Green Lantern #110

Green Lantern number 110, published by DC Comics in November 1978, serves as a notable entry in the Green Lantern series during the late Bronze Age of comic books. This issue was crafted during a period when DC was navigating shifts in storytelling styles, often balancing traditional superhero action with the more grounded, social-issue-focused narratives that had been established in the earlier O'Neil and Adams run. It features work from the creative team of writer Denny O'Neil and artist Alex Saviuk, who continued the expansion of Hal Jordan’s mythos during a transitional era for the character.

The cover and interior art by Alex Saviuk reflect the polished house style of DC in the late 1970s, prioritizing clear, dynamic action sequences typical of the era's standard production values. As part of a long-running legacy title, this issue is historically significant to collectors for its role in maintaining the continuity of the Green Lantern Corps before the massive creative upheavals and character revamps that would characterize the series throughout the 1980s. It is received by modern collectors primarily as a reliable example of mid-tier Bronze Age continuity.