Green Lantern #118 – Vol. 3 (1999) drops readers into a pivotal chapter of Kyle Rayner’s ongoing battle to define himself as Earth’s Green Lantern in a universe still reeling from cosmic upheaval. Written by Chuck Dixon, with striking artwork by Jeff Johnson, this issue blends emotional depth with signature Lantern action, exploring the human side of a galactic protector.

As Kyle struggles with personal relationships and his place among heroes, he finds himself drawn into new threats that test both his will and his morality. Green Lantern #118 does more than deliver energy blasts and interstellar foes—it brings character development, internal conflict, and a nuanced look at what it truly means to wield the most powerful weapon in the universe.

The artwork from Jeff Johnson and inks by Ray Kryssing create a clean, dynamic style that captures both the sweeping grandeur of outer space and the intimate drama of Kyle’s Earthbound life. With every panel, the creative team pushes the boundaries of 1990s superhero storytelling, making this a standout issue for collectors and fans alike.

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