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**Green Lantern #29 (June 1964):** In this issue, "Half a Green Lantern Is Better Than None!" written by John Broome with art by Gil Kane, Hal Jordan encounters a villain who splits him into two separate beings, each with only half his power. The story explores themes of identity and resourcefulness as Hal must find a way to reunite his halves and defeat the villain.
**Green Lantern #33 (December 1964):** "Wizard of the Light Wave Weapons!" by John Broome and Gil Kane features Green Lantern facing a new adversary, the Tattooed Man, who can bring his tattoos to life as weapons. The issue showcases Hal Jordan's quick thinking and bravery in overcoming this unique threat.
**Green Lantern #49 (December 1966):** In "The Decision of Doom!" written by Gardner Fox with art by Gil Kane, Green Lantern must make a difficult choice when he encounters a planet with a population that opposes his intervention. This issue delves into the moral complexities of Hal's role as a cosmic protector.
**Green Lantern #55 (September 1967):** "Cosmic Enemy Number One!" by John Broome and Gil Kane has Green Lantern battling Sinestro, one of his most formidable foes. The story highlights the ongoing rivalry between Hal Jordan and Sinestro, exploring themes of power and corruption.
**Green Lantern #57 (December 1967):** "Peril of the Yellow World!" written by Gardner Fox with art by Gil Kane, sees Green Lantern transported to a planet where the inhabitants worship the color yellow. Hal must find a way to adapt his powers to overcome this new challenge, emphasizing his ingenuity and adaptability.
**Green Lantern #58 (January 1968):** In "The Green Lanterns' Fight for Survival!" by John Broome and Gil Kane, Hal Jordan teams up with other Green Lanterns to combat a threat to the entire Green Lantern Corps. This issue focuses on the camaraderie and teamwork among the Corps members.
**Green Lantern #61 (June 1968):** "Thoroughly Modern Mayhem!" written by Gardner Fox with art by Gil Kane, features Green Lantern dealing with a villain who uses advanced technology to commit crimes. The story emphasizes Hal's ability to think on his feet and adapt to new types of threats.
**Green Lantern #64 (October 1968):** "The Phantom Lantern!" by John Broome and Gil Kane introduces a new character who uses a counterfeit power ring to pose as a Green Lantern. The issue explores themes of deception and justice as Hal Jordan must expose and stop the imposter.
**Green Lantern #67 (January 1969):** "Green Lantern's Wedding Day!" written by Mike Friedrich with art by Gil Kane, sees Hal Jordan contemplating marriage while dealing with the responsibilities of being a Green Lantern. This issue delves into Hal's personal life, adding depth to his character.
**Green Lantern #71 (May 1969):** In "The Invincible Enemy!" by John Broome and Gil Kane, Green Lantern faces an unstoppable alien force that threatens Earth. The story highlights Hal's courage and determination in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.
These issues from the Silver Age of Green Lantern highlight the innovative storytelling and dynamic artwork that defined the era. Each issue showcases Hal Jordan's adventures as he navigates the challenges of being a cosmic hero, balancing action, moral dilemmas, and personal growth.
