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Home / Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #5 (1992)

Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #5 (1992)

Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #5 (1992)

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1992 DC Comics

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Rebirth is this issue's theme, beginning with a framing sequence highlighting the return of one of the Corps Honor Guard - K'ryssma, by Gerard Jones, Scott Kolins and Bob Smith. Then, Green Lantern risks the continuation of his race for the sake of one final act of mercy in "Adam This Time," by Elliot S! Maggin, Franchesco and Bob Dvorak. In a story by Ron Marz, Jim Balent and Andrew Pepoy, Alan Scott becomes young again, and must battle the undead Icicle and Solomon Grundy and meets the bewitching new Harlequin! In "Every Dog Has His Day" by Michael Eury, Joe James and Barb Kaalberg, G'nort becomes human as he and Sax Girl return to her home where the dogs and humans have switched places. And in "Whatever Happened to...Itty?" Hal Jordan's little alien friend seeks a mate to rekindle his race, but aliens are hunting his kind to extinction in a story by Steve Mattsson, Art Nichols and Al Vey, which leads into Green Lantern (1990 2nd Series) #43. Cover by Franchesco and Dvorak.