Green Lantern #13

Green Lantern number 13 was published by DC Comics in the summer of 1962, appearing during what historians identify as the Silver Age of comic books. This era was defined by the revitalization of superhero characters through science fiction concepts, and this particular issue featured the ongoing adventures of Hal Jordan, the courageous test pilot turned cosmic peacekeeper. It served as a standard entry in the series that helped define the mythology of the Green Lantern Corps under the editorial direction of Julius Schwartz.

The interior art was provided by Gil Kane, an influential draftsman whose dynamic, clean lines became synonymous with the visual language of the Silver Age. The story, scripted by John Broome, focused on the imaginative, high-concept threats that characterized the series' tenure. While not a major key issue in terms of introducing a seminal character, it is valued by enthusiasts today as a representative example of the polished craftsmanship and collaborative synergy between Broome and Kane during a peak period for DC's science fiction titles.