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Green Lantern #95 (DC Comics February 1998)
USD 3.50
Condition: Like New
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View Green Lantern #95 (DC Comics February 1998) with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Green Lantern #95 (1998) | High Grade Direct Edition | Jim Starlin | Kyle Rayner | DC Comics. This is a particularly funKyle Rayner space adventure, taking the Green Lantern away from Earth and into deep space for a strange mystery involving robots, disappearing rulers and a misunderstood alien creature. Green Lantern #95 (1998) | High Grade Direct Edition | Jim Starlin | Kyle Rayner | DC Comics Offered is a high-grade Direct Edition copy of Green Lantern #95 (1998) , written by Ron Marz with legendary artist Jim Starlin providing the pencils. This is a particularly fun Kyle Rayner space adventure , taking the Green Lantern away from Earth and into deep space for a strange mystery involving robots, disappearing rulers and a misunderstood alien creature. Story Highlights Kyle Rayner receives a distress call from deep space and travels to a distant planet dominated by robots. The planet's wealthy organic rulers are mysteriously disappearing, and Kyle is summoned to investigate. The demanding rulers expect their Green Lantern "employee" to solve their problem, even pulling him away from his life as a struggling artist . Kyle eventually encounters the supposed culprit—a strange spider-like alien creature . Rather than immediately destroying it, Kyle takes the time to understand what is actually happening. When the planet's rulers send their robots to eliminate the creature despite Kyle's decision to spare it, Kyle is forced into a confrontation with the robots. The truth ultimately comes out: the alien wasn't attacking the rulers at all—it was simply protecting and feeding its young. Kyle defeats the robots and exposes the selfish rulers' misunderstanding, leaving them to deal with the consequences of their own actions. Collector Highlights Green Lantern #95 1998 DC Comics High Grade Direct Edition Written by Ron Marz Jim Starlin guest pencils Features Kyle Rayner Kyle travels into deep space Strange robot-controlled world Mystery involving disappearing organic rulers Kyle investigates a misunderstood alien creature Great example of the more cosmic, science-fiction side of Kyle Rayner's Green Lantern adventures Excellent issue for Kyle Rayner, Jim Starlin and Green Lantern collectors Condition This is a high-grade raw Direct Edition with excellent eye appeal. Please review the photographs carefully and make your own assessment of condition. This comic comes from my personal collection . I've been collecting comics for years and am now selling much of my collection so other collectors can enjoy these books. The comic will be bagged and boarded and shipped securely with protective packaging. Combined shipping is available on multiple purchases whenever possible. Please check my other listings for additional Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner, Ron Marz, Jim Starlin and DC Comics from my personal collection. Condition: Like New. Category: Collectibles › Comic Books & Memorabilia › Comics › Comics & Graphic Novels.
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Unit of Sale
- Single Unit
- Artist/Writer
- Rob Schwager, Jim Starlin, Ron Marz, Terry Austin
- Character
- Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
- Tradition
- US Comics
- Cover Artist
- Rob Schwager, Jim Starlin, Terry Austin
- Signed
- No
- Series Title
- Green Lantern
- Universe
- DC Universe
- Publisher
- DC Comics
- Inscribed
- No
- Vintage
- No
- Publication Year
- 1998
- Type
- Comic Book
- Format
- Single Issue
- Language
- English
- Issue Number
- 95
- Era
- Modern Age (1992-Now)
- Superhero Team
- Green Lantern Corps
- Personalized
- No
- Style
- Color
- Features
- Direct
- Genre
- Action, Adventure, Comics, Superheroes
- Unit Quantity
- 1
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