Green Man is a character appearing media published by DC Comics, primarily as a member of the Green Lantern Corps. He first appeared in Green Lantern (vol. 2) #164 (May 1983), and was created by writer Todd Klein and artist Dave Gibbons. Fictional character biography Green Man is a lesser known member of the Green Lantern Corps and is the adopted name of the Green Lantern from the 2828 Space Sector. He originates from the planet of Uxor. Green Man is a misfit who rebelled against his planet’s anti-individualism and longed for a personal identity. When the Guardians of the Universe offered him a position as a member of their Green Lantern Corps, Green Man jumped at the chance. As a consequence, Green Man could never again legally enter his home star system. This was due to the pact the Guardians made with the Psions of Vega, which prohibits the Green Lantern Corps presence in that sector. Green Man enlisted the help of the Omega Men to attack the nestworld of a group of humanoid arachnids, known as the Spider Guild, which lived a few light years outside the Vega system. This resulted in a reprimand by the Guardians, which ultimately lead to the Green Man quitting the Green Lantern Corps and joining the Omega Men. As a member of the Omega Men, Green Man encounter many other beings in his adventures, such as the goddess X'Hal, who live inside the star Vega; the whale-like Viathans; the Psions, who perform experiments on Green Man when he was brought to their research center, Wombworld; the Tamarans, and others. The Green Man was killed by Durlans in the Invasion! mini-series when the Omega Men were attacked by a coalition of aliens who were eliminating any opposition, including members of the then-disbanded Green Lantern Corps. Second Green Man A second Uxorian also known as Green Man is partnered with the robot Stel, the Green Lantern of the planet Grenda, in Sector 3009, as seen in the miniseries Green Lantern Corps: Recharge. Green Man is one of the Lanterns who participated in the defense of Oa against the onslaught of Superboy-Prime, as depicted in Infinite Crisis #7. Showing remorse over the apparent death of his partner, Green Man searched for Stel and found him badly damaged, but functioning. The two then retreated to Mogo to ready themselves physically and mentally for the attacking Sinestro