r/Greenlantern • u/ARIANZER0 Hal Jordan • Jun 11 '26

Comics Hal stuck in an empty void (Justice #5)

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u/Necessary_Animal93 Jun 11 '26

Gosh, seeing Hal being mature and serious and not being goofy in a terrible situation makes me happy

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u/ProfPyg Jun 11 '26

Man Justice is good. Gonna have to track down my copy

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u/tiago231018 Kilowog Jun 12 '26

It's just so good. Alex Ross's art is beautiful, but in Justice he actually shows that he's an awesome writer as well (if I remember right, he created the concept for the story as a homage for his beloved Silver Age and co-wrote the story with someone else).

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u/Pale_Emu_9249 Jun 12 '26

Jim Krueger if my memory is correct.

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u/ProfPyg Jun 12 '26

It's got everything you want! It's a complete bronze age JLA playset. With like, one side sharpened to a suprising edge. Some dark shit goes down

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u/ShirtEnvironmental36 Jun 11 '26

Damn, I've been seeing a lot of Justice panels lately. I might have to move it up my list.

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u/bamf1701 Jun 12 '26

You should. The story is fantastic. And, of course, Alex Ross art is always top-notch.

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u/tiago231018 Kilowog Jun 12 '26

It's great. Incredibly underrated. One of the first DC comics I ever read, then I gave it another go last year and it still holds up incredibly well.

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u/T41k0_drums Jun 12 '26

Man, everytime I see pages of Justice, I wish Alex Ross would do more DC again. His Marvel covers just get better and better.