Green Lantern #155

Green Lantern #155 was published by DC Comics in August 1982, arriving during a pivotal era for the character Hal Jordan. This issue was part of the long-running series that sought to expand the cosmic scope of the DC Universe, building upon the foundations laid by legendary writers and artists who defined the Silver and Bronze Age iterations of the hero. It serves as a classic example of the mid-eighties aesthetic, capturing the transition toward more complex, serialized storytelling within the comic book medium.

The issue features the creative talents of writer Paul Kupperberg and artist Don Newton, whose work on the series is often noted for its focus on character-driven science fiction. Newton was particularly celebrated for his clean, illustrative style which brought a cinematic quality to the Green Lantern’s space-faring adventures. While this specific issue is not among the most famous key issues of the series, it remains a beloved artifact for collectors who value the consistent world-building and artistic craftsmanship that characterized DC's titles during this period.