Green Lantern Vol. 7: City of Angels

Kyle Rayner and the mysterious Odyssey the Time Bandit take center stage in a cosmic adventure where Hollywood glamour collides with intergalactic danger.

Los Angeles was supposed to be a fresh start.

With Hal Jordan pursuing a dangerous mission far beyond the known sectors, Kyle Rayner finds himself in Southern California mentoring Odyssey, a precognitive thief whose future is intertwined with forces far larger than either of them realizes. As Odyssey navigates the chaos of celebrity culture and an unexpected rise to fame, powerful enemies begin closing in, determined to stop her before she can uncover the truth about herself.

And in a meet-cute of super proportions, Kyle bumps into his ex Jade, daughter of Earth’s first Green Lantern, and she’s here to help (or so she claims). Over in the outer sectors, Hal’s up to something so mysterious it’s got the Guardians of the Universe in full-on panic mode. Why? Who knows! And just as Kyle and Jade’s situationship heats up, Kyle might have to drop everything to save Hal. Seriously, can’t an intergalactic guy catch a break?!

Collects Green Lantern #34-39.

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