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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781563894756
ISBN: 1563894750
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 208
Publication Date: November 01, 1998
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: November 01, 1998
Studio: DC Comics
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Green Lantern Kyle Rayner brings his predecessor, Hal Jordan, on a time-travel journey from the past to today to meet the JLA and battle Hals future-self, the cosmic villain called Parallax.
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Green Lantern: Emerald Knights is yet another of the bring Hal Jordan back so we can use him type of stories.
This time, he is again hanging out with Kyle Rayner, and ends up opposing his future self, among other things. Muchness of green stuff to be found here.
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Considering that a) this is a "Return of Barry Allen" DC, if you catch my drift and b) instead of Flash, it's Green Lantern, "Emerald Knights" is a pretty darn good book.
"Emerald Knights" stars Hal Jordan, Silver Age Green Lantern, and Kyle Rayner, the current, somewhat-despised Green Lantern. Apparently, DC wanted to kill off this "despicible", "illegitimate" feature of Kyle Rayner, so what they did was pull off a "Return of Barry Allen"-style comic, in which Hal Jordan is somewhat ... Read More
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I was never a big Hal Jordan Green Lantern fan, but I couldn't pass up the chance to read the pairing of Kyle Rayner with a young and arrogant Hal. The basic story is that Kyle is sent time traveling only to end up meeting Hal early on in his GL career. Kyle is able to return to his present time, but quickly discovers that Hal was accidentally sent back with him. What follows is a series of great moments as Hal adjusts to discovering the fate of Coast City, the realization of the power-hungry supervillain ... Read More
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The most wonderful (as well as most over-exploited) thing about DC Comics is the long history of the characters. For example, we have the Golden Age Green Lantern, Alan Scott (who first debuted in 1940) and the Silver Age Green Lantern, Hal Jordan (1959) and finally the current Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner (1994). That's not to mention the other GLs like the 1970s John Stewart and the obnoxious (but cuddly!!) Guy Gardner. Same thing with the Flashes (Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West).
The usual ... Read More
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I'm a pretty new fan to the Green Lantern series, though I did know about Hal Jordan and the various exploits the character had been through throughout the years. The story is about Kyle Rayner, though the real star is Hal Jordan and to a lesser extent, Parallax. The book collects GL issues 100-105 and the two Green Arrow stories. I would recommend this book to anyone, even if they hate comics because it is a lot of fun to read. I only wish the publisher of this novel had decided to make the paper of a higher ... Read More
