An old enemy of Oliver Queen, named Nicholas Kotero breaks out prison and instigates race riots in New York City. Connor Hawke and Kyle Rayner struggle to contain them and prevent others from breaking out.

Hunters Moon is the first story arc of Green Arrow, vol. 2. It encompasses the first two issues of the run (#1 & #2). In "Hunters Moon," Green Arrow tracks down a criminal, Al Muncy, accused of torturing, sexually assaulting, and killing at least seven women.

This is the story of the return of Oliver Queen.

The second story arc of Green Arrow, vol. 2. Encompassing issues #3 and #4, it tells the story of Green Arrow being hired under the table to seek a biochemical weapon that fell to earth following an explosion in space.

Eddie gets blackmailed into taking an assassination job.

The mysterious killer known only as Komodo robs Oliver of everything; while fighting to get it back, he learns a few hard truths about his father and the Outsiders.

Larfleeze a.k.a. Agent Orange and the supreme wielder of The Orange Light of Avarice has resurfaced after billions of years when The Controllers attempt to take that which is rightfully his. After threatening and placing the blame for this trespass on his oldest enemies, The Guardians of the Universe, both parties decide to break off the treaty they once made with one another...and prepare for a war of catastrophic proportions that will tear The Vega System asunder.

Guy Gardner has finally been appointed the one and only Green Lantern of Space Sector 2814, and no one is going to move in on his turf. That is until Guy is surprised by an unfamiliar Green Lantern, the dog-like G'Nort who claims to have been granted a ring by a mysterious group of Guardians, and intends on using it as Guy's new partner.

The Blackest Night is the third part of Geoff Johns's trilogy in the Green Lantern universe. This storyline will follow the events of Sinestro Corps War and the fallout of the War of Light.

Once dead, 12 heroes and villains were resurrected by a white light expelled deep from within the center of the Earth. Deemed a miracle by many and a sign of the apocalypse by others, the reasons behind their rebirths remain a mystery. But it will not be a mystery for long.

Green Lantern's stories from Circle of Fire

A Prelude to The Blackest Night Story Arc: Emerald Eclipse tells the story of the despot Mongul's bid to consolidate his power over the Sinestro Corps by conquering the planet Daxam, the home world of the Green Latern Sodam Yat. On Oa, Kyle Rayner, Guy Gardner, Kilowog and the rest of the GLC are forced to contend with a riot within the Oan Sciencells, one caused by a mysterious traitor in their midst., meanwhile Soranik Natu is confronted by the Corps most deadly enemy and must deal with a shocking revelat

The mysterious Green Lantern Saarek uses his ability to commune with the dead to help Kyle Rayner, Guy Garnder, Salaak, and Kilowog hunt down a Sinestro Soldier intent on spreading fear throughout the Corps by grusomely murdering the families of Lanterns throughout the universe.

With Hal Jordan returning to his rank of Green Lantern of Space Sector 2814, the Green Lantern Corps formes once more.

A new Green Lantern takes on sector zero as the Alpha-Lanterns start acting strange

Guy Gardner and Kyle Rayner lead a team of Lanterns on a confidential mission to recover any unassigned Sinestro Corps rings before they find new wielders. When the team comes into conflict with Mongul, the newest Sinestro Corps leader, they pay a dear price to prevent a second Sinestro Corps War.

Guy Gardner, Arisia, and Sodam Yat accompany the Guardians of the Universe on a diplomatic mission to the planet Zamaron to confront their old consorts over their escalating use of the violet spectrum of light. Meanwhile, Kyle Rayner and Soranik Natu join a team of Lanterns hunting for the fiendish baby snatcher Kryb, who has been targeting the children of Green Lanterns all across the universe.

Crossover between Green Lantern and Green Lantern Corps.

Emerald Knights was a comic book storyline that ran in the Green Lantern Comics in 1998, It was written by Ron Marz and showed Kyle Rayner fighting alongside pre-parallax Hal Jordan

Driven to desperation by the destruction of Coast City, Hal Jordan walks down a dark path that leads him to war against the Green Lantern Corps - and his own downfall.

After Hal Jordan chose to protect Carol Ferris instead of responding to an emergency elsewhere in his Sector, the Guardians of the Universe ordered Hal to spend one year away from Earth, exploring the other worlds within Space Sector 2814.

The New Gods come to war with the Lantern Corps representing the Emotional Spectrum in search for a power to defeat Darkseid.

Connor Hawke and Kyle Rayner team up and travel around to follow a lead on where Aaron Rayner may be.

Relic, a being from another universe, aims to destroy the emotional spectrum of the Lantern Corps.

Hal confronts Carol as the Star Sapphire for the first time since his return

Seeking vengeance against the Guardians for the Massacre of Space Sector 666, and revenge against Sinestro for imprisoning him on Ysmault, Atrocitus harnesses the power of anger to create the Red Lantern Corps. Now the leader of a pack of bloodthirsty savages, Atrocitus will kill anyone or anything that stands in the path of his rage.

Green Lantern: Rebirth signifies the return of Hal Jordan as the Green Lantern of Earth.

Feeling that the Green Lantern Corps are fundamentally flawed due to free will, the Guardians of the Universe aim to replace the Green Lanterns with their new universal solution, the Third Army, as well as wiping out all other Lantern Corps.

An in depth look at Hal Jordan's origin as the Green Lantern and the origin of his arch-rivals.

Green Lantern: Sinestro is a Green Lantern storyline published as part of The New 52, concurrently with Blood and Rage, Fearsome and The Ring Bearer. Following the timeline reboot in Flashpoint, it establishes the series' mythology in DCnU continuity. It's the debut arc of Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke's new Green Lantern volume. The storyline deals with former villain Sinestro returning to his position as a Green Lantern while Hal Jordan deals with losing his ring, following the events in War of the Green La

Sinestro and the Sinestro Corps bring war to the Green Lantern Corps as well as the heroes of planet Earth.

Green Lantern and Green Arrow fight drug dealers and witness that Green Arrow's ward Speedy (Roy Harper) is a junkie and deal with the fallout of his revelation.

Atrocitus and the Red Lanterns plan to plant the Rage Seed and start the Red Dawn on Earth. The only ones that can stop them are the impulsive Simon Baz and the anxious Jessica Cruz, Earth's newest Green Lanterns.

At this time there were only three Green Lanterns and they are all Earth men. John Stewart has been investigating in space only to be trapped on Oa, decimated home of the Guardians of the Universe, by the most terrifying threat imaginable… Meanwhile, places where Hal used to live in his earlier career are being plucked from the face of the Earth. With lots of soul-searching and a smidgen of humour to balance the cosmic wonder and high action content, this is a very satisfying reboot for a fundamental DC ly