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3 unusual facts about Hal Jordan


Assault on the Senses

There's a character in the book names Hal, who is presumably named after "Hal Jordan," the alter ego of the Green Lantern, despite the fact that there are no similarities in the characters.

Pol Manning

Pol Manning was an identity assumed by the fictional comic book superhero Hal Jordan, otherwise known as Green Lantern.

Spirit King

While Mid-Nite and the new Mister Terrific debated religion in a church, they were visited by Hal Jordan, former Green Lantern and the current Spectre, who revealed that his attempts to turn the Spectre's mission to one of redemption as opposed to one of vengeance had weakened the Spectre's hold on the spirits he had once damned.


Doctor Spectrum

The story arc introduced the supervillain team the Squadron Sinister, whose four members were loosely based on heroes in DC Comics' Justice League of America, with Doctor Spectrum based on Green Lantern.

Rocket Red Brigade

They were seen again in One Year Later protecting Russia while hindering Green Lantern Hal Jordan's attempt to apprehend an interstellar criminal in Green Lantern #10.


see also

Green Lantern Corps: Recharge

In 1994, DC Comics published the controversial story Emerald Twilight which established Hal Jordan as the supervillain Parallax and introducing a single Green Lantern for our universe, Kyle Rayner.

Kanjar Ro

Sinestro plans to have Kanjar Ro use the Weaponers of Qward to create a ring for Sinestro who kills Kanjar Ro and frames Hal Jordan.

Pieface

Thomas Kalmaku, sidekick to DC Comics character Hal Jordan, the superhero Green Lantern

Salaak

The Corps is destroyed again when Hal Jordan, crazed with grief at the loss of friends, became the entity known as Parallax.

Tomar-Re

After the events of the War of the Green Lanterns, Hal Jordan and Sinestro are trapped in the Dead Zone by the Guardians of the Universe (who have become unemotional), until they encounter a mysterious figure lurking in the zone observing them.