Green Lantern #165
2003
- Series
- Green Lantern
- Issue
- 165
- Cover date
- Jul 1, 2003
- Story title
- A Tiny Spark
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Green Lantern #165 was published in June 1983 as part of the long-running DC Comics series focused on the emerald-clad space patrolman. By this period, the book was navigating the transition from the silver-age legacy of Hal Jordan toward more complex, character-driven narratives, reflecting the evolving landscape of superhero fiction in the early 1980s.
The issue features cover art by Brian Bolland, whose distinct, highly detailed style became a hallmark of the era. The narrative within, written by Joey Cavalieri with interior art by Joe Staton, contributes to the ongoing cosmic adventures of the Green Lantern Corps, maintaining the established lore that defined the character’s presence in the DC Universe during this transitional decade.
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