on Oa, Jordan reassumes his Green Lantern powers to fend them off. Collected editions See also Kristogar Velo Footnotes References Daniels, Les DC Comics: Sixty Years of the World's Favorite Comic Book Heroes. Boston, MA: Bulfinch, 1995. O'Neil, Dennis "Introduction by Dennis O'Neil". Green Lantern/Green Arrow Volume One. Ed. Robert Greenberger. New York, NY: DC Comics, 2000. Giordano, Dick "Introduction by Dick Giordano". Green Lantern/Green Arrow: More Hard-Traveling Heroes. Ed. Robert Greenberger. New York, NY: DC Comics, 1993. Lawrence, Christopher "Neal Adams". Wizard. Sept. 2003. Casey, Todd "Green Mile". Wizard. Nov. 2004. External links Official Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) Website Green Lantern (1959) at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on August 29, 2016. Green Lantern's (Hal Jordan's) origin @ dccomics.com Bio at the Unofficial Green Lantern Corps Webpage Characters created by Gil Kane Characters created by John Broome Comics characters introduced in 1959 DC Comics male superheroes DC Comics characters with superhuman senses DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics military personnel Fictional avatars Fictional aviators Fictional characters from California Fictional characters who can manipulate light Fictional characters with energy-manipulation abilities Fictional characters who can manipulate reality Fictional characters who can manipulate time Fictional mass murderers Fictional secret agents and spies Fictional United States Air Force personnel Green Lantern Corps officers Fictional military captains Fictional American Jews in comics Jewish superheroes Fictional fighter pilots Fighting game characters Vigilante characters in comics