How does hal jordan died

When the Joker manages to fool Superman, the results are shocking and utterly disastrous in this clip from Injustice that was shown during DC FanDome Inspired by the bestselling video game and comic series, Hal Jordan. Green Lantern Community See All. Sep 1. Aug Character Facts Powers: hard light constructs, instant weaponry, force fields, flight, durability, alien technology. First Appearance. Base of Operations. Coast City. Related Characters: Sinestro.

John Stewart. Taking the Power Ring of a fellow wounded Lantern since his is still deep in recovery, Hal leaps back into action despite not fully recuperating from his own injuries. Hal puts up a valiant defense, taking on the leader of the Qwardians, the Anti-Matter home world, but his inexperience with the replacement Power Ring and his lingering wounds put him at a severe disadvantage.

After enduring a powerful energy blast, Hal is neutralized and awakens in an ethereal realm where he is confronted by beings that resemble the Guardians of the Universe informing him that he has passed beyond the mortal plane once again.

This hasn't been the first time Hal Jordan has ever died, of course. While possessed by the living fear entity Parallax , driving him to omnipotent villainy, Hal watched as Earth's sun was consumed by a massive Sun-Eater, with the Justice League unable to stop it. With only five days left to restore the sun and drive away the Sun-Eater before Earth is rendered permanently inhabitable after being into eternal darkness and a polar freeze, Hal sacrifices his life to absorb the Sun-Eater and reignite the sun.

Sometime later, Carol arrived to bail Hal out of jail. She tells him it's time to move on with his life and offered Hal a job at Ferris Aircraft. Thinking it over, Hal asked Carol out on a date. Later that night, Hal and Carol were dining in a fancy restaurant. Hal tells Carol he will accept her offer for a job and then says he has something else to ask her: he needed her to co-sign a car lease for him. Carol then threw her drink in his face and stomped off.

Hal chased after and tried to apologize, not realizing Carol was expecting a proposal. Thoroughly mad, Carol drove off, leaving Hal stranded in a growing rainstorm. Soaking wet, Hal finally arrived home only to find an eviction notice attached to his apartment door.

The night is not over, however, as Sinestro was waiting and offered Hal a chance to regain his ring. Hal gets a ring from Sinestro. Despite Sinestro's offer, Hal attacked him but Sinestro easily subdued him. Sinestro said that Hal's life had been very difficult lately without his ring.

Then, Sinestro created a ring and placed it on Hal. Powered by the ring, Hal freed himself from the chains and blasted Sinestro with an energy beam. However, the beam did not affect Sinestro. Confused, Hal asked what was wrong with the ring and Sinestro stated that there was nothing wrong with it. Since the ring was created by Sinestro, he alone could control it. To prove his point, Sinestro powered down his ring and Hal fell to a rooftop. As he reactivated the ring, Sinestro proclaimed that Hal was his servant.

Then, Hal heard emergency sirens and flew to see the problem, to Sinestro's annoyance. Hal and Sinestro watched as a bridge was about to collapse. Hal saved a woman, but Sinestro deactivated his ring and the woman fell into the water. Then, Sinestro fixed the entire bridge and saved all of the victims, including the woman.

As Sinestro reactivated Hal's ring, Gorgor, a member of the Sinestro Corps and the one behind the bridge's collapse, attacked them. Sinestro fought Gorgor, proclaiming that all the members of his Corps gave into their sadistic urges instead of obeying the code of conduct he created.

Then, he killed Gorgor with a sword construct. Sinestro told Hal that the Sinestro Corps had enslaved Korugar and he will help him destroy them. Sinestro explained to Hal that he needed him to liberate Korugar from the Sinestro Corps. If the other Green Lanterns got involved, there would be a massacre. Hal decided to go with Sinestro, but not before he said goodbye to Carol. However, Sinestro wouldn't let him, as the fate of Korugar was more urgent.

Hal angrily punched Sinestro in the face, saying that Sinestro was not better than him. Sinestro simply laughed, saying that he was better than Hal, and he already knew it.

Then, Sinestro flew off to Korugar, followed by a reluctant Hal. Hal and Sinestro arrived at Korugar, and Sinestro revealed his plan: they were to stay hidden until sunset and Sinestro would fight the Corpsmen while Hal went to the Yellow Central Battery and deactivated it, as it could only be deactivated by a Green Lantern.

Hal expressed confusion at Sinestro's decision of using a Green Lantern as a failsafe for the Yellow Battery but nevertheless went along with the plan.

Sinestro changed his uniform's color to black, surprising Hal, as he didn't know the ring could do that. As they hid in Korugar's ruins while waiting for the sunset, Hal and Sinestro watched as the Corpsmen enslaved the Korugarans and brought them to cells. Just as a Corpsman was about to kill a young Korugarian, another Korugarian named Arsona attacked him. Sinestro was surprised, as he knew Arsona. However, the Corpsman restrained her and prepared to kill her, and Sinestro decided to attack.

Hal, knowing that Sinestro was drawing their attention, gone for the Yellow Central Battery, where he was attacked by another Corpsman. Hal quickly killed him and entered the Battery, but the Battery blasted him, much to Sinestro's shock.

As Hal was blasted by the Yellow Power Battery, he saw his relationship with Carol with another perspective. However, the Battery discovered that Hal wasn't Sinestro and stopped blasting him with energy. The Battery was not trying to disintegrate him; instead, it was trying to teleport him to the Antimatter Universe. As Hal lost consciousness, the Sinestro Corpsmen put him in a cell. As Hal came to, he tried to get out of the cell; however, the cell had been designed to withstand green energy.

The Corpsmen placed Sinestro in a cell alongside Hal's. Sinestro's cell was also filled with Korugarian prisoners. Hal listened to Sinestro talk with Arsona, who was personally upset with Sinestro's betrayal against Korugar. However, Hal later redeemed himself by sacrificing his life to save the galaxy in Final Night , and subsequently became The Spectre in the Day of Judgement mini-series before being brought back to life in Green Lantern: Rebirth.

It is unclear if this image of Hal as The Spectre is merely part of the recap portion of the issue, or if Hal will once again become its host Eddie is a recent graduate of Skidmore College.