Well, it's all been a little overwhelmin', Miss Grant. All the light and people. I've always dreamed of havin' a place like this to come to, but now that it's finally comin' true, I ... uh ... well ... I'm feelin' pretty damn powerful! 
Guy Gardner: Warrior #29 is an issue of the series Guy Gardner: Warrior (Volume 1) with a cover date of March, 1995.
Synopsis for "It's My Party and I'll Fight If I Want To"
Guy Gardner holds the grand opening to his Warriors Bar, which is attended by dozens of the top superheroes of the day. But things get out of control when Guy starts fighting Captain Atom, and the violence only escalates with the arrival of Lobo. Eventually, a massive bar brawl breaks out between the heroes.
After the fighting stops and Lobo drinks all the alcohol in the bar, all the attendees leave the facility. Verona and Arisia check on Guy in his office, and they find him losing control of his powers.
Appearing in "It's My Party and I'll Fight If I Want To"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Bane
- Darkseid
- Dementor
- Desaad
- Goldface
- Lobo
- Mad Hatter
- Poison Ivy
- Riddler
- Scarecrow
- Two-Face
- Ventriloquist
Other Characters:
- Ambush Bug
- Angel O'Day
- Anima
- Animus
- Ape (Sam Simeon)
- Aquaman
- Arion
- Arsenal
- Artemis
- Atom
- Big Barda
- Black Canary
- Black Condor
- Black Thorn
- Blood Pack
- Blue Devil
- Brainiac 5 (Post-Zero Hour)
- Captain Atom
- Captain Marvel
- Cat Grant
- Cave Carson
- Challengers of the Unknown
- Congo Bill
- Damage
- Darkstar
- Detective Chimp
- Dolphin
- El Diablo
- Fastbak
- Fate
- Flamebird
- Flash
- Forever People
- General Glory
- Geo-Force
- Green Arrow
- Green Lantern
- Gunfire
- Hawkman
- Hero Hotline
- Impulse
- John Constantine (See Notes)
- Judomaster
- Katana
- L.E.G.I.O.N.
- Lightray
- Lois Lane
- Loose Cannon
- Metal Men
- Mirage
- Mister Miracle
- Nightshade
- Nuklon
- Oberon
- Obsidian
- Orion
- Pantha
- Phantom Lady
- Pied Piper
- Plastic Man
- Question
- Rex the Wonder Dog
- Robotman
- Rocket Red
- Sea Devils
- Sentinel
- Stanley's Monster
- Steel
- Superboy
- Supergirl
- Superman
- Swamp Thing
- Technocrat
- Terra
- Tiger-Man
- Thunderbolt
- Wildcat
- Zatanna
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- Bruce Willis
- Sylvester Stallone
Locations:
Items:
- Aero-Discs
- Darkstar Exo-Mantle
- Green Lantern Ring
- Kinetic Hammer
- Lasso of Truth
- Rocket Red Armor
- Soultaker Sword
- Steel's Armor
Vehicles:
Notes
- The story continues in Action Comics #709.
- The events of Metal Men (Volume 2) were declared a psychotic break in Will Magnus' head according to 52 (Volume 1). The standard origin and nature of the Metal Men is still intact on New Earth and Magnus was never Veridium.
- The Forever People appear in this issue, as well as Maya. However, New Gods (Volume 4) #13 renders this appearance impossible, since in that new continuity the Forever People were still trapped in Adon and didn't return to Earth until that issue. Maya was also erased from continuity.
Trivia
- The alternate cover is a spoof of the painting Nighthawks.
See Also