Green Lantern Vol 4 26

"The Alpha-Lanterns (Part I)"

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The Alpha-Lanterns (Part I)

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The remaining members of my Corps have retreated, but they will continue to spread fear. They will tell tales of the Green Lantern Corps. They will tell the story of how you used your power rings to kill to protect a backwater, nothing planet called Earth. Tell me, Jordan. Look me in my eyes and tell me, that you don't agree with this law?

— Sinestro

Green Lantern (Volume 4) #26 is an issue of the series Green Lantern (Volume 4) with a cover date of February, 2008.

Appearing in "The Alpha-Lanterns (Part I)"

Featured Characters:

Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)

Supporting Characters:

Green Lantern Corps
- Hannu
- Graf Toren
- John Stewart
- Ke'Haan (Behind the scenes)
- Laira
- Morro
- Salakk
- Tomar-Tu
Guardians of the Universe

Antagonists:

Amon Sur (Final appearance; dies)
Lyssa Drak
Sinestro

Other Characters:

Alpha Lantern Corps (First appearance)
- Boodikka
- Chaselon
- Green Man
- Kraken
- Varix
Jillian Pearlman

Locations:

Items:

Synopsis for "The Alpha-Lanterns (Part I)"

In the wake of the Sinestro Corps War, the Guardians of the Universe decide to take a new direction in support of the new laws of the Book of Oa. To this end, they establish the Alpha Lantern Corps.

Elsewhere on Oa, Hal Jordan visits Sinestro in his Sciencell. Sinestro tells Jordan that the reason he perpetuated the war was to manipulate the Guardians into enacting the law that enables the Green Lantern Corps to use lethal force. Hal points out the irony of Sinestro's objective by citing that he now sits on Death Row.

John Stewart flies to the Xanshi meteor cluster. He reflects upon the toll that the war has wrought as well as his own history in this particular region of space. After expending a massive amount of willpower, John returns to Earth and helps with the restoration of Coast City.

Meanwhile, members of the formerly Lost Lanterns hold funeral services for one of their fallen - Ke'Haan. Laira in particular is taking his death especially hard. Salakk then sends the Lanterns on a mission of mercy to Space Sector 786. When they arrive, they find dozens of corpses littering the ground. Standing at the center of the carnage is Sinestro Corps member Amon Sur. Laira flies into a frenzy and murders Amon Sur with her power ring.

Notes

This issue shipped on December 28th, 2007.

Includes DC Nation editorial #93 by Jann Jones.

Sinestro Corps War epilogue.

Honnu's name is spelled Hannu in this issue.

It is revealed that Tomar-Tu's father, the late Tomar-Re, was once the Keeper of the Book of Oa.

Trivia

No trivia.

Links and References

Sinestro Corps War
Part I: Sinestro Corps Prologue: The Second Rebirth	Part II: Fear & Loathing	Part III: The Gathering Storm	Part IV: Running Scared	*Tales of the Sinestro Corps: Parallax*	Part V: The Battle of Mogo	Part VI: Broken Laws	Part VII: The Battle of Ranx
*Tales of the Sinestro Corps: Cyborg Superman*	Part VIII: Home Invasion	Part IX: Endgame	*Tales of the Sinestro Corps: Superman-Prime*	Part X: Hammer to Fall	Part XI: Birth of the Black Lantern	*Tales of the Sinestro Corps: Ion*	Epilogue: Liberty's Light

War of Light Crossover
The War of Light is a multi-year saga in the Green Lantern family of titles, exploring, but not limited to the introduction of other Lantern Corps. Beginning with prologue Green Lantern: Rebirth, it includes many sub-storylines, such as the Sinestro Corps War, Rage of the Red Lanterns, Sins of the Star Sapphire, Agent Orange, and Emerald Eclipse. The story ended with the company wide crossover event, the Blackest Night.