Flashpoint: Hal Jordan #2 (2011) is a gripping instalment from one of DC Comics' most radical reimaginings — the Flashpoint saga. This alternate reality tale strips away the familiar and replaces it with a high-stakes narrative where characters like Hal Jordan are recast in dramatically different roles. In this version, Hal is not a Green Lantern, but a fearless fighter pilot caught in a crumbling world on the brink of war. For collectors and fans in the UK, ComicBookXS.com offers this pivotal issue in pristine condition, ensuring it arrives protected and ready for your collection.

Penned by Adam Schlagman, this second issue in the three-part limited series delves deeper into Hal’s military duties, thrusting him into a life-or-death mission that tests his morals and resolve. With the world ravaged by conflict between Atlanteans and Amazons, Hal’s mission is clear — but the price of following orders may be more than he’s willing to pay. This story captures a grounded, human Hal Jordan, one whose heroism shines through even in the absence of a power ring.

Ben Oliver’s artwork stands out as both gritty and cinematic, adding a visceral texture to the story. His use of shadows and bold linework complements the bleak, war-torn setting, while bringing a surprising emotional depth to the characters. The visual storytelling enhances the script’s pace, capturing both the intensity of aerial dogfights and the quieter, reflective moments that make Hal's journey so impactful.

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Flashpoint: Hal Jordan #2 (2011) is essential reading for those intrigued by the road not taken. It’s a compelling exploration of character under pressure, and a vital part of the larger Flashpoint narrative. Whether you're filling gaps in your collection or diving into the alternate worlds of the DC multiverse, this issue offers both story and visual quality in abundance.