| Green Lantern | |
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| Title: | Green Lantern |
| Publisher: | DC Comics |
| Type: | Ongoing series |
| Years published: | 1990-2004 |
| Total issues: | 185 |
| Featuring: | Hal Jordan; Kyle Rayner |
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| Previous: | Volume Two |
| Next: | Volume Four |
Issues
Incomplete
- Green Lantern Vol 3 1
- Green Lantern Vol 3 2
- Green Lantern Vol 3 3
- Green Lantern Vol 3 4
- Green Lantern Vol 3 5
- Green Lantern Vol 3 6
- Green Lantern Vol 3 7
- Green Lantern Vol 3 8
- Green Lantern Vol 3 9
- Green Lantern Vol 3 10
- Green Lantern Vol 3 11
- Green Lantern Vol 3 12
- Green Lantern Vol 3 13
- Green Lantern Vol 3 14
- Green Lantern Vol 3 15
- Green Lantern Vol 3 16
- Green Lantern Vol 3 17
- Green Lantern Vol 3 18
- Green Lantern Vol 3 19
- Green Lantern Vol 3 20
- Green Lantern Vol 3 21
- Green Lantern Vol 3 22
- Green Lantern Vol 3 45
- Green Lantern Vol 3 48
- Green Lantern Vol 3 54
- Green Lantern Vol 3 74
- Green Lantern Vol 3 75
- Green Lantern Vol 3 82
Annuals & Specials
Collections
- Green Lantern: Baptism of Fire
Notes & Trivia
- The character of Hal Jordan, aka Green Lantern, was created by writer John Broome and artist Gil Kane. He first appeared in Showcase #22 in October, 1959 in a story titled "S.O.S. Green Lantern!" He received his first ongoing Green Lantern comic book series in August, 1960.
- Annual #1 is an "Eclipso: The Darkness Within" crossover.
- Green Lantern Corps member Galius Zed is killed by Fatality in Green Lantern #82.
- Issue #48 begins the "Emerald Twilight" storyline, which is arguably one of the most defining and harrowing story-arcs in Hal Jordan's career.
- The character of Kyle Rayner is introduced in Green Lantern #48.
- The character of Alexandra DeWitt is murdered by Major Force in Green Lantern #54, giving rise to the "Women in Refrigerators" literary cliche.
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