Green Lantern #145

Green Lantern issue #145 was published by DC Comics in November 1981, emerging during a pivotal era for the character Hal Jordan. This period in the early 1980s saw the title navigating the transition from the experimental storytelling of the seventies toward the more refined, character-driven narratives that would define the DC Universe later in the decade. The issue reflects the aesthetic standards of Bronze Age comic books, characterized by dynamic panel layouts and classic ink-and-color processes that were foundational to the superhero genre.

The issue features the creative work of writer Gerry Conway and artist Don Newton, a pairing well-regarded by collectors for their consistent contributions to DC's lineup. Newton’s style was noted for its grounded, cinematic approach to superhero action, which provided a sense of weight to the cosmic adventures of the Green Lantern Corps. The book was received as a standard installment within a long-running series, serving as a functional piece of the broader DC continuity rather than a standalone landmark, typical of the serialized nature of monthly comics during that timeframe.