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Green Lantern, Vol. 4 Annual # 1: the Sinestro Corps Special-Pages 01-04, by Ethan Van Sciver, with Colors by Moose Baumann, and a Script by Geoff Johns.

a gorgeous Green Lantern page that was penciled by Gil Kane, with luscious Inks by Wally Wood.

Wow is this ever a pretty page. Wood made this look amazing. I’m not sure I want to read this issue in color.

Original and final cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz from Action Comics #784, published by DC Comics, December 2001. 

Green Lantern: The Animated Series — Season Two promortional art (but later show was canceled)

This is a variant cover for Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #1 (DC, July 2023) by Mike Deodato Jr.

Ivan Reis.

Green Lantern by Pat Broderick

Brian Bolland, Green Lantern #127

Justice, Vol. 1 # 08 Page 08, illustrated by Dougie Braithwaite, with colors painted by Alex Ross, and a script by Jim Krueger from a story that he and Alex Ross co-wrote.

Hal Jordan appreciation

DC does not need 50 green lanterns for Sector 2814. It has the best 2, and it should stick with them. The absolutely fearless test pilot, and his partner the steady as a rock special forces operative turned architect. Every other green lantern from Earth annoys me.

John Paul Leon.

some Black and White PinUps by @JimLee

Berni Wrightson: Hal Jordan

a PinUp from the Green Lantern Gallery, with Colors by John Kalisz.

Beyond his art, Neal Adams is rightfully remembered as an eternal champion of creators’ rights and for the part he & his work played in the Comics Code revision of ‘71 but his contribution to John Stewart’s creation is – I think –  a rather underrated aspect of his career, especially as it’s such a great reminder of the kind of person he was. Taken from an interview conducted and transcribed by Allen W. Wright over at the Green Arrow: Bold Archer fansite, here’s Neal discussing John’s beginnings (x).

Forgotten masterpiece: Complete original art by Denny O’Neill (story), Neal Adams (pencils) and Bernie Wrightson (inks) from Green Lantern #84, published by DC Comics, June 1971.

I don’t normally like to post stories this long (for a number of reasons), but this one was too good NOT to share. Sadly, this is the only time (to my knowledge) that Adams and Wrightson ever worked together. 

RIP