Green Lantern #54 [DC Universe Corner Box]

(August 1994)

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Green Lantern / comic story / 22 pages (report information)

Script

Ron Marz

Pencils

Steve Carr; Derec Aucoin; Darryl Banks

Inks

Romeo Tanghal

Colors

Steve Mattsson

Letters

Albert DeGuzman

Genre

superhero

Characters

Major Force; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Alex DeWitt (death)

Synopsis

While Green Lantern is off dealing with a minor time paradox, Major Force is back at the house cutting up his girlfriend and stuffing her in the fridge to let Kyle know he means business about taking his ring from him.

Reprints

• in Green Lantern: A New Dawn (DC, 1998 series) (1997 [February 1998])
• in Green Lantern Die ersten Abenteuer (Dino Verlag, 1999 series) #2 (1999)
• in Green Lantern: Emerald Twilight / New Dawn (DC, 2003 series) ([November] 2003)
• in Green Lantern: Kyle Rayner (DC, 2017 series) #1 ([December] 2017)
• in Colección Héroes y Villanos (ECC Ediciones, 2021 series) #29 - Crepúsculo esmeralda (Marzo de 2022)

Indexer Notes

This issue prompted Gail Simone to create a website called "Women in Refrigerators" highlighting how women are often "killed, maimed or depowered" in comics as a plot device. The term caught on and has passed into common usage both academically and in popular culture, usually referred to as "Women in Refrigerators Syndrome."

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DC Universe / in-house column / 1 page (report information)

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Green Lantern / letters page / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Eddie Berganza (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

Indexer Notes

Letters from Stephen Gillies, Mike Kranc, Kent A. Phenis, Eddie Tellier, Jody Wayde Hamby, Don Cromie, Chris Mach, and Scott Mongeau.