History
Hal Grayson was a pilot in the United States Air Force before finding a Green Lantern Ring and becoming Night Lantern. As Night Lantern, he was the leader of the Justice Titans. He and the rest of the team was called to apprehend Batman and Superman. They initially complied, believing them behind a recent crime spree, but they quickly became allies after Superman rescued a bystander that was almost harmed during their battle. With their help, the J.T.s were able to deduce Terranado as an undercover agent; however, this realization came too late, as Terra led the Brotherhood of Injustice into the Justice Tower.[1]
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- Night Lantern was an amalgamation of Green Lantern and Nightwing.
Recommended Reading
Superman/Batman #60
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- 2 Appearances of Hal Grayson (Mash-Up)
- 3 Images featuring Hal Grayson (Mash-Up)
- Quotations by or about Hal Grayson (Mash-Up)
- Character Gallery: Hal Grayson (Mash-Up)
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