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Andrew Clarke UNITED STATES
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Green Lantern 65 page 14 by Mike Sekowsky and Joe Giella 1968

Location: DC Comics
Artists: Mike Sekowsky (Penciller) ,  Joe Giella (Inker)

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Location: DC Comics
Title: Green Lantern 65 page 14 by Mike Sekowsky and Joe Giella 1968*
Artist:  Mike Sekowsky (Penciller) ,  Joe Giella (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 41
Likes on CAF: 7
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 6/5/2026

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Silver Age DC Comics, published October 1968, from the story “Dry Up... and Die!” When Dr. Neal Emerson discovers an alien menace that will absorb all the water on Earth, he mentally reaches out to Green Lantern, trying to control his mind and bring him to solve the problem. When that doesn't work, he creates a duplicate of his former villainous alter-ago, Dr. Polaris, but cannot control that either, now leaving Green Lantern with two major problems.

Very cool 12 cent comic - enjoy!

 

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 6/6/2026

Really nice Far Out hippie era of DC!  Sekowsky was with it and saw all the psychedelic images in movies and TV that was sweeping the airwaves.  His inclusion of the in great with the check suit and the shock lines in all the action! 

West Stephan Member Since 2007
Posted On 6/8/2026

How long does it take to kill a GREEN LANTERN anyway? We may find out!

Earl Edwards Member Since 2024
Posted On 6/19/2026

Hal looks like he's doing the Jitterbug dance in panel 3.

Great classic page by Sekowsky and Giella. That plaid suit is the bee's knees!