I can remember buying Super Powers action figures as a kid, including the Green Lantern/Hal Jordan figure, in the toy department of the Caldor store in Kingston, NY, not far from my house. If you had told that kid that someday he’d help create a character who gets his own Super Powers variant, it would’ve seemed like absolute crazy talk.

Last week saw release of Green Lantern #33, which was also Green Lantern #600 for the sake of legacy numbering. DC invited me and my Kyle Rayner co-creator Darryl Banks to team up again for a Kyle story, something to celebrate the Green Lantern legacy as whole, and Kyle’s in particular.