History ComicBook / HalJordanAndTheGreenLanternCorps

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Soranik, exasperated by the Green Lanterns' continued distrust (and an accidental shot nearly hitting her), angrily asks that they look past their color and help the civilians. Bonus points for saying this to [[AngryBlackMan John Stewart]].

* DeadlyUpgrade: Hal's usage of Krona's Gauntlet in the previous volume has started turning him into a being of pure willpower. He's far more powerful like this, but if he stays in it for too long, he [[{{Pun}} will]] fade into the emotional spectrum. By forging a ring, he gains the ability to turn it on or off[[note]]Soranik operated on Hal for eight hours and didn't see any sign of it[[/note]], but he isn't sure how long that will last for. Plus, the power starts to creep in even when he's trying to avoid using it, resulting in Hal's loss to some Sinestro Corps {{Mooks}}, when he can't go all out for fear of killing nearby civilians. [[spoiler:Eventually, his fight with Sinestro allows him to pull an EarthShatteringKaboom on Warworld, [[HeroicSacrifice intending on taking Sinestro with him]]]].

* TakeThat: In issue #12, Guy Gardner attempts to break one of the bottles of [[spoiler:Larfleeze and the 80s Brainiac]] that holds the New 52 SelfDemonstrating/{{Lobo}}. Hal Jordan shows up before Guy can spike it, claiming "Not that one. Trust me. Better to leave him on the shelf."

* DramaticIrony: In the Prism of Time arc Kyle suggests he and Soranik watch Terminator because the of the time travel in the arc. [[spoiler:The Big Bad of the arc, Sarko, is the child of Kyle and Soranik from the future, not unlike the time tangled Conner family of the Terminator franchise]].

* KidFromTheFuture: Sarko, a Sinestro Corps fanatic of the far future, [[spoiler: turn out to be son of Kyle and Soranik Natu. Kyle is devastated after his death. Kyle unable to tell Soranik this not only ruins any chance at a relationship, but leads Soranik to break the alliance between the Greens and the Yellows]].

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Soranik Natu delivers a particularly scathing one to Kyle Raynor in issue #24 for [[spoiler: hiding from her that Sarko, the villain that he'd killed earlier and whom she was just done ''autopsying'', was actually their son from the future]]. Also doubles as a WhatTheHellHero

''Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps'' is a 2016 biweekly comic book published by Creator/DCComics as part of their [[ComicBook/DCRebirth Rebirth]] initiative, written by Robert Vendetti with art duty shared between EthanVanSciver, Jordi Tarrogona, and Rafa Sandoval.

** John makes it clear he's going to do the latter, and asks for the rest of them to join him. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Every single one of the Lanterns agrees]].

* DefectorFromDecadence/RenegadeSplinterFaction: [[spoiler:Soranik Natu leads the defection of several Sinestro Corpsmen, who didn't want to be involved in the whole "terror and kidnapping" thing. They ally themselves with the Green Lantern Corps]].

''Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps'' is a 2016 biweekly comic book published by Creator/DCComics as part of their [[ComicBook/DCRebirth Rebirth]] initiative, written by Robert Vendetti with art duty shared between Ethan Van Sciver, Jordi Tarrogona, and Rafa Sandoval.

* KidFromTheFuture: Sarko, a Sinestro Corps fanatic of the far future, [[spoiler: turn out to be son of Kyle and Soranik Natu. Kyle is devasted after his death.]]

* FanNickname: Some people on Reddit and 4Chan have referred to the book as "Hal and Pals".

The book serves as a continuation from the previous series of ''Franchise/GreenLantern'', ''Sinestro'', and the Green Lantern Corps books ''Lost Army'' and ''Edge of Oblivion''. Despite the [[SpotlightStealingSquad name]], it features a huge cast of characters, though mainly focused around the primary Earth Lanterns. The series is published concurrently with ComicBook/GreenLanterns, which focuses on the Earth adventures of Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz.

* DeadlyUpgrade: Hal's usage of Krona's Gauntlet in the previous volume has started turning him into a being of pure willpower. He's far more powerful like this, but if he stays in it for too long, he [[{{Pun}} will]] fade into the emotional spectrum. By forging a ring, he gains the ability to turn it on or off[[note]]Soranik operated on Hal for eight hours, and didn't see any sign of it[[/note]], but he isn't sure how long that will last for. Plus, the power starts to creep in even when he's trying to avoid using it, resulting in Hal's loss to some Sinestro Corps {{Mooks}}, when he can't go all out for fear of killing nearby civilians. [[spoiler:Eventually, his fight with Sinestro allows him to pull an EarthShatteringKaboom on Warworld, [[HeroicSacrifice intending on taking Sinestro with him]]]].

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Soranik Natu delivers a particularly scathing one to Kyle Raynor in issue #24 for [[spoiler: hiding from her that Sarko, the villain that he'd killed earlier and whom she was just done ''autopsying'', was actually their son from the future]]. Also doubles as a WhatTheHellHero?

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Soranik Natu delivers a particularly scathing one to Kyle Raynor in issue 24 for [[spoiler: hiding from her that Sarko, the villain that he'd killed earlier and whom she was just done autopsying, was actually their son from the future]].

* TakeThat: In issue #12, Guy Gardner attempts to break one of the bottles of [[spoiler:Larfleeze and the 80s Brainiac]] that holds the New 52 ComicBook/{{Lobo}}. Hal Jordan shows up before Guy can spike it, claiming "Not that one. Trust me. Better to leave him on the shelf."

* UnexpectedCharacter: ComicBook/RipHunter. This is his first official apparition in New 52 universe.

* BaitAndSwitch: Issue #3 ends with Hal defeated by a squad of Sinestro Corpsmen, ready to take him to Sinestro. The next issue begins with Sinestro about to gloatingly welcome Hal... only it urns out that the Green Lantern brought before him is [[spoiler:''Guy Gardner'']], who'd been captured offscreen.

-->'''Sinestro:'''Gardner, how did the Green Lantern Corps ''ever'' accept you into its ranks?