Tales From the Past 28: Green Lantern #63 Good cover and interior art. The writing is hit or miss.

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Synopsis: "It's the rematch of the century as Hal Jordan, the uber-powerful Parallax, battles Kyle Rayner for the right to bear the Green Lantern power ring.Ganthet and Hal argue about which of them should get the ring but Kyle refuses to hand it over to anyone. Hal grabs him and Kyle lashes out. Fighting ensues, Kyle is no match for Hal or that’s what Ganthet thinks so he teleports away for people who stand a chance.Martian Manhunter, Aquaman, Flash, Hawkman, Superman and Green Arrow are called. Kyle hold his own valiantly despite Hal’s superior power, skill and experience. In the end Kyle falls and Hal prepares to take the ring. Ganthet arrives with his team"
Sauce: leagueofcomicg...
Final verdict: 55/100 is me being nice.
It's not entirely terrible (a lot of people seem to like it on League of comicsgeeks).
But I stand by my community post. Hal Jordan/Parallax acts like an ex wife who didn't get her child support. Kyle Rayner was the only man amongst them. But maybe that was the intention all along. I hope the next issue will redeem it a bit.
What's next: Double Dragon #3 (Marvel Comics 1991)
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#haljordan #kylerayner

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Haha, nice description of Parallaxed Hal Jordan in your “final verdict”. I keep trying but I just can't seem to like Kyle Rayner's character as the successor to the Earth Lantern role in his time period. Maybe my inability to warm up to him is due to knowing the other Lanterns first. Even Guy Gardner, for how acerbic and different from the others as he is. I don't disagree that Kyle was the lone sentinel to actually stand up in action against possessed Hal here though, not wavering from his duty and instincts. Another piece to this famously infamous story crucial to the overall history of the Green Lanterns. Typically, art is good. The writing...wobbly. Ah well, there are better Lantern stories and issues out there. Thanks for the look nonetheless, TSPH.