
Green Lantern Corps (2026) 02: The Battle of the Starbreakers
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Green Lantern Corps (2026) 02: The Battle of the Starbreakers
Merchfox Comic Shop
Wiener Straße 20
4481 Asten
Austria
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The battle for control of the universe begins!
The energy of the Lantern Rings spirals out of control—and the entire universe faces a massive threat. While the dangerous Fractal Lanterns exploit the chaos for their own ends, the powerful Starbreakers seek to seize all emotional energy with a new energy battery.
For Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, Sinestro, and the Green Lantern Corps, the decisive battle against the cosmic energy vampires begins. But a long-hidden secret in Teen Lantern’s energy glove could change the outcome of the conflict forever.
An action-packed crossover between the Green Lantern and Green Lantern Corps series—written by Jeremy Adams and Morgan Hampton, and impressively illustrated by Fernando Pasarin and Xermánico.
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