GREEN LANTERN (1960-86) #7
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glossy! off-white pages (tiny amount of color touch)
origin and 1st app of Sinestro by Gil Kane; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 7 (CBI)
Kentucky Collection
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glossy! off-white pages (tiny amount of color touch)
origin and 1st app of Sinestro by Gil Kane; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 7 (CBI)
Kentucky Collection
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
glossy! off-white pages (tiny amount of color touch)
origin and 1st app of Sinestro by Gil Kane; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 7 (CBI)
Kentucky CollectionAlthough he is not featured on the cover of this issue, Green Lantern #7 contains the first appearance of Hal Jordan's nemesis, Sinestro. Granted similar powers to the Lantern, the character was conceived as a red-skinned being from the planet Korugar, who acquired powers which he then used to enslave his people, thereby becoming basically the opposite of the Green Lantern, and going on to enjoy a long career in villainy that lasts into the modern day. The cover story concerns Sinestro's kidnapping of an entire town and transporting them to Qward in an attempt to defeat Hal Jordan, who thwarts Sinestro and the Weaponers of Qward with a simple manipulation of a clock. This comic is a favorite of Green Lantern fans as it launched one of the most popular characters in the franchise and helped flesh out the ever-expanding universe of the GL mythos.
glossy! off-white pages (tiny amount of color touch)
origin and 1st app of Sinestro by Gil Kane; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 7 (CBI)
Kentucky CollectionAlthough he is not featured on the cover of this issue, Green Lantern #7 contains the first appearance of Hal Jordan's nemesis, Sinestro. Granted similar powers to the Lantern, the character was conceived as a red-skinned being from the planet Korugar, who acquired powers which he then used to enslave his people, thereby becoming basically the opposite of the Green Lantern, and going on to enjoy a long career in villainy that lasts into the modern day. The cover story concerns Sinestro's kidnapping of an entire town and transporting them to Qward in an attempt to defeat Hal Jordan, who thwarts Sinestro and the Weaponers of Qward with a simple manipulation of a clock. This comic is a favorite of Green Lantern fans as it launched one of the most popular characters in the franchise and helped flesh out the ever-expanding universe of the GL mythos.