Add to favoritesThese volumes are my “Best of Kyle Rayner” collection. It’s not the entire series, just my favorite arcs, endcapped by the last couple of issues of the Ion mini.
Featured Writers: Ron Marz, Judd Winick
Featured Artists: Darryl Banks, Dale Eaglesham, James Bosch, Luke Ross
VOLUME 1
Green Lantern 51
Green Lantern 54
Green Lantern 55
Green Lantern 59
Green Lantern 61
Green Lantern 68
Green Lantern 69
Green Lantern 70
Green Lantern 73
Green Lantern 74
Green Lantern 75
Green Lantern 78
Green Lantern 86
Green Lantern 88
Green Lantern 89
Green Lantern 90
Green Lantern 97
Green Lantern 107
Green Lantern 117
Green Lantern 118
Green Lantern 133
Green Lantern 137
Green Lantern 138
Green Lantern 139
VOLUME 2
Green Lantern 151
Green Lantern 152
Green Lantern 153
Green Lantern 154
Green Lantern 155
Green Lantern 157
Green Lantern 158
Green Lantern 159
Green Lantern 160
Green Lantern 161
Green Lantern 170
Green Lantern 171
Green Lantern 172
Green Lantern 173
Green Lantern 174
Green Lantern 175
Green Lantern 176
Green Lantern 177
Green Lantern 178
Green Lantern 179
Green Lantern 180
Green Lantern 181
Ion 11
Ion 12
Wow I was considering the same thing. A best of Kyle Rayner. But I’ve decided to take my time and eventually do the whole run. (And it helps that I recently acquired the first 49 issues already bound…)
I was tempted to do the whole thing, but some of that Roy Harper teamup / Ghost of Hal Jordan stuff around issue 100 was so bad that I didn’t want to spend the money to bind it. I was just trying to hit the highlights in his career and personal life and keep it to two volumes. I miss Jade.
LOL…you’re in luck…and that’s all I’m going to say about that! I just noticed you skipped the Kyle’s “Ion” era in the 140s to mid 150s.
Oh good, my DCBS box hasen’t arrived yet, so I’m a tad behind on my current GL. Can’t wait!
Yeah, while gaining the ion power was significant to Kyle from a historical perspective, I wasn’t that crazy about the actual story. Truthfully, it wasn’t really a significant story until well after the fact when the Ion power concept was revisited. I debated that one for a while, but ultimately decided that these were not archival records that needed to be 100% complete but rather a collection of books that I really wanted to reread. Thus I left it out.
I only included the last couple of issues from the Ion mini because they sort of put a full-circle endcap on that phase of Kyle’s career – that story hearkened back to Kyle’s early adventures with Donna circa ish 70.