3.00
Batman: Confidential
Batman: Gotham Knights
DC (2000-2006) 10 ABr JGL A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott) in back-up feature.................................... 4.00 44 ScB DRo A: Sentinel, Superman..........3.00
Batman: Shadow of the Bat
DC (2010-2011) 1A GMo CSp A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................9.00 1B GMo CSp 1:25 CSp var. cvr...................10.00 1C GMo CSp 1:200 AKu sketch var. cvr... 50.00 1D GMo CSp Second print var. cvr............ 6.00 1E GMo CSp Third print var. cvr.................4.50 2A GMo FIr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...................................................... 6.00 2B GMo FIr 1:25 FIr var. cvr....................... 8.00 2C GMo FIr Second print var. cvr...............4.50 3A GMo YPa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................5.00 3B GMo YPa 1:25 YPa var. cvr................... 8.00 6A GMo LGr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...................................................... 4.00 6B GMo LGr 1:25 LGr var. cvr.................... 8.00
1A GJn IRe.................................................. 8.00 1B GJn IRe 1:25 EVS var. cvr.................... 20.00 1C GJn IRe 1:250 sketch var. cvr.............60.00 1D GJn IRe Red Diamond retailer var..... 30.00 1E GJn IRe Second print var. cvr..............10.00 1F GJn IRe Third print var. cvr.................. 6.00 1G GJn IRe Fourth print var. cvr............... 4.00 2A GJn IRe.................................................. 6.00 2B GJn IRe 1:25 MCa var. cvr.................... 20.00 2C GJn IRe 1:200 sketch var. cvr.............. 50.00 2D GJn IRe Second print var. cvr.............. 8.00 2E GJn IRe Third print var. cvr.................. 6.00 3A GJn IRe...................................................7.00 3B GJn IRe 1:25 EVS var. cvr....................22.00 3C GJn IRe 1:100 sketch var. cvr.............66.00 3D GJn IRe Second print var. cvr...............5.50 4A GJn IRe...................................................4.50 4B GJn IRe 1:25 RMi var. cvr....................18.00 4C GJn IRe 1:100 sketch var. cvr............. 54.00 5A GJn IRe.................................................. 4.00 5B GJn IRe 1:25 RMi var. cvr....................16.00 5C GJn IRe 1:100 sketch var. cvr............. 36.00 6A GJn IRe.................................................. 6.00 6B GJn IRe 1:25 RMi var. cvr....................16.00 6C GJn IRe 1:100 sketch var. cvr.............48.00 7A GJn IRe.................................................. 6.00 7B GJn IRe 1:25 RMi var. cvr....................14.00 7C GJn IRe 1:100 sketch var. cvr.............40.00 8A GJn IRe...................................................5.50 8B GJn IRe 1:25 DMh var. cvr.................... 8.00 8C GJn IRe 1:100 sketch var. cvr............. 36.00
Birds of Prey
Blackest Night: Batman
DC (1992-2000) 39 AGr KWk A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Solomon Grundy............................2.00
Batman: Streets of Gotham
DC (2009-2011) 2-3 PDi DNg A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).................................................... 4.00 20 PDi DNg A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Justice Society of America........... 4.00
Batman: the Return of Bruce Wayne
DC (1998-2009) 10 CDi GLa A: Guy Gardner: Warrior.........5.00 37 CDi JFr “Joker: Last Laugh;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................... 4.00 62 GSi EBe A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................3.50 88 GSi EBw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................2.50 100 GSi NSc B: Nicola Scott artwork; A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)............ 4.00 111 TBd JOf A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Superman, Wonder Woman.......3.00 112 TBd DCl A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Big Barda, Mr. Miracle................3.00 Volume II (2010-2011) 4A GSi EBe A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................3.00 4B GSi EBe 1:10 White Lantern var. cvr....9.00 Specials Birds of Prey: Secret Files (2003) GSi A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).............7.00
Black Canary DC
VOLUME THREE (2007) 1 TBd PSi A: Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).................3.00
Blackest Night
DC (2009-2010) OA GJn IRe..................................................5.00 0B GJn IRe sketch var...............................35.00
DC (2009) 1A PTo ASf.................................................12.00 1B PTo ASf 1:25 BSi var. cvr..................... 36.00 1C PTo ASf Second print var. cvr.............. 8.00 1D PTo ASf Third print var. cvr..................4.50 2A PTo ASf.................................................. 6.00 2B PTo ASf 1:25 BSi var. cvr.....................18.00 2C PTo ASf Second print var. cvr...............4.50 3A PTo ASf.................................................. 4.00 3B PTo ASf 1:25 BSi var. cvr.....................14.00
Blackest Night: Flash
DC (2009) 1A GJn SKo................................................. 6.00 1B GJn SKo 1:25 FMa var. cvr...................12.00 2A GJn SKo..................................................3.50 2B GJn SKo 1:25 FMa var. cvr.....................9.00 3A GJn SKo..................................................5.00 3B GJn SKo 1:25 FMa var. cvr...................10.00
Blackest Night: JSA
DC (2009) 1A JRo EBw..................................................5.00 1B JRo EBw 1:25 GHa var. cvr................... 11.00 2A JRo TBd EBw..........................................3.00 2B JRo TBd EBw 1:25 GHa var. cvr............. 7.50 3A JRo TBd EBw..........................................3.00 3B JRo TBd EBw 1:25 GHa var. cvr............ 6.00
Blackest Night: Superman
DC (2009) 1A JRo EBw................................................10.00
PRICE GUIDE 1B JRo EBw 1:25 SDa var. cvr...................25.00 1C JRo EBw Second print var. cvr............. 8.00 1D JRo EBw Third print var. cvr.................5.00 2A JRo EBw................................................ 6.00 2B JRo EBw 1:25 SDa var. cvr...................16.00 3A JRo EBw................................................ 4.00 3B JRo EBw 1:25 SDa var. cvr...................12.00
Blue Devil
DC (1984-1986) 13 GCn DMn A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................2.00 17 GCn DMn A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................2.00
155 BHa JAp A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).....................................................12.00 173-174 GCy JAp A: Sinestro, Green Lantern (I - Hal Jordan)......................................... 6.00 181 Abr JAp A: Hawk & Dove, Flash (II - Barry Allen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).....5.00
Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps
Booster Gold
DC (1986-1988) 22 DJu DJu A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Justice League International....3.00 Volume II (2008-2011) 0 GJn DJu A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Parallax (I - Hal Jordan)............................3.00 1A GJn DJu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).............3.00 1B GJn DJu 1:10 var. cvr..............................9.00 1C GJn DJu Second print var. cvr...............3.00 1D GJn DJu Diamond Retailer var. cvr.... 20.00 2A GJn DJu A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 2B GJn DJu 1:10 AAd var. cvr......................9.00 6 GJn DJu A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 7 GJn DJu A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).................3.00 8-10 GJn DJu A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 14 RRe POl A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...................................................... 4.00 23 DJu MSt DJu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 26A DJu DJu “Blackest Night;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).................................... 6.00 26B DJu DJu Second print var. cvr............4.50 27 DJu DJu “Blackest Night;” A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).......................4.50 33 KGi JDm CBs A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 45 DJu DJu “Flashpoint;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................................3.00 Specials One Million GJn DJu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00
Brightest Day
DC (2009) 1A GJn PTo EBe.......................................... 4.00 1B GJn PTo EBe 1:25 DGi var. cvr.............15.00 1C GJn PTo EBe Second print var. cvr........4.50 2A GJn PTo EBe.......................................... 4.00 2B GJn PTo EBe 1:25 RMi var. cvr.............12.00 2C GJn PTo EBe Second print var. cvr...... 4.00 3A GJn PTo EBe.......................................... 4.00 3B GJn PTo EBe 1:25 DMh var. cvr...........12.00
Blackest Night: Titans
DC (2009) 1A JTK EBe...................................................4.50 1B JTK EBe 1:25 BHb var. cvr....................12.00 2A JTK EBe................................................. 4.00 2B JTK EBe 1:25 BHb var. cvr...................10.00 3A JTK EBe..................................................3.00 3B JTK EBe 1:25 GPe var. cvr.................... 8.00
Blackest NIght: Wonder Woman
DC (2009) 1A GRu NSc..................................................3.50 1B GRu NSc 1:25 RSo var. cvr...................10.00 2A GRu NSc................................................ 4.00 2B GRu NSc 1:25 RSo var. cvr...................15.00 3A GRu NSc.................................................5.00 3B GRu NSc 1:25 RSo var. cvr....................17.50
Blue Beetle
DC (1986-1988) 22 LWe RAn A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Justice League International....3.00 Volume II (2006-2009) 1A KGi CHa A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 1B KGi CHa Second printing......................3.00 1C KGi CHa Third printing var. cvr............ 4.00 7 JRg CHa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)............3.00 13 JRg RAq A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................3.00 14 JRg RAq A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).......................3.00 20 JRg RAq “Sinestro Corps War;” A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).......................3.00 22 JRg RAq A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 25 JRg RAq A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 36 MSt CBr Final Issue; A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner)...........................................5.00
Brave and the Bold, the
DC (1955-1983) 28 GFx MSe B: Justice League of America, B: Starro, O: Snapper Carr........35,000.00 29 GFx MSe Second A: Justice League of America....................................... 12,000.00 30 GFx MSe B: Professor Ivo; A: Justice League of America.............. 9,500.00 59 BHa RFd B: Batman team-up in “Brave and the Bold;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).................................................. 260.00 69 BHa WMo A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)................................................... 110.00 100 BHa JAp A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance), Robin (I - Dick Grayson), Green Arrow (I Oliver Queen).......................................... 50.00 134 BHa JAp A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).....................................................15.00
DC (2010-2011) 0A GJn PTo FPa...........................................5.00 0B GJn PTo FPa 1:50 IRe var. cvr.............25.00 1A GJn PTo IRe PGl......................................5.00 1B GJn PTo IRe PGl 1:50 IRe var. cvr........32.00 2A GJn PTo IRe PGl.....................................4.50 2B GJn PTo IRe PGl 1:25 IRe var. cvr..........9.00 3A GJn PTo IRe PGl.....................................4.50 3B GJn PTo IRe PGl 1:25 IRe var. cvr..........9.00 4A GJn PTo IRe ASf.....................................3.50 4B GJn PTo IRe ASf 1:25 IRe var. cvr.........9.00 5A GJn PTo IRe ASf.....................................3.00 5B GJn PTo IRe ASf 1:25 IRe var. cvr.......... 7.50 6A GJn PTo IRe PGl.....................................3.00 6B GJn PTo IRe PGl 1:25 IRe var. cvr........ 6.00 7A GJn PTo IRe PGl.....................................4.50 7B GJn PTo IRe PGl 1:10 RSo var. cvr.........7.00 8A GJn PTo IRe PGl.....................................3.00 8B GJn PTo IRe PGl 1:10 RSo var. cvr....... 6.00 9A-12A GJn PTo IRe.................................... 4.00 9B-12B GJn PTo IRe PGl 1:10 IRe var. cvr... 7.00 13A GJn PTo IRe ASf....................................5.00 13B GJn PTo IRe ASf 1:10 IRe var. cvr........9.00 14A GJn PTo IRe......................................... 6.00 14B GJn PTo IRe 1:10 IRe var. cvr............ 11.00 15A GJn PTo PGl SCl....................................3.00 15B GJn PTo PGl SCl 1:10 IRe var. cvr....... 6.00 16A GJn PTo PGl SCl................................... 4.00 16B GJn PTo PGl SCl 1:10 IRe var. cvr......10.00 17A GJn PTo IRe ASf....................................3.50 17B GJn PTo IRe ASf 1:10 IRe var. cvr........9.00 18A GJn PTo IRe ASf....................................3.00 18B GJn PTo IRe ASf 1:10 IRe var. cvr........ 7.50 19A GJn PTo IRe JPr....................................3.00 19B GJn PTo IRe JPr 1:10 GFr var. cvr....... 6.00 20A GJn PTo IRe JPr....................................3.00 20B GJn PTo IRe JPr 1:10 IRe var. cvr....... 6.00 21A GJn PTo PGl IRe....................................3.00 21B GJn PTo PGl IRe 1:10 IRe var. cvr....... 6.00 22A GJn PTo SCl IRe....................................3.50 22B GJn PTo SCl IRe 1:10 IRe var. cvr........ 7.50 23A GJn PTo IRe JPr....................................3.00 23B GJn PTo IRe JPr 1:10 IRe var. cvr........ 7.50 24A GJn PTo IRe PGl ASf SCl Final issue...5.00 24B GJn PTo IRe PGl 1:10 IRe var. cvr....... 8.00
Captain Atom
DC (1987-1991) 24 CBt PBr “Invasion!” A: Green Lantern (II Hal Jordan).................................................2.50
Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew!
DC (1982-1983) 1 RTh RAn SSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Flash (II - Barry Allen)................2.00
Catwoman
DC Volume III (2002-2008, 2010) 57 WPf DLo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................3.50 77 WPf DLo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).................3.50
Challengers of the Unknown DC
Volume II (1991) 5 JLb TSa A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 Volume III (1997-1998) 11 SGr JPL A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)............................................2.50
Chase
DC (1998) 1-2 DJo JHW A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.50 6 DJo JHW A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...................................................... 6.00 9 DJo JHW Final Issue, A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)........................................... 8.00
Checkmate DC
Volume Two (2006-2008) 1-5 GRu JSz A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)............................................3.00 24 GRu ETr JBn A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)............3.00
Comic Cavalcade
All-American Publications (1942-1946) National Periodicals/DC (1946-1954) Note: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott) appears in all issues during the superhero era of this title. 1 B: Flash (I - Jay Garrick), Green Lantern (I Alan Scott), Wonder Woman, and Wildcat (I - Ted Grant) features.................... 13,000.00 2............................................................ 2,500.00 3............................................................2,000.00 4-5........................................................ 1,400.00 6-10.......................................................1,100.00 11-12.........................................................900.00 13 A: Solomon Grundy........................2,000.00 14-20........................................................800.00 21-23.........................................................750.00 24 A: Solomon Grundy........................1,200.00 25-28.......................................................700.00 29 E: All superhero features.............. 1,400.00
Cosmic Odyssey
DC (1988-1989) 1-4 JSt MMi A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).................................................... 6.00
Crisis on Infinite Earths DC (1985-1986)
PRICE GUIDE 1 MWo GPe B: Pariah, B: Blue Beetle II (DC Comics)........................................ 6.00 2-3 MWo GPe C: Anti-Monitor (shadow)... 6.00 4 MWo GPe B&O: Lady Quark, B&O: Dr Light II, D: Monitor ......... 6.00 5 MWo GPe B: Anti-Monitor................... 6.00 6 MWo GPe B: Captain Atom (in DC)..... 6.00 7 MWo GPE D: Supergirl........................... 8.00 8 MWo GPe D: Flash (Barry Allen)........... 8.00 9-10 MWo GPe.............................................5.00 11 MWo GPe single Earth created............. 4.00 12 MWo GPe Earth-2 Superman, Lois Lane, Alex Luthor and Superboy-Prime separately depart universe............... 4.00
Day of Judgment
DC (1999) Note: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner) appears in all but #2. Hal Jordan, in various forms, is in all issues. 1 GJn MSm.................................................. 6.00 2-4 GJn MSm...............................................5.00 5 GJn MSm B: Hal Jordan as Spectre..... 8.00
Day of Vengeance
DC (2005) 3-4 BWi JJo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott).......................................... 4.00
DC Comics Presents
DC (1978-1986) Note: Superman team-ups in all issues. 6 PLe CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................9.00 26 MWo JSt A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan); B: New Teen Titans (insert).. 45.00 30 GCy CSw A: Black Canary; appearances by both Earth-One and Earth-Two Green Lanterns in main feature and back-up.... 4.00 43 PLe CSw A: Legion of Super-Heroes, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Supergirl (I - Kara Zor-El)......................................... 4.00 55 BRo ASa A: Air Wave, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................................2.00 60 CBu INo A: Guardians of the Universe.2.00
DC Special
DC (1968-1971, 1975-1977) 17 ... presents Green Lantern All reprints of Silver Age Green Lantern stories, under a new cover by Mike Grell........... 30.00 20 Green Lantern All reprints................40.00 29 Untold Origin of the JSA PLe JSn B: Spear of Destiny in DC superhero stories (previously, appeared in Weird War Tales #50)........................................ 50.00
DC Universe: Trinity
DC (1993) 1-2 TCh BKi GHa MWd A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Darkstars, L.E.G.I.O.N.....3.00
Detective Comics
DC (1937-2011) 347 GFx CIn A: Green Lantern (II - Hal
Jordan), Flash (II - Barry Allen)........... 100.00 350 GFx CIn A: Elongated Man, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), both in backup feature.................................................. 100.00 784-786 EBr PZi A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................3.00
Flash, the
DC (1959-1985) Previously: Flash Comics #1-104 131 JBr CIn A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..................................................900.00 137 GFx CIn A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Atom (I - Al Pratt), Hawkman (I - Carter Hall), Vandal Savage, Johnny Thunder, and Dr. Mid-Nite (I - Charles McNider), all appearing for the first time in the Silver Age.... 1,400.00 143 JBr CIn A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Carol Ferris.............................300.00 158 JBr GFx CIn A: Aquaman, Atom (II - Ray Palmer), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Hawkman (II - Katar Hol) .....................150.00 168 JBr CIn A: Green Lantern (II Hal Jordan).............................................135.00 Note: With Green Lantern, Vol. II, cancelled, it moves to the Flash, beginning with #217, as a back-up feature. 217 LWe INo B: Green Lantern/Green Arrow by Denny O’Neil and Neal Adams.........140.00 218 CBt INo Green Lantern/Green Arrow back-up from O’Neil and Adams.......... 100.00 219 CBt INo Green Lantern/Green Arrow back-up from O’Neil and Adams............60.00 220 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Dick Giordano..................................60.00 221 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Giordano.......................................... 30.00 222 CBt INo Appearances by Green Lantern and Sinestro in full-feature Flash story.30.00 223 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Giordano.......................................... 30.00 224 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Giordano.......................................... 30.00 225 CBt INo Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan) and Professor Zoon appear in full-feature Flash story.............................................. 30.00 226 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Adams..............................................60.00 227-228 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Dick Dillin...............................25.00 229 CBt INo 100-page giant; new story + reprints of Adv. 117, All-Flash 31, Flash 133 & 145, & Green Lantern (Vol. II) 29............60.00 230 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Dillin..................................................25.00 231 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Dillin..................................................25.00 232 CBt INo 100-page giant; new story + reprints of Adventure 121, Flash Comics 94, Flash 124, & Green Lantern 13................ 45.00 233 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Dillin..................................................25.00 234 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Dillin................................................. 20.00 235 CBt INo Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)
guest stars in full-feature Flash story... 20.00 236 CBt INo NO G.L. this issue............... 20.00 237-238 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Mike Grell.............................. 20.00 239 CBt INo NO G.L. this issue............... 20.00 240-242 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Grell....................................... 20.00 243 CBt INo “Death” of The Top; Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Grell.......25.00 244 CBt INo NO G.L. this issue............... 20.00 245 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Dillin................................................. 20.00 246 CBt INo Green Lantern back-up by O’Neil and Dillin; cover by Neal Adams; E: Green Lantern in “the Flash”............................40.00 268 CBt INo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)........................................................10.00 276 CBt ASa A: Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)................ 6.00 Volume II (1987-2006, 20072009) Note: Unlike Vol. I, Vol. II did not have “the” in the title preceeding “Flash,” with many taking that as an indication that not even DC accepted Wally West as THE Flash. This would change with #101, with “the” added to the new logo. 8 MBn JGu “Millennium;” A: Aquaman, Batman, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).......................1.50 9 MBn JGu “Millennium”...........................1.50 51 WML GLr A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)......................................................... 4.00 69-70 MWd GLr “Gorilla Warfare;” crossover with Green Lantern (Vol. III).....................5.00 79 MWd GLr “The Return of Barry Allen,” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)................ 6.00 124 BAu MWd PRy A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 130 MMi GMo PRy A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................5.00 134 MMi GMo PRy A: Nightwing, Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Starman (I - Ted Knight)...................................................... 4.00 135 MMi GMo PRy A: Green Arrow (III Connor Hawke) and Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)....................................................10.00 136 MMi GMo PRy A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Superman, Wonder Woman...... 4.00 137 MMi GMo RWa A: Darkseid, Lara & Jor-El, Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Superman, Wonder Woman........................................ 4.00 138 MMi GMo RWa B: Black Flash; A: Superman, Wonder Woman, & Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................... 4.00 163 PMg RLm A: Batman, Aquaman, Superman, Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.00 208 GJn HPo Multiple guest stars, inc. Batman, Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Wonder Woman, & Superman, amongst others.........................................................3.50 209 GJn HPo A: J.L.A., J.S.A., and Titans.. 3.50 216 GJn HPo A: Green Lantern (II - Hal
Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Green Arrow (II - Connor Hawke), Atom (II Ray Palmer), Batman................................5.00 233 MWd DAc A: Batman, Black Lightning, Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Red Arrow, Superman, & Wonder Woman.......3.00 235-236 MWd FWi A: Green Lantern IV John Stewart)............................................3.00 239 TPe FWi A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................3.00 246-247 ABu CBr A: Black Lightning, Doctor Mid-Nite (III - Peter Cross), J.L.A., Titans.3.00 Annuals 3 WML JKo A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................3.00 8 MWd DBw “Year One;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)......................................... 4.00 Specials Flash/Green Lantern: Faster Friends BAu MWd VSe A: Flash (I - Jay Garrick), Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (I Alan Scott), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner), Captain Marvel, Superman, Aquaman; story continued from Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends...................................................... 8.00
Flash and Green Lantern: the Brave and the Bold
DC (1999-2000) 1-6 MWd TPe BKi A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Flash (II - Barry Allen)................3.00
Flashpoint
DC (2011) 1A GJn AKu A: Flash (I - Jay Garrick), Flash (II - Barry Allen), Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)...................... 4.00 1B GJn AKu Ivan Reis / George Perez Cyborg variant cover.................................5.00 1C GJn AKu 1:25 sketch var. cvr................. 8.00
Golden Age, the
DC (1994) 1-4 JRo PSm A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Justice Society of America........... 6.00
Golden Age Secret Files
DC (2001) 1 A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott).............5.00
Green Arrow
DC (1983) 1 MBr TVE A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................5.00 Volume II (1987-1998) 19-20 MGr EHa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 88 KDo JAp A: Guy Gardner: Warrior.........3.00 96 CDi JAp MNa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Connor Hawke............................ 6.00 101 CDi RDa D: Green Arrow (I - Oliver Queen); A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Batman, Flash (III - Wally West), Superman, Nightwing, Guy Gardner: Warrior..........40.00
PRICE GUIDE 110 CDi RDa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan); Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner).4.00 111 CDi RDa A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..................................................... 4.00 125 CDi DBr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan); Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner).3.00 126 CDi DBr A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 130 CDi WRo A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 132-133 CDi DBr A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 Volume III (2001-2007) 4 KSm PHe “Quiver;” A: Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner), Flash (III - Wally West).......3.00 10 KSm PHe “Quiver;” A: Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner)..............................................3.00 19 BMz PHe A: Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)...............2.50 23-25 BRa CAd “Black Circle” crossover w/ Green Lantern (Vol. III); A: Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner), Jade.....................................3.00 65 JWi SMc A: Deathstroke the Terminator, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).................3.00 75 JWi SMc Final Issue; A: Green Lantern (II Hal Jordan), Hawkgirl (IV - Kendra Saunders), Superman, Wonder Woman...3.50 Volume IV (2010) Previously: Green Arrow / Black Canary #1-29 30A JTK DNi “Blackest Night;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner), Flash (II - Barry Allen)....... 4.00 30B JTK DNi 1:25 MGr var. cvr.................12.00 31A JTK FDa “Rise and Fall;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)............................5.00 31B JTK FDa 1:25 MMw var. cvr................14.00 31C JTK FDa Second printing.....................3.00 32 JTK FDa “Rise and Fall;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................... 4.00 Volume V (2010-2011) 1A JTK DNi “Brightest Day;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).............5.00 1B JTK DNi 1:25 EVS var. cvr....................12.00 1C JTK DNi Second print MCa var. cvr...... 4.00 2 JTK DNi “Brightest Day;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)............ 4.00 Specials Secret Files and Origins (2002) A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner)..............................................5.00
Green Arrow / Black Canary
DC (2007-2010) 1A JWi CCh A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.50 1B JWi CCh Green Arrow (I - Oliver Queen) variant cover..............................................5.00 4 JWi CCh A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 5A JWi ACo A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 5B JWi ACo Var. cvr. by ACo.......................5.00 7 JWi CCh A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00
15 AKr MNr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 29 AKr MNr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...................................................... 4.00 Becomes Green Arrow, Vol. IV, w/#30 Specials Wedding Special (2007) 1A A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner).............................. 4.00 Wedding Special (2007) 1B var. cvr.......... 6.00
Green Lantern
All-American Publications (1941-1946) National Periodicals/DC (1946-1949) 1 O retold: Green Lantern.................30,000.00 2.......................................................... 12,000.00 3 War cvr. by MNo...............................9,000.00 4 Green Lantern J: U.S. Army.............4,000.00 5-9........................................................3,000.00 10 ¶ & O: Vandal Savage...................6,000.00 11-17.......................................................1,250.00 18 Christmas cvr................................. 1,600.00 19-20.....................................................1,250.00 21-26..................................................... 1,000.00 27 O & B: Sky Pirate.........................2,000.00 28......................................................... 1,000.00 29 All Harlequin issue, stories & cvr... 1,750.00 30 B: Streak the Wonder Dog by ATo; would later take over lead for this title, and also serves as prototype for Rex the Wonder Dog............................... 3,500.00 31-34..................................................... 1,000.00 35-37.....................................................2,000.00 38 Streak, not Green Lantern, appears on the cover for this, the final issue....4,000.00 Volume II (1960-1972, 1976-1986) 1 JBm GKa B: Guardians of the Universe, O: Green Lantern..........................16,730.00 2 JBm GKa B: Pieface, B: Qward.. 3,500.00 3.............................................................2,250.00 4............................................................1,500.00 5 ¶ & O: Hector Hammond.................1,200.00 6 JBm GKa B: Tomar-Re.................. 1,000.00 7 ¶ & O: Sinestro................................5,000.00 8-10...................................................... 1,000.00 11-13.........................................................500.00 14 ¶ & O: Sonar..................................... 380.00 15............................................................. 350.00 16 ¶ & O: Star Sapphire........................800.00 17-20........................................................340.00 21 ¶ & O: Dr. Polaris.............................. 380.00 22..............................................................250.00 23 B: Tattooed Man..............................285.00 24 B: Shark...........................................250.00 25-28........................................................220.00 29 B: Black Hand; A: Justice League...250.00 30 B: Katma Tui....................................250.00 31-36.........................................................150.00 37 B: Evil Star.......................................170.00 38-39........................................................150.00 40 O: The Guardians; O: Infinite Earths;
A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), his first appearance in this title and his second solo story in the Silver Age.........................................1,100.00 41-44........................................................150.00 45 A: Green Lantern I............................200.00 46-50........................................................150.00 51..............................................................120.00 52 A: Green Lantern I, Sinestro..............150.00 53-58........................................................120.00 59 B: Guy Gardner..............................420.00 60.............................................................120.00 61 A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott).......150.00 62-64........................................................130.00 65............................................................ 100.00 66-70.........................................................80.00 71-72..........................................................60.00 73 A: Star Sapphire................................ 100.00 74...............................................................60.00 75 E: Silver Age Green Lantern..............120.00 76 DOn NAd A: Green Arrow; B: New “Green Lantern / Green Arrow” logo; B: Green Arrow as co-star................................ 2,500.00 77-79 DOn NAd A: Green Arrow........... 350.00 80 DOn NAd A: Green Arrow.................185.00 81-84 DOn NAd A: Green Arrow.............170.00 85 DOn NAd A: Green Arrow, Speedy.. 300.00 86 DOn NAd A: Green Arrow, Speedy...225.00 87 DOn NAd B: John Stewart............. 450.00 89 DOn NAd A: G.L. Alan Scott..............180.00 Note: Green Lantern was cancelled w/#89 (May 1972), with the story continuing into Flash #217, where Green Lantern would start a long-running backup feature. The series would resume w/#90, cover-dated August 1976. 90 DOn MGr............................................. 30.00 91-92 DOn MGr A: Sinestro......................16.00 93-99 DOn MGr.........................................16.00 100 DOn ASa A: Black Canary (II - Dnah Lance), Air-Wave......................................24.00 101-105 DOn ASa A: Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance).......................................................10.00 106 DOn MGr A: Air-Wave, Black Canary (II Dinah Lance)............................................12.00 107 CBu JFu A: Air-Wave, Black Canary (II Dinah Lance); cover by Mike Grell............9.00 108-110 DOn MGr A: Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance)....................................................... 11.00 111-112 DOn ASa A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................9.00 113-115 DOn ASA A: Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance)........................................................ 8.00 116 DOn ASa B: In-continuity appearance of Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner) - previous appearance (Green Lantern, Vol. II, #59) was an “imaginary story”............................. 50.00 117 DOn JSn A: Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance), Guy Gardner (NOT as G.L.).......... 8.00 118 DOn ASa............................................... 8.00 119-120 DOn ASa A: Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance).........................................................7.00 121 DOn DHe................................................5.00 122 DOn DHe A: Superman, Guy Gardner, Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance); E: Green
Arrow as co-star; E: “Green Lantern / Green Arrow” logo 123 DOn JSn Second A: Green Lantern (III Guy Gardner), Sinestro............................14.00 124 DOn JSn A: Sinestro, Green Lantern (III Guy Gardner) - last Green Lantern III until ##189....................................................... 8.00 125-129 DOn JSn.......................................... 7.50 130 BRo JSn............................................... 6.00 131 MBr JSn................................................ 6.00 132 PKu JSn................................................ 6.00 133 DOn JSn................................................ 6.00 134-137 MWo JSn........................................ 6.00 138-139 RTh JSn......................................... 6.00 140 MWo JSn...............................................5.00 141 MWo JSn B: Omega Men.................. 8.00 142-149 MWo JSn........................................5.00 150 MWo JSn 52-page giant......................6.50 151 MWo JSn A: Flash (II - Barry Allen).... 4.00 152-153 MWo JSn........................................ 4.00 154-155 MBr JSn......................................... 4.00 156 MBr GKa...............................................3.50 157-159 MBr KPo.........................................3.50 160-163 MBr KPo........................................3.50 164 MBr KPo A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart); B: Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backups by Todd Klein and Dave Gibbons......................................................5.00 165 MBr KPo B: Green Lantern, Vol. II, issue w/o Hal Jordan; story features Green Arrow and Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)....5.00 166 JCv GTu.................................................5.00 167 JCv GTu E: Tales of the Green Lantern Corps backups by Klein & Gibbons...........5.00 168 JCv GTu.................................................2.50 169 JCv JDe..................................................2.50 170 GCh GTu................................................2.50 171 ATo Tales of G.L.C. backup by Todd Klein and Dave Gibbons returns........................5.00 172 LWe DGi E: Tales of GLC backups; R: Hal Jordan to Earth; B: Dave Gibbons as regular artist on “Green Lantern”........................ 6.00 173 LWe DGi A: Lyla, Monitor................... 6.00 174-176 LWe DGi......................................... 8.00 177 LWe CPt.................................................4.50 178-180 LWe DGi........................................ 6.00 181 LWe DGi E: Hal Jordan as Green Lantern of Sector 2814..........................................10.00 182 LWe DGi B: Green Lantenr (III - John Stewart) as Green Lantern of Sector 2814..........................................................12.00 183 LWe DGi..............................................10.00 184 JBr GKa Reprint of Green Lantern, Vol. II, #59, w/ three new framing pages.............6.50 185-186 LWe DGi A: Eclipso.......................5.00 187 PKu BWi Tales of GLC by MBn & MRo.5.00 188 SEn JSn IR: Green Lantern (III - John Stewart) to world; B: Mogo in backup “Tales of the GLC” by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons....................................................15.00 189 SEn JSn R: Guy Gardner......................4.50 190-191 SEn JSn..........................................3.00 192 SEn JSn Re-Intro & O: Star Sapphire.. 3.50 193 SEn JSn A: Guy Gardner......................5.00 194 SEn JSn “Crisis on Infinite Earths;” A:
PRICE GUIDE Lyla, Monitor..............................................3.00 195 SEn JSn “Crisis on Infinite Earths;” B: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner) as Green Lantern of Sector 2814............................12.00 196 SEn JSn “Crisis on Infinite Earths”...12.00 197 SEn JSn “Crisis on Infinite Earths”.... 8.00 198 SEn JSn “Crisis on Infinite Earths;” D: Tomar-Re.............................................10.00 199 SEn JSn.................................................3.50 200 SEn JSn Cover by Walter Simonson.. 8.00 Becomes Green Lantern Corps w/#201 Volume III (1990-2004) 0 (8/94) Kyle Rayner vs. Hal Jordan......... 4.00 1 GJo PBr Justice League...........................5.00 2-4................................................................3.00 5....................................................................5.00 6-22..............................................................3.00 23 A: Star Sapphire.................................... 4.00 24-33.............................................................3.00 34-35........................................................... 4.00 36-39............................................................3.00 40................................................................ 4.00 41-42............................................................3.00 43.................................................................5.00 44-45............................................................4.50 46 A: Mongul, Cyborg Superman.............. 6.00 47 A: Green Arrow....................................12.00 48 BWl RMz B: Kyle Rayner..................12.00 49 RMz D: Corps, R: Sinestro................... 8.00 50 RMz DBk B: Kyle Rayner as Green Lanter, “D:” Sinestro............................................5.00 51-60............................................................3.00 61-62.............................................................3.50 63 R: Parallax............................................10.00 64 A: Parallax...........................................12.00 65-70............................................................3.00 71 -73............................................................5.00 74-76............................................................ 4.00 77 GL/GA x-over..........................................5.00 81A RMz DBk memorial for Hal Jordan, multi-level holographic foil cvr..............12.00 82-87........................................................... 4.00 88-95............................................................3.00 96-97............................................................5.00 99 C: Hal Jordan........................................ 6.00 100A-C......................................................... 8.00 101-103 “Emerald Knights”.........................5.00 104-106 “Emerald Knights”...................... 4.00 107-118..........................................................3.00 119 A: Hal Jordan, Spectre........................ 8.00 120-128.........................................................3.00 129 B: JWi....................................................5.00 130-137 JWi..................................................5.00 138-139 JWi ............................................... 4.00 140 JWi A: Green Lantern Alan Scott....... 6.00 141-142......................................................... 4.00 143 “Joker: Last Laugh”............................. 6.00 144...............................................................5.00 145 B: Kyle Rayner as Ion......................12.00 146-147........................................................ 8.00 148-149.........................................................5.00 150..............................................................10.00 151-174..........................................................3.00 175................................................................7.00
176-178.........................................................3.00 179-180.........................................................5.00 181 Final Issue............................................ 6.00 Annuals 1 GJo ASm “Eclipso”...................................3.00 2 GJo MBy “Bloodlines”.............................3.00 3 DDv DZa “Elseworlds”............................3.00 4 RMz JPh “Year One”...............................5.00 5 CDi LWe “Legends of the Dead Earth”...3.00 6 RMz JJo “Pulp Heroes”.......................... 4.00 7 SVa RLm “Ghosts;” A: Nekron.............. 4.00 8 KGi OCa “JLApes;” cover by Art Adams.3.00 9 TTr KTu “Planet DC”...............................3.50 Volume IV (2005-2011) 1A GJn CPa EVS...........................................5.00 1B GJn CPa EVS 1:10 CPa var. cvr.............. 8.00 2-3 GJn CPa..................................................3.00 4-5 GJn EVS.................................................3.00 6 GJn SBi A: Black Hand............................5.00 7 GJn CPa “Infinite Crisis;” A: Green Arrow (I - Oliver Queen).......................................7.00 8A GJn CPa A: Green Arrow (I - Oliver Queen)........................................................7.00 8B GJn CPa 1:10 NAd var. cvr...................12.00 9A GJn EVS A: Batman............................12.00 9B GJn EVS 1:10 EVS var. cvr.................. 30.00 10A GJn EVS “One Year Later”................12.00 10B GJn EVS Second print B&W var. cvr...7.00 11 GJn IRe................................................... 6.00 12 GJn IRe R: Cyborg Superman...............9.00 13 GJn IRe................................................... 4.00 14-15 GJn IRe...............................................6.50 16-17 GJn IRe.............................................12.00 18-20 GJn DAc A: Star Sapphire..............12.00 21A GJn IRe “Sinestro Corps War”........... 8.00 21B GJn IRe 1:10 AKu var.........................13.00 21C GJn IRe Second print var. cvr..............5.00 22A GJn IRe “Sinestro Corps War”........... 6.00 22B GJn IRe Second print var. cvr............ 8.00 23A GJn IRe “Sinestro Corps War”............5.00 23B GJn IRe Second print B&W var. cvr... 4.00 24 GJn IRe “Sinestro Corps War”..............5.00 25A GJn IRe “Sinestro Corps War”..........14.00 25B GJn IRe 1:10 GFk var. cvr...................25.00 26 GJn MMk B: Alpha Lanterns...........12.00 27-28 GJn MMk “Alpha Lanterns”............ 6.00 29A GJn IRe “Secret Origin”..................... 8.00 29B GJn IRe SDCC var. cvr.......................13.00 30-35 GJn IRe “Secret Origin”.................. 6.00 36A GJn IRe “Rage... Red Lanterns”.......14.00 36B GJn IRe Second print var. cvr.............9.00 37A GJn IRe “Rage... Red Lanterns”.......12.00 37B GJn IRe Second print sketch var. cvr..9.00 38A GJn IRe “Rage... Red Lanterns”........ 8.00 38B GJn IRe Second print var. cvr.............5.00 39A GJn PTa “Agent Orange”................... 6.00 39B GJn PTa 1:25 Hal Jordan var. cvr......16.00 39C GJn PTa Second print var. cvr.............5.00 40A GJn PTa “Agent Orange”................... 6.00 40B GJn PTa 1:25 RMi var. cvr.................14.00 41A GJn PTa “Agent Orange”.....................5.00 41B GJn PTa 1:25 EBw var. cvr.................12.00 42A GJn PTa “Agent Orange”....................5.00 42B GJn PTa 1:25 EBw var. cvr.................12.00 43A GJn DMh “Prelude...Blackest Night”.5.00
43B GJn DMh 1:25 EBw var. cvr...............12.00 44A GJn DMh “Prelude...Blackest Night”.4.50 44B GJn DMh 1:25 PTa var. cvr................12.00 45A GJn DMh “Blackest Night”................ 4.00 45B GJn DMh 1:25 FMa var. cvr...............12.00 46A GJn DMh “Blackest Night”................ 6.00 46B GJn DMh 1:25 AKu var. cvr.................9.00 47A GJn DMh “Blackest Night”................ 6.00 47B GJn DMh 1:25 EBe var. cvr..................9.00 48A GJn DMh “Blackest Night”.................5.00 48B GJn DMh 1:25 RMo var. cvr.................9.00 49A GJn DMh “Blackest Night”................ 4.00 49B GJn DMh 1:25 RMi var. cvr................. 8.00 50A GJn DMh “Parallax Rebirth”............. 6.00 50B GJn DMh 1:25 JLe var. cvr.................12.00 50C GJn DMh 1:100 sketch var. cvr......... 45.00 51A GJn DMh “Parallax Rebirth”...............4.50 51B GJn DMh 1:25 GHo var. cvr................15.00 52A GJn DMh “Blackest Night”.................4.50 52B GJn DMh 1:25 SDa var. cvr..................9.00 53A GJn DMh “Brightest Day”...................3.00 53B GJn DMh 1:25 RSo var. cvr................. 8.00 54A GJn DMh “Brightest Day”................. 4.00 54B GJn DMh 1:25 AGa var. cvr.................. 8.00 55A GJn DMh “Brightest Day;” A: Lobo... 4.00 55B GJn DMh 1:25 DMh var. cvr.................9.00 56A GJn DMh “Brightest Day”..................3.00 56B GJn DMh 1:25 SLa var. cvr................. 8.00 57A GJn DMh “Brightest Day”...................3.00 57B GJn DMh 1:10 RSo White Lantern..... 8.00 58A GJn DMh “Brightest Day”................. 4.00 58B GJn DMh 1:10 GHa var. cvr................ 8.00 59A GJn DMh “Brightest Day”................. 4.00 59B GJn DMh 1:10 GHa var. cvr................. 8.00 60A GJn DMh “Brightest Day”..................3.00 60B GJn DMh 1:10 FQu var. cvr................ 8.00 61A GJn DMh “Brightest Day”...................3.00 61B GJn DMh 1:10 AGa var. cvr..................7.00 62A GJn DMh...............................................3.00 62B GJn DMh 1:10 DMh var. cvr.................6.50 63A GJn DMh...............................................3.00 63B GJn DMh 1:10 BBo var. cvr................. 6.00 64A GJn DMh “War... Green Lanterns”.....3.00 64B GJn DMh 1:10 TKi var. cvr...................7.00 65A GJn DMh “War... Green Lanterns”.....3.00 65B GJn DMh 1:10 GPe var. cvr.................7.00 66A GJn DMh “War... Green Lanterns”.....3.00 66B GJn DMh 1:10 CCr var. cvr................... 7.50 Specials 1001 Emerald Nights GN (2001) ................ 8.00 Fear Itself SC (1999)..................................25.00 Fear Itself HC (1999).................................40.00 Green Lantern 3-D (1998)...........................5.00 Green Lantern Adam Strange (2000).........5.00 Green Lantern The Atom (2000).................5.00 Green Lantern Firestorm (2000)................5.00 Green Lanter/Flash: Faster Friends RMz BSe RLm A: Flash (I - Jay Garrick), Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner); story continues into Flash/Green Lantern: Faster Friends........................................... 8.00 Green Lantern Gallery (1996).....................5.00 Green Lantern Ganthet’s Tale (1992) JBy.15.00 Green Lantern Green Lantern (2000)........5.00
Green Lantern Larfleeze Christmas (2010).4.00 Green Lantern Legacy HC (2002)..............25.00 Green Lantern/Plastic Man: Weapon of Mass Deception (2010).......................................5.00 Green Lantern Power Girl (2000)...............5.00 Green Lantern Plus (1996)..........................3.00 Green Lantern/Silver Surfer: Unholy Alliances....................................... 8.00 Green Lantern Special (1988).....................3.00 Green Lantern Special (1989).....................3.00 Our Worlds at War (2001)...........................3.00 Rage of the Red Lantern GJns..................15.00 Sinestro Corps Secret Files (2007)............. 6.00 Willworld SC (2003)...................................16.00 Willworld HC (2001).................................. 30.00
Green Lantern 80-Page Giant
DC (1998-2000) 1................................................................... 4.00 2................................................................... 6.00 3................................................................... 6.00
Green Lantern and Sentinel: Heart of Darkness
DC (1998) 1-3 RMz PPe.................................................5.00
Green Lantern: Circle of Fire
DC (2000) 1-2 BVa NBr................................................ 6.00
Green Lantern Corps
DC (1986-1988) Previously: Green Lantern, Vol. II, #1200. B: Kilowog. ........................12.00 201 SEn JSn 202-205 SEn JSn..........................................2.50 206 SEn JSn A: Black Hand.......................3.00 207 SEn JSn.................................................2.00 208 SEn JSn B: Rocket Reds..................5.00 209 SEn JSn A: Rocket Reds .....................7.00 210-213 SEn JSn......................................... 4.00 214-216 SEn IGi........................................... 4.00 217 SEn JSn B: Driq; A: Sinestro........... 8.00 218-219 SEn BWi........................................ 4.00 220 SEn BWi “Millennium;” A: Sinestro...3.00 221 SEn JSn “Millennium;” A: Sinestro.....3.00 222 SEn JSn Sinestro executed by GLC.... 6.00 223 SEn GKa..............................................10.00 224 JCv GKa Final Issue; Oa destroyed.....9.00 Volume II (2006-2011) 1 DGi PGl......................................................3.00 2 DGi PGl.....................................................5.00 3 DGi PGl.....................................................3.00 4 DGi MBi....................................................3.00 5-6 DGi DGi................................................. 4.00 7 KCh PGl.....................................................5.00 8 KCh PGl....................................................7.00 9 KCh PGl..................................................10.00 10 DGi DGi.................................................16.00 11-12 DGi PGl............................................... 8.00 13 DGi PGl..................................................12.00 14A DGi PGl “Sinestro Corps”..................10.00 14B DGi PGl Second print var. cvr............ 6.00 14C DGi PGl Third print var. cvr................ 8.00
PRICE GUIDE 15A DGi PGl “Sinestro Corps”................... 8.00 15B DGi PGl Second print var. cvr............ 6.00 16-17 DGi AUn “Sinestro Corps”............... 6.00 18 PTo PGl “Sinestro Corps”..................... 8.00 19 PTo PGl...................................................9.00 20A PTo PGl..............................................10.00 20B PTo PGl Second print sketch var....... 8.00 21-22 PTo Nel “Curse... Alpha Lanterns”... 6.00 23-26 PTo PGl “Ring Quest”..................... 4.00 27-28 PTo LRo............................................ 4.00 29-31 PTo PGl “Sins... Star Sapphire”.......4.50 32 PTo PGl “Sins... Star Sapphire”..........12.00 33A PTo PGl “Emerald Eclipse”...............12.00 33B PTo PGl Second print var. cvr............ 8.00 34A PTo PGl “Emerald Eclipse”................ 6.00 34B PTo PGl 1:25 RMi var. cvr................. 20.00 35A PTo PGl “Emerald Eclipse”.................5.00 35B PTo PGl 1:25 RMi var. cvr..................18.00 35C PTo PGl Second print var. cvr............ 4.00 36A PTo PGl “Emerald Eclipse”................ 4.00 36B PTo PGl 1:25 RMi var. cvr...................10.00 37A PTo PGl “Emerald Eclipse”................. 4.00 37B PTo PGl 1:25 RMi var. cvr..................10.00 38A PTo PGl “Emerald Eclipse”................ 4.00 38B PTo PGl 1:25 RMi var. cvr.................. 12.50 39A PTo PGl “Blackest Night”...................3.00 39B PTo PGl 1:25 JJu var. cvr................... 12.50 40A PTo PGl “Blackest Night”...................3.00 40B PTo PGl 1:25 BTu var. cvr..................12.00 41A PTo PGl “Blackest Night”...................3.00 41B PTo PGl 1:25 GHo var. cvr..................12.00 42A PTo PGl “Blackest Night”...................3.00 42B PTo PGl 1:25 GHo var. cvr.................12.00 43A PTo PGl “Blackest Night”...................3.00 43B PTo PGl 1:25 Ladrönn var. cvr.............9.00 44A PTo PGl “Blackest Night”...................5.00 44B PTo PGl 1:25 GHo var. cvr..................12.00 45A PTo PGl “Blackest Night”.................. 4.00 45B PTo PGl 1:25 BBo var. cvr.....................9.00 46A PTo PGl “Blackest Night”...................3.00 46B PTo PGl 1:25 GHo var. cvr.................12.00 47A PTo PGl “Brightest Day”....................3.00 47B PTo PGl 1:25 RMi var. cvr..................12.00 48A TBd ASf “Brightest Day”.................. 4.00 48B TBd ASf 1:25 PGl var. cvr..................10.00 49A TBd ASf “Brightest Day”.................. 4.00 49B TBd ASf 1:25 PGl var. cvr..................10.00 50A TBd ASf “Brightest Day”..................5.00 50B TBd ASf 1:25 PGl var. cvr....................9.00 51A TBd ASf “Brightest Day”...................3.00 51B TBd ASf 1:25 RSo var. cvr................... 8.00 52A TBd ASf “Brightest Day”..................3.00 52B TBd ASf 1:25 PGl var. cvr.................... 8.00 53A TBd TKi B: TKi artwork on GLC.......... 4.00 53B TBd TKi 1:10 PGl var. cvr...................10.00 54A TBd TKi “Brightest Day”....................3.00 54B TBd TKi 1:10 PGl var. cvr.................... 6.00 55A TBd TKi “Brightest Day”.....................3.00 55B TBd TKi 1:10 PGl var. cvr.................... 6.00 56A TBd TKi “Brightest Day”....................3.00 56B TBd TKi 1:10 PGl var. cvr.................... 6.00 57A TBd TKi “Brightest Day”.....................3.00 57B TBd TKi 1:10 EBe var. cvr................... 6.00 58A TBd TKi “War... Green Lanterns”.......3.00 58B TBd TKi 1:10 PGl var. cvr.................... 6.00
59A TBd TKi “War... Green Lanterns”.......3.00 59B TBd TKi 1:10 GPe var. cvr................... 6.00 60A TBd TKi “War... Green Lanterns”.......3.00 60B TBd TKi 1:10 CCr var. cvr................... 6.00
Green Lantern Corps Quarterly
DC (1992-1994) 1 JOs FHe B: Jack T. Chance....................2.50 2 RSt DAl DMo PGu.....................................2.50 3 MJF DCo RSt DAl......................................5.00 4 RMz KJn RSt JBa......................................5.00 5 GJo SKo ESM RMz JBa ............................ 8.00 6 TCh GJo SKo JBa...................................... 8.00 7 RMz DBa THa.......................................... 8.00 8 DDv GHa BSm A: Lobo........................... 6.00
6-7 DOn NAd.............................................. 6.00
Green Lantern: Mosaic
DC (1992-1993) 1-5.................................................................2.00 6-14..............................................................3.00 15................................................................. 4.00 16-17............................................................ 6.00 18 Final Issue............................................12.00
Green Lantern: the New Corps DC (1999) 1-2 CDi SEa.................................................. 6.00
Green Lantern: Rebirth
Green Lantern Corps: Recharge
DC (2005-2006) 1-5 GJn DGi PGl............................................5.00
DC (2004-2005) 1A GJn EVS................................................. 6.00 1B GJn EVS Second printing..................... 4.00 2A GJn EVS..................................................7.00 2B GJn EVS Second printing..................... 4.00 3-6 GJn EVS................................................ 6.00
Green Lantern: Dragon Lord
Green Lantern Secret Files
DC (2001) 1-3 DMo PGu................................................5.00
Green Lantern: Emerald Dawn
DC (1989-1990) 1 JOw MBr.................................................. 6.00 2-6 JOw MBr............................................... 4.00
Green Lantern: Emerald Dawn II
DC (1991) 1-6 KGi GJo MBr..........................................3.00
Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors
DC (2010-2011) 1A PTo FPa “Brightest Day”..................... 4.00 1B PTo FPa 1:25 LBe var. cvr....................16.00 2A PTo FPa “Brightest Day”..................... 4.00 2B PTo FPa 1:25 FMs var. cvr...................12.00 3A PTo FPa “Brightest Day”..................... 4.00 3B PTo FPa 1:25 FMs var. cvr...................10.00 4A PTo FPa “Brightest Day”..................... 4.00 4B PTo FPa 1:25 FMs var. cvr...................10.00 5A PTo FPa “Brightest Day”..................... 4.00 5B PTo FPa 1:25 FMs var. cvr...................10.00 6A PTo FPa “Brightest Day”......................3.00 6B PTo FPa 1:25 FMs var. cvr...................13.00 7A PTo FPa “Brightest Day”......................3.00 7B PTo FPa 1:10 FMs var. cvr.....................6.50 8A PTo FPa “War of the Green Lanterns”.4.00 8B PTo FPa 1:10 TKi var. cvr......................9.00
Green Lantern: Evil’s Might
DC (2002) 1-3 HCh MRo “Elseworlds”........................ 6.00
Green Lantern / Green Arrow
DC (1983-1984) 1-4 DOn NAd............................................... 4.00 5 DOn NAd...................................................7.00
DC (1988-2005) 1 (1998).......................................................7.00 2 (1999)...................................................... 6.00 3 (2002)...................................................... 6.00 4 (2005)..................................................... 4.00
Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps DC (2007) 1A GJn EVS R: the Anti-Monitor..............12.00 1B GJn EVS Second print var. cvr............. 8.00 1C GJn EVS Third print var. cvr................. 6.00 1D GJn EVS Fourth print var. cvr...............5.00
Green Lantern Special
DC (1988-1989) 1 JOw TSm...................................................2.00 2 JOw MBt...................................................2.00
Green Lantern / Superman: Legend of the Green Flame
DC (2000) ONE-SHOT NGa MWg JAp KNo ESh............ 8.00
Green Lantern vs. Aliens
DC/DARK HORSE (2000) 1 RMz RLe....................................................5.00 2-4 RMz RLe................................................3.00
Guy Gardner
DC (1992-1994) 1-8 GJo JSn..................................................2.00 9-10 WJa JSn...............................................2.00 11-14 CDi JSn “Year One”...........................2.00 15 CDi CHn Crossover with Justice League America #83..............................................3.00 16 CDi MTn..................................................1.50 Becomes Guy Gardner: Warrior w/#17
Guy Gardner: Collateral Damage
DC (2006) 1-2 HCh HCh................................................ 6.00
Guy Gardner: Reborn
DC (1992) 1-3 GJo JSn...................................................5.00
Guy Gardner: Warrior
DC (1994-1996) Previously: Guy Gardner #1-16 0 BSm MBy..................................................3.00 17 CDi MBy..................................................3.00 18 CDi MBy “Emerald Fallout”................. 8.00 19-20 CDi MBy “Emerald Fallout”............ 4.00 21 CDi MBy “Emerald Fallout,” A: Parallax (I - Hal Jordan).......................................... 8.00 22-24 BSm MBy...........................................2.00 25 BSm MBy................................................3.00 26-28 BSm MBy..........................................2.00 29A BSm PJi “Barn door” cvr................... 4.00 29B BSm PJi Newsstand ed.......................3.00 30 BSm MBy A: Superman, Supergirl (II Matrix); crossover with Action #709........2.50 31 BSm MBy................................................2.00 32 BSm JCh “Way of the Warrior”............2.00 33-34 BSm MCm “Way of the Warrior”....2.00 35 PJi JCh.....................................................2.00 36-37 BSm MCm “Underworld...”.............2.00 38-39 BSm MCm.........................................2.00 40 BSm ALo................................................2.00 41-42 BSm MCm......................................... 4.00 43 BSm BGy................................................5.00 44 BSm MBy Final Issue............................ 7.50
Hawk and Dove DC
Volume III (1989-1991) 1 BKe KKe GGl A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................1.50
Hawkman DC
Volume II (1986-1987) 1 TIs RHo A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................................2.50 Volume III (1993-1996) 1-2 JOs JDr A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.50 22-23 WML SLb A: Wonder Woman, Guy Gardner...............................................5.00 Volume IV (2002-2006) 23-24 GJn RMo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)......................................................... 4.00 25 GJn RMo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................2.50 40-41 JGr JPl JBe A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)............................................2.50 45 JGr JPl JBe A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)............................................2.50 48-49 JGr JPl CBs A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)........................................2.50
Hawkworld DC
Volume II (1990-1993) 21 JOs GNo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................3.00
PRICE GUIDE 28 JOs JDr A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................3.00 Annuals 2 JOs GKw “Armageddon 2001;” A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).......................3.00
Specials Impulse: Bart Saves the Universe CPr JJo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................5.00
Helmet of Fate
DC (1999-2001) 1 TPe RMo A: Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner)..............................................2.50 5-7 TPe RMo A: Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner)..............................................2.50
DC (2005-2006) Note: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott) and all five of the Green Lanterns of Sector 2814 (Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, John Stewart, Kyle Rayner, and Jade) appear in this series. 1A-1B GJn GPe............................................ 4.00 1C GJn GPe sketch var. cvr....................... 45.00 2A GJn GPe JLe cvr......................................5.00 2B GJn GPe GPe cvr.................................. 4.00 3A GJn GPe JLe cvr..................................... 6.00 3B GJn GPe GPe cvr.................................. 4.00 3C GJn GPe second print var. cvr............. 4.00 4A GJn GPe JLe cvr.....................................5.00 4B GJn GPe GPe cvr.................................. 4.00 4C GJn GPe second print var. cvr............. 4.00 5A-5B GJn GPe........................................... 4.00 5C GJn GPe second print var. cvr.............. 4.00 6A-6B GJn GPe........................................... 4.00 6C GJn GPe second print var. cvr.............. 4.00 7A-7B GJn GPe.............................................5.00 SPECIALS Countdown to Infinite Crisis 0 GJn GRu D: Blue Beetle II, B: OMAC (post-Crisis)............................................3.00
Identity Crisis
Infinity, Inc.
DC (2007) Sargon the Sorcerer SNi SHa A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..............................3.00
History of the DC Universe
DC (1986) 1-2 MWo GPe.............................................. 6.00 HC (1988).................................................. 50.00
Hitman
DC (1996-2001) 10 GEn JMc A: Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner)..............................................3.50 11 GEn JMc A: Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner)..............................................4.50 12 GEn JMc A: Green Lantern (V Kyle Rayner)..............................................5.00
Hourman
DC (2004-2005) Note: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott) and all five of the Green Lanterns of Sector 2814 (Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, John Stewart, Kyle Rayner, and Jade) appear in this series. 1A BMe RMo............................................... 6.00 1B BMe RMo inverted b&w second print.4.00 1C BMe RMo third print var. cvr............... 4.00 1D BMe RMo fourth print var. cvr............ 4.00 2A BMe RMo................................................5.00 2B BMe RMo second print sketch var.......4.50 2C BMe RMo third print var. cvr............... 4.00 3A BMe RMo................................................4.50 3B BMe RMo second print var. cvr........... 4.00 4A-6A BMe RMo........................................ 4.00 4B-6B BMe RMo second print var. cvrs... 4.00 7A BMe RMo............................................... 6.00 7B BMe RMo second print var. cvr........... 4.00
Impulse
DC (1995-2002) 67 TDz EVS A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.50 68 TDz EBt A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.50 69 TDz EBt A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 78 TDz CBr A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.50 86 TDz CBr A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.50
Infinite Crisis
DC (1984-1988) Note: Jade (later, Green Lantern VI) appears in all issues except for #24. 1-3 RTh JOr..................................................5.00 4 RTh JOr O: Jade and Obsidian............... 8.00 5-10 RTh JOr................................................7.00 11-13 RTh DNe............................................. 4.00 14 RTh TMc B: Todd McFarlane art; third published work for TMc............. 6.00 15-17 RTh TMc ........................................... 4.00 18-19 RTh TMc “Crisis on Infitie Earths”.10.00 20-24 RTh TMc “Crisis”.............................. 6.00 25-29 RTh TMc........................................... 4.00 30 RTh TMc “Last Days of JSA” epilogue.10.00 31-36 RTh TMc............................................ 4.00 37 RTh TMc E: Todd McFarlane art.......... 4.00 38-49 RTh....................................................2.00 50 RTh.........................................................2.50 51-53 RTh.....................................................5.00 Annuals 1 RTh TMc “Crisis on Infinite Earths”....... 8.00 2 RTh TMc...................................................5.00 Specials 1987 RTh......................................................5.00
Ion
DC (2006) 1A RMz.........................................................5.00 1B RMz sketch var. cvr................................3.00 2-12 RMz..................................................... 4.00
Legion of Super-Heroes DC
Volume II (1980-1984) 300 PLe KGi A: Rond Vidar........................ 4.00 Volume III (1984-1989) Note: due to the paper used, this series is commonly referred to as “the Baxter series” 9 PLe SLi A: Rond Vidar.............................2.50 10 PLe SLi A: Universo...............................2.50 16 PLe SLi “Crisis on Infinite Earths;” A: Rond Vidar............................................ 8.00 18 PLe GLr “Crisis on Infinite Earths;” A: Rond Vidar............................................ 8.00 22 PLe GLr A: Rond Vidar, Universo..........2.50 25 PLe GLr A: Rond Vidar.......................... 7.50 32-34 PLe GLr “Universo Project;” A: Universo................................................5.00 35 PLe GLr “Universo Project;” A: Universo................................................7.00 36 PLe GLr Election issue; A: Universo.....5.00 37 PLe GLr A: Superboy; A: Universo......15.00 51 PLe KGi A: Rond Vidar.......................... 4.00 VOLUME FOUR (1989-2000) Note: due to the five year gap in the storyline between the Baxter series and this, this is commonly referred to as the “Five Years Later” series. 1 KGi KGi A: Universo................................ 4.00 3 TBi MBi KGi A: Rond Vidar..................... 8.00 5 TBi MBi KGi A: Rond Vidar..................... 8.00 7 TBi MBi KGi A: Rond Vidar......................5.00 8 TBi MBi KGi New O: Legion of SuperHeroes; A: Rond VIdar...............................5.00 16 TBi MBi KGi BPe A: Universo............... 4.00 18 TBi MBi KGi BPe A: Universo............... 4.00 21 TBi MBi KGi A: Universo, Darkseid.......3.00 25 TBi MBi DAl A: Universo.......................3.00 26-27 TBi MBi KGi JPe A: Universo............3.00 29 TBi MBi KGi JPe A: Rond Vidar.............3.00 30 TBi MBi KGi JPe A: Universo................3.00 32 TBi MBi KGi JPe A: Universo.................3.00 34-35 TBi MBi KGi JPe A: Universo............3.00 37 TBi MBi JBr A: Rond Vidar....................3.00 38 TBi MBi KGi JPe D: Earth; A: Rond Vidar............................................ 6.00 40 TBi MBi SIm A: Universo......................3.00 42 TBi MBi SIm A: Rond Vidar...................3.00 45 TBi MBi SIm A: Rond Vidar...................3.00 50 TBi MBi SIm A: Universo, Rond Vidar..5.00 52-53 TMw SIm A: Rond Vidar...................2.50 54-55 TMw SIm Prelude to “Zero Hour;” A: Universo................................................4.50 57 TMw SIm CTy Prelude to “Zero Hour;” A: Universo, Rond Vidar............................4.50 58 TMw SIm Prelude to “Zero Hour;” A: Universo................................................4.50 59 TMw MWd SIm Prelude to “Zero Hour;” A: Rond Vidar, Universo............................4.50 60 TMw MWd SIm “Zero Hour,” A: Rond Vidar............................................ 6.00 Annuals 1 TBi MBi DBr A: Rond Vidar.....................3.50 3 AGd RHy JPh A: Rond Vidar...................3.50 4 TBi MBi SIm DBa “Bloodlines;”
A: Rond Vidar.............................................3.50 Volume V (2010-2011) 1A PLe YCi R: Levitz-era Legion; A: Sodam Yat............................................ 4.00 1B PLe YCi 1:10 JLe var. cvr......................10.00 4 PLe YCi A: Sodam Yat............................ 4.00
Legionnaires
DC (1993-2000) 16-18 MWd CGd “Zero Hour;” A: Rond Vidar...........................................................3.50
OMAC DC
Volme II (2006-2007) 7 BJo RGu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................3.00
OMAC Project, the
DC (2005) 2 GRu JSz A: Green Lantern (II Hal Jordan)................................................ 4.00 3-5 GRu JSz A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).................................................... 4.00 6 GRu JSz A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner), Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart)...................... 4.00
Rann/Thanagar Holy War
DC (2008-2009) 1A JSt RLi A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................3.50 1B JSt RLi var. cvr....................................... 6.00 6 JSt RLi JSt A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.50
Rann / Thanagar War
DC (2005) 1-6 DGi IRe A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.50 Infinite Crisis Special (2006) DGi IRe A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................5.00
Ray DC
Volume II (1994-1996) 26 CPr JAm A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00
Red Tornado
DC (1985) 1 KBu CIn A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................2.50 3 KBu CIn A: Green Lantern (IV - John Stewart).....................................................2.50
Resurrection Man
DC (1997-1999) 2 DAb ALa JGu A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.50 21 DAb ALa JGu A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 26 DAb ALa AWi A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle
PRICE GUIDE Rayner)......................................................3.00 27 DAb ALa JGu Final Issue; A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)....................................... 4.00
Saga of the Swamp Thing
DC (1982-1984) 24 AMo SBe A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Justice League...........................12.00 Note: While “Saga of...” will sporadically appear in the logo until #45, the official name changes to Swamp Thing (Vol. II) w/#31
Sandman
DC (1989-1996) 2 NGa SKi A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner)...........10.00
Showcase
DC (1956-1978) 22 JBm GKa ¶ & O: Green Lantern II (Hal Jordan)...........................................50,000.00 23-24 JBm GKa A: Green Lantern II.. 3,500.00 98-99 PLe JSn A: Power Girl, Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Justice Society.10.00 100 PKu PLe JSn 52-page issue; A: Almost all characters from Showcase 1-99......14.00
Superman
DC (1939-1986, 2006-2011) 192 OBi CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).....................................140.00 261 CBt CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................................25.00 311 MPa CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................................ 12.50 312 MPa CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................................ 12.50 314 MPa CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................................ 12.50 327 MPa CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................................10.00 341 LWe CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)......................................... 8.00 352 MWo CSw A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)......................................... 6.00 367 CBt CSw A: Batman, Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................................4.50 Becomes Adventures of Superman #424649 651A GJn KBu PWo A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................................3.00 651B GJn KBu PWo Second print var........2.50 653 GJn KBu PWo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 657 KBu CPa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 664 KBu CPa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 666 KBu WSi A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...................................................... 4.00 674 KBu RGu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)...................................................... 4.00 676 VDs JLo A: Green Lantern (I - Alan
Scott)..........................................................3.00 677A JRo RGu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).......................................................3.00 677B JRo RGu RGu var. cvr....................... 8.00 681A JRo RGu A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott)..........................................................3.00 681B JRo RGu BCh var. cvr........................ 7.50 683A JRo GJn RGu A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).....3.00 683B JRo GJn RGu CSp var. cvr................. 7.50 692 JRo FDg A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).................3.00 Volume II (1987-2006) 14 JBy JBy “Millennium;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................................3.00 46 JOr DJu A: Jade.....................................2.00 76 DJu DJu “Funeral for a Friend;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).............2.00 82A DJu DJu Chromium ed. R: Superman; A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)............ 4.00 82B DJu DJu Newsstand edition...............2.50 83 DJu DJu “Funeral for a Friend: Epilogue;” A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Jade..................2.00 105 DJu JGL A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.50 128 DJu RFr “Genesis;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)........................................2.50 132 DJu RFr “Superman Red / Superman Blue;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................2.50 135 DJu RFr “Millennium Giants;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................... 4.00 147 RMz TGg A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner).8.00 159 JLb EMc A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..................................................... 4.00 165 JLb EMc A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..................................................... 6.00 173 JLb EMc “Our Worlds at War;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........2.50 181A JLb EMc A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 181B JLb EMc Mattel reprint ed................5.00 183 JLb EMc A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 202 MTu JKe TCa “Godfall;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)........................................2.50 226 JKe TSa EBe Final Issue; A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)........................................3.00
Superman: the Man of Steel
DC (1991-2003) 10 LSi JBo “Panic in the Sky,” A: Aquaman, Batman, Captain Marvel, Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).3.00 20 LSi JBo “Funeral for a Friend;” A: Flash (I - Jay Garrick), Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan),...........................2.50 26 LSi JBo “Reign of the Supermen;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan).............2.50 79 LSi JBo “Millennium Giants;” A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................2.50
92 TPe TGg A: Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)..........................2.50 96 MSc DMh A: Flash (III - Wally West), Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................... 4.00 105 MSc DMh “Emperor Joker;” A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)........................... 4.00 112 MSc OCo A: Green Lantern (V - Kyle Rayner)......................................................3.00 Annuals 4 LSi JPL “Year One;” A: Green Lantern (I Hal Jordan), Justice League......................3.00
Swamp Thing DC
Volume II (1985-1996) Previously: Saga of the Swamp Thing #1-31 81 RVe RVe A: Green Lantern (III - Guy Gardner).....................................................2.00
Teen Titans
DC (1966-1973, 1976-1978) 25 BKa NCa A: Aquaman, Batman, Flash (II Barry Allen), Green Arrow (I - Oliver Queen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Hawk & Dove, Superman; B: Lilith; B: Loren Jupiter..................................................... 85.00
WORLD’S FINEST COMICS
DC (1941-1986) Previously: World’s Best Comics #1 Note: Batman and Superman in all issues below. 184 CBt CSw A: Robin (I -Dick Grayson), Flash (II - Barry Allen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Hawkman (II - Katar Hol), Batgirl (II - Barbara Gordon)...............................55.00 189 CBt RAn A: Supergirl (I - Kara Zor-El), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..............40.00 201 DOn DDi A: Atom (II - Ray Palmer), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan)..........................35.00 246 BHa KSc A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Flash (II - Barry Allen)..............25.00 247 BHa KSc A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Flash (II - Barry Allen)..............15.00 250 GCy GTu A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Black Canary (II - Dinah Lance).25.00 251 GCy JBi A: Green Arrow (I - Oliver Queen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Speedy, Black Canary (II - Dinal Lance)................25.00 255 ESM TVE A: Green Arrow (I - Oliver Queen), Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Robin (I - Dick Grayson), Aquaman.........14.00 260 DOn MNa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Black Lightning.........................14.00 265 JDm JDe A: Green Lantern (I - Alan Scott), Flash (I - Jay Garrick), Justice League of America, Justice Society of Ameirca.. 14.00 274 BRo ASa A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Hawkman (II - Katar Hol)..........12.00 300 MBr MWo GPe A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Teen Titans, Justice League of America, Outsiders................................... 4.00 302 DAK DMz A: Green Lantern (II - Hal Jordan), Justice League, Outsiders...........5.00