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"Green Lantern's Statue Goes to War!": While combing his hair, Green Lantern finds a strange bit of metal in his hair, scanning it he finds that it's like no metal on Earth. Green Lantern begins to muse over this mystery and his past incident in which his

Green Lantern (Volume 2) #12 is an issue of the series Green Lantern (Volume 2) with a cover date of April, 1962.

Synopsis for "Green Lantern's Statue Goes to War!"

While combing his hair, Green Lantern finds a strange bit of metal in his hair, scanning it he finds that it's like no metal on Earth. Green Lantern begins to muse over this mystery and his past incident in which his power ring ran out of power before it's 24 hour period. Little does he know he had just been returned from yet another adventure as "Pol Manning" in the year 5700 AD.

Earlier, in the year 5700, Dasor and Iona have become aware of a new menace threatening the Solarites that would warrent pulling Green Lantern out of the past to help them. Bringing Hal into the future and implanting the "Pol Manning" memories, Dasor tells "Pol" about three general Bassett, Korming and Mi-Vard who are mobilizing armies against Star City if their ultimatums are not met.

Mobilizing his own army to mount a counter attack, Green Lantern is able to stop the three generals and smash their rebellion. Shortly after, Pol is visited by Fernac Aldebaran, a magician who wants to help with the war effort. "Pol" however turns him down and sends him away.

Probing one of the rogue general's minds, Green Lantern learns that Aldebaran was behind the whole plot and goes after him. However Aldebaran, anticipating this has created a device to incapacitate Green Lantern, causing him to become paralized. Using his power ring, Green Lantern animate a statue errected in his honor, and sends it to capture Aldebaran and destroy his device. With Aldebaran in custody, he reveals he started the rebellion as revenge for being looked over for the position of Solar Director. Hal is then returned to his own time where we see him find the metal in his hair, which was a bit that was broken off from the statue of him in the future. Not knowing what the metal is, Hal puts it in his dresser for safe keeping.

Appearing in "Green Lantern's Statue Goes to War!"

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  • Ferenc Aldebaran (Single appearance)
  • General Basset (Single appearance)
  • Korning (Single appearance)
  • Mi-Vard (Single appearance)

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Synopsis for "Zero Hour in the Silent City"

Our story begins with Pieface transcribing another tale of Green Lantern's adventure in his private casebook. He recounts a tale in which Hal was out on a date with Carol. Hal is contemplating an aerodynamic issue he is dealing with at work and he is having difficulty focusing on his date. He cuts the date short and heads towards his office. He suddenly realizes that his ring has not been charged in a while and it only has a few minutes of power left. The next moment, Hal realizes that everything around him goes completely silent. Hal quickly changes into his Green Lantern costume to investigate and uses his ring to locate high frequency vibrations originating from the third floor of a building. With 20 seconds of power, Lantern breaks in on 3 men who are using a super sonic drill to break into a safe. He tussles with the trio and uses his remaining power to disarms the three crooks. It turns out that their high power drill cancelled out ordinary sound vibrations and was easily traceable with Lanterns ring. Green Lantern recharges his ring once more at the end of the story.

Appearing in "Zero Hour in the Silent City"

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  • Danny (Single appearance)
  • Frankie (Single appearance)

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Trivia

  • Second appearance of Hal Jordan using the alias, "Pol Manning".


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