John Stewart must protect helpless alien denizens from an incursion of warmongering savages and Jessica Cruz struggles to survive against the Sinestro Corp on a failing power battery station, all the while Guy Gardner must make the most of his new planet after being stranded there by his ring.
In turn, the loss of power rings affects each Lantern differently and presents them each with unique challenges. Much like the Future State: The Flash, this de-powering of the titular heroes occurs with little to no explanation and serves as the main status quo shift. The overarching premise woven into each narrative is that the Green Lanterns have lost their light. This anthology approach lends itself to the hard sci-fi premise behind the Lanterns and gives readers more bang for their buck. Collected in this oversized issue are three tales, each centering on their own specific Lantern. As part of the line-wide glimpse into the future, this title offers a look at how the various Green Lanterns readers know and love fare in the uncertain future. Here is where Future State: Green Lantern comes in.
With Hal Jordan off solving multiversal mayhem and John Stewart busy combating the Endless Winter, there have been few books of late that focus on the corps as a whole. It has been a long time since the DC Universe has caught up with the majority of the Green Lantern Corps.
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