(Green Lantern III #132) - Kyle was hanging out with Terry when he got a call from Jade and learned his old enemy Fatality was on a rampage, and that she now possessed a yellow power ring. Kyle fought Fatality until she endangered the lives of a number of civilians, so that Kyle would have his hands full and couldn't pursue her. When Kyle made sure everyone was safe he found Fatality at the apartment of John Stewart. He saved John and Merayn from her and defeated her. She had a breakdown and begged Kyle to kill her, or she would never stop trying to kill the remaining GLs. He refused but made her give up the yellow ring. As she removed it it detonated and she lost her left arm, and Kyle took her to S.T.A.R. Labs for treatment.

(Titans #23) - Troia came to see Lantern because the Titans no longer remembered her. Green Lantern didn't recognize her either, thanks to the manipulations of Dark Angel.

(Justice Leagues: JL?, Justice Leagues: Justice League of Aliens #1, Justice Leagues: JLA #1) - The Advance Man crashed a number of planes using his cell phone, and Green Lantern and the JLA rushed to the rescue. The Advance Man then made the world forgot that the JLA ever existed, but the individual members still had a vague memory of the team and formed their own Justice Leagues. Green Lantern formed the Justice League of Air. Green Lantern’s League aided Martian Manhunter’s Justice League of Aliens quell an outbreak of human mutation in California that was caused by the Advance Man. Advance Man’s client, Plura, arrived on Earth and prepared to ravage it, but she was temporarily thwarted by the Justice Leagues of Air and Aliens. With the help of Hector Hammond, Batman made the world remember the Justice League of America. Green Lantern joined the reformed JLA, and together they forced Plura and Advance Man away from Earth.

(Green Lantern III #133) - Kyle, Jade, Merayn, and Guy Gardner visited John Stewart, who was recovering from injuries he suffered at Fatality's hands at St. Vincent's hospital. Kyle reflected on his fight with Fatality, and it depressed him, so Jade cheered him up by taking him to a cheap pizza joint they used to go to when they were dating. They started spending more time with each other and rekindled their relationship. Jade was impressed that Kyle was more grounded and ready for a commitment.

(Green Lantern II #133-136) - <one month later> Kyle had a meeting with Terry about his Feast magazine comic strip, but Kyle had to leave the meeting to help Sentinel, who was battling a demonic army made by a yellow power ring. Kyle and Sentinel were confronted by the ring bearer, Nero injured Sentinel, and Kyle had to flee to take him to safety. Kyle learned Nero was an escaped mental patient and went to Bellevue to review his file. He realized just how dangerous Nero was, so he called in his JLA teammates to deal with Nero. Kyle told them it might be impossible to stop someone as powerful as Nero without killing him. He knew Superman and Wonder Woman were appalled by the idea, but he wanted them to be prepared for the worst. Nero unleashed a demonic army across NYC, and Kyle and the JLA dealt with them all. Nero then attacked Times Square, and Kyle was forced to fight Nero on his own while the JLA battled Nero's army. Kyle showed Nero a video of Nero's parents he obtained from Bellevue, causing Nero to flip out and disappear in an explosion of yellow power ring energy. Kyle was hailed as a hero and offered the key to NYC by the mayor. Batman suggested there should be more ring bearers, and gave Kyle the ring Jade used to wear that he'd been safe-keeping. Kyle presented Jade with the ring, then asked her to marry him.

(Green Arrow III #4) - Aquaman brought Green Arrow to the JLA Watchtower, and the team was in shock because he was back from the dead. Arrow was taken back by changes in the JLA because he didn't remember any of the last ten years of his career before his death. He was especially hostile toward Lantern because he still remembered his best friend Hal as Green Lantern. He turned against his teammates, and Batman knocked him out and promised to find out how Arrow came back from the dead and why he was suffering from amnesia.

(JSA #34, 35, 37) - The Ultra-Humanite used Johnny Thunder’s Thunderbolt to conquer the world, and imprisoned Ion and virtually every superhuman on Earth in stasis tubes, only reviving them when he needed mind-controlled slaves to serve in his personal guard the Thunderfront. Ion served as a member of the Thunderfront when they attacked the JSA, the only heroes not under the Humanite’s control. During the fight Thunderfront member Captain Atom’s shell was cracked, quantum leaping him and everyone around him, including Ion, one week into the future. By this time the JSA had already defeated the Humanite and freed the Thunderfront from his control. Ion attended the funeral of Johnny Thunder.

(JLA #55-58) - When the JLA fought Id Martian Manhunter had a fleeting wish about not wanting to be lonely, so Id woke up Earth’s White Martians. They created a power base and kept the JLA busy with a number of distractions, including activating a nuclear power station in Murmansk while the JLA was there handing out food. Green Lantern contained the explosion, and Batman found the Martian’s lair in Phoenix, Arizona. The Martians captured both Batman and Martian Manhunter. The Martians set up Ion Stations that introduced viral subatomic particles into the atmosphere that attached to oxygen atoms and set them at slow combustion so there’d be no fire on Earth, eliminating the Martians one weakness. Superman located one of the stations, but was attacked by the Martians. Martian Manhunter escaped the Martians and destroyed the Ion Stations, but it would take time for the atmosphere to heal. The JLA took a stand at Superman’s Fortress of Solitude, using the armaments Superman had stored there. They were defeated, and tricked the Martians into exiling the JLA to the Phantom Zone using Superman’s projector. Here they came up with a plan to defeat the Martians without being scrutinized by their telepathy. Atom was hidden at microscopic size in the Fortress, and freed the JLA. The JLA lured the White Martians to the Moon, and a number of heroes with sorcerous abilities created an oxygenated atmosphere on the Moon so that the JLA could create fire there to use against the Martians. Martian Manhunter sent the defeated Martians into the Phantom Zone. Manhunter was badly injured in the exchange, and Batman reminded him that he was never alone, despite being the last Green Martian, because the JLA was always there for him.

(Action Comics #780) - Lantern and the JLA went to Metropolis when Darkseid and his forces gathered in Apokolips. President Luthor assured them Darkseid was an ally in the coming war against Imperiex, and told the JLA they'd have their part to play in the war.

(JLA: Our Worlds at War #1) - Lantern and the JLA fought a group of Imperiex Probes in space, and although victorious the explosions caused by the defeated Probes severely injured the team. While they were recovering in the Alien Alliance's space ark Imperiex seized the opportunity to send more Probes to Earth to hollow out the planet and absorb its energy.

(Action Comics #781) - Imperiex lost the ability to generate Probes after the JSA destroyed his command ship, so he launched his remaining Probes in full force. One wave attacked the space ark paradocs, which were defended by Green Lantern, Wonder Woman and Hippolyta. Hippolyta sacrificed her life to fight them off.

(Superman II #173) - President Luthor, the Atom and Doc Magnus devised a plan to crack Imperiex Prime's armor and channel the energies back to the galaxies he stole them from using a Boom Tube provided by Darkseid. Superman, Strange Visitor and the Blackhawks were responsible for delivering a payload of 30 hydrogen bombs to drop on Imperiex Prime while Wonder Woman and Green Lantern drew Imperiex's fire. Strange Visitor absorbed Superman's energy and left him behind while she bombed Imperiex, sacrificing herself to crack his shell. Brainiac-13 stole the released energy using Warworld and used the LexCorp Towers, actually a temporal displacement cannon, to bombard Apokolips with the energy. Darkseid used this attack as a reason to declare war on Earth.

 (Action Comics #782) - Lantern and a number of Earth's heroes attacked Warworld in space. Superman ended the war by creating a Boom Tube that opened up to the beginning of time, which swallowed Warworld. Imperiex set off a big bang that melded with the original, allowing him to fulfill his purpose, and scattering B-13's consciousness across all spacetime.

(JLA #59) - Green Lantern and the JLA rounded up a number of villains that had been Jokerized and gave them the antidote to the Joker Venom. They fought the Jokerized Dr. Polaris, who had absorbed the electromagnetic energy of the South Pole, threatening worldwide catastrophe. He held them back, until they had Plastic Man, who was not vulnerable to Polaris’ power, confront him. Plas defeated Polaris, and he was given the antidote to the Joker Venom.

(JLA #60) - Plastic Man told his friend Woozy Wink’s nephew Wheezy a Christmas story in which Green Lantern and the JLA saved Santa Claus from Neron, who wanted to replace Santa, giving out presents in exchange for boys and girls being naughty. Green Lantern and Martian Manhunter overheard the story while apprehending Time Commander, who’d caused a dinosaur rampage, and they posed as Santa to give Wheezy and Plas a thrill.

(Green Arrow III #10) - Conner Hawke contacted Kyle at the JLA Watchtower, a portal to Hello had been opened at Stanley Dover's brownstone, and Conner couldn't contain it. rather than see Hell on Earth he wanted Kyle to activate the fail-safe protocol that would send a beam from the Watchtower to destroy the brownstone, but would unfortunately kill Conner. Kyle reluctantly agreed, but Stanley’s Monster closed the gateway, and Conner called off the fail-safe.

(JLA #61) - Green Lantern and the JLA fought the mythic Cyclopicon and Kraken, whose battle was causing massive tidal waves. They next confronted an army of creatures from Pandora’s box. Abra Kadabra, who was under the influence of a Burrower alien with mysterious motivations, had awakened all these creatures. Kadabra was defeated, the JLA took the Burrower to the Watchtower to examine it, and the mythic monsters went back to where they came from.

(JLA #62-64) - Eudia and Venelia of the Wonder Woman Foundation helped Ailani flee Jarhanpur and brought her to the JLA Watchtower. Ailani told them her son was being held in Jarhanpur, and Lantern and the JLA went there to investigate. They met the country’s leader Rama Khan, who treated them as guests. He explained that Ailani’s son had been chosen to become the new Rama Khan, who connected the people to the land and harnessed the power of the land. If there was no Khan the land would perish and he refused to give up custody of the child. Wonder Woman persisted in Ailani’s right to have custody of her child and forced a fight. Khan harnessed the power of Jarhanpur’s land, and Wonder Woman used her lasso on him, finding that he’d told the JLA the complete truth. Wonder Woman doubted the truth, and her lasso broke. The JLA was sent away, but with the Goddess of Truth’s lasso broken truth became subjective, altering the world. Anything that some people held to be true became true, Earth became the center of the universe, and became flat. The JLA quelled riots when the South rose again and when Vishnu manifested they kept him asleep so the world would not end. Wonder Woman journeyed to the Land of the Shades to meet the Fates and ask them to repair her lasso. They told her it was her fault it broke, and without truth, fate began to deteriorate. Wonder Woman asked forgiveness of Jarhanpur, the land granted it, and truth was restored. Rama Khan refused to accept this and attacked Wonder Woman and the JLA, but the misuse of his powers caused Jarhanpur to crumble. The JLA reunited Ailani with her son.

(Martian Manhunter II #36) - Manhunter told Green Lantern he had one of the worst days of his life battling Dr. Trapp, and Green Lantern told him that Manhunter’s future self from the year one million gave him a message to pass on on his worst day. Manhunter learned that every tragedy he faced would be worthwhile because there were great things in his future.

(Green Lantern III #143-145) - Kyle and Jade cleaned up the Statue of Liberty, which had been defaced by a Jokerized villain. Kyle worked in his studio with Terry Berg and leant an ear to Terry who was upset that his parents weren't speaking to him after he came out of the closet to them. Kyle and Jade defeated the Jokerized Grayven, who'd taken over a late night television show to try out his comedy routine. Kyle learned he planted a neutron bomb in the building and took it into the sky so it wouldn't destroy the city. Kyle tapped into an entirely new and powerful source of energy to contain the bomb. The new energy that filled Kyle left him in a daze and unable to communicate. Jade finally reached him with Sentinel's help. Kyle realized that when Oblivion dissipated into pure energy it had sought out Green Lantern energy and found the god-like Parallax power that was left in the sun after Hal Jordan reignited it, then started channeling it into Kyle. Kyle knew it was his destiny to go to the sun and claim the power, and he knew Nero would be aware of it too, because his yellow power ring siphoined off Green Lantern energy. He flew to the sun, confronted Nero and defeated him. Spectre Hal Jordan appeared to Kyle and showed Kyle a window into the past, the very moment when Kyle got his GL power ring from Ganthet. Spectre told him he could claim the Parallax power or go back in time and never accept the ring. Kyle asked him why he was offering this, and Spectre told him he was confident in Kyle's ability as a hero, but he wished someone had given him the same option. Kyle chose to claim the Parallax power and become Ion.

(Green Lantern III #146) - Ion used his power to create multiple versions of himself so he could make art, stop crime, prevent accidents and go on humanitarian missions around the world. He created a version of himself on Tendrax, feeling he was now ready to deal with their complex civil war as Ion. He met with the leaders of the different factions and demanded they call a cease-fire. When they refused he stopped any race from harming any other in any way, causing weapons to cease working and preventing people from even raising a hand in anger. Jade was taken aback by Ion and his new powers, but he told her he wasn't playing God, he was just a bigger, badder superhero. They enjoyed a date night and some quality time together.

(Green Lantern III #147) -Ion turned his attention to John Stewart in an effort to cure the injuries that kept him in a wheelchair. He realized there was no longer anything physically wrong with Stewart and told Stewart his handicap was in his head. He convinced Stewart to see Dr. Nephew, who cured Stewart of his mental block.

(Green Lantern III #148) - Ion created an invisible aspect of himself to watch over Jade, though he knew she'd disapprove. He saw her almost lose a battle to Sonar, and was thankful when she prevailed because if he had to save her she'd know he was watching over her. He spent the evening with Jade when John Stewart and Merayn came over to announce that John was cured and could walk. They went out dancing to celebrate, and after a long night of partying Ion got Jade to admit how much she missed her old powers even though she had a power ring. With her approval he restored her powers and together they flew over the city.

(Green Lantern III #149) - Ion attended a JLA meeting to detail the restructuring of the JLA watchtower when the JLA were alerted to a fleet of Crystal Invaders of Karalyx preparing to invade Earth. The JLA scrambled to take out the Crystal Invaders, but Ion told them not to worry, as he'd already sent them back to their homeworld. Ion noticed he was getting some odd looks from his teammates now that he was omnipotent. Superman told him he was worried Ion was overreaching his job as a superhero, a superhero was supposed to help humanity, not live their lives for them and make them need them. Superman told him there was already a cult devoted to Ion, and asked him to think about what he was doing. Ion then visited Sentinel who assured him he was just finding his footing with his new powers. Ion confessed he missed his life when it was simpler, but before he made any decision he was determined to find his father, who he'd never met.

(Green Lantern III #150) - Ion looked into the past and considered averting tragedies like the Coast City disaster and the death of Hal Jordan. Spectre appeared and dissuaded him from the temptation of changing the timeline, reminding him that although he had the power of a god Ion was still only a man. As Kyle Rayner he tracked down his father Aaron and his father explained why he was forced to leave Kyle as a child. They made plans to call each other once Aaron set up a secure line in his house. Ion went to Oa after making up his mind what to do with his power. He reignited the Central Power Battery and resurrected the Guardians of the Universe as infants of both sexes. He entrusted the Guardians to Ganthet's care. Ion's power was gone after these feats, and he was once again Green Lantern. He returned to Earth and told Jade about his day, and she couldn't have been more proud of him. He then redesigned his costume, but checked with Jade to make sure she liked the new outfit.

(JLA #66-68) - Green Lantern had a disturbing dream in which he was devoured by a giant crow. Lantern and the JLA investigated a rain of deep-sea life that fell over Daytona Florida, when they discovered Tezumak, one of the Ancients who’d traveled from 1,000 B.C. to kill the JLA because the Ancients believed the heroes to be destroyers. His teammate Manitou Raven joined the fight, temporarily taking the JLA out of commission. Green Lantern freed his teammates as Manitou prepared to sacrifice Wonder Woman. With the tide turning against them Manitou and Tezumak returned to Atlantis in the past, revealing a ruined Atlantis above water where the Atlantic Trench was. When Atlantis was threatened during the Imperiex War Tempest sent it into the past, and the JLA was determined to bring it back to the present to replace the ruins before them. Tempest cast another spell, sending the JLA into the past, and Kyle had visions of the JLA dead and in skeleton form.

(Green Arrow III #19) - Green Arrow went to the JLA Watchtower for his trick arrows, and Green Lantern Kyle Rayner asked him why he always gave him such a hard time. Arrow told him he still wasn't comfortable seeing anyone assume the identity of his dead best friend, but that he respected Kyle.

(JLA / JSA: Virtue and Vice) - Lantern attended the first annual JLA and JSA Thanksgiving celebration when the teams were called to Arusha, Tanzania to stop Doctor Bedlam from disrupting the Pan-African Conference on World Hunger. The JLA and JSA defeated Bedlam, but the attack was a ruse on the part of Johnny Sorrow to give him the opportunity to have Despero possess President Luthor, who was at the conference, and to have the Seven Deadly Sins possess members of the JLA and JSA. Lantern was possessed by Envy, and when the Seven Deadly Sins took complete control over the heroes they possessed they destroyed JSA headquarters and incapacitated the unpossessed JLA and JSA members. Under Envy’s control Lantern destroyed the monument to Hal Jordan that was built on the remains of what was once Coast City. The other Sins also spread their influence across the globe. The JLA and JSA freed Lantern and the other possessed heroes from the Sins’ influence, and returned the Sins to captivity in the Rock of Eternity. Fate and the others defeated Johnny Sorrow and freed Luthor from Despero.

(JSA #54) - Lantern, the JLA and JSA celebrated Thanksgiving at JSA hq.

(JLA #70, 72-75) - Green Lantern and the JLA found an Atlantis that Gamemnae of the Ancients had rose from the sea floor, and kept themselves hidden among the population because Rama Khan, leader of the Ancients, still wanted them dead. The JLA discovered a mystic pool where Aquaman, who’d been transformed into water, was being held prisoner. He told them his people were underwater, kept as slaves for the glory of the Atlantis above water. The JLA learned that Gamemnae was responsible for Aquaman’s condition, the enslavement of Aquaman’s Atlanteans, and the Ancient’s false belief that the JLA were evil. The JLA confronted the Ancients, but were slain in battle with them. Manitou Raven realized that Gamemnae was evil, not the JLA, and cast a spell to preserve them. Manitou cast a containment spell that sealed off Atlantis from the rest of the world, so that Gamemnae could not conquer it. Thousands of years passed, and in the present, when the raised Atlantis had been revealed to the world, Gamemnae broke free, drained Earth’s water supply, and battled the JLA that Batman assembled as a contingency plan while his team was stuck in ancient Atlantis. Manitou animated the bodies of the JLA to battle Gamemnae, and her spell to absorb others into her only affected the living she fully resurrected the JLA. With this part of the plan complete Zatanna and members of the new JLA went to 1,000 B.C. where they freed Aquaman, who merged with the ocean, and sank Gamemnae’s Atlantis. Zatanna cast a spell that returned Aquaman’s Atlantis to the present day. Gamemnae, weakened by this change in history, was easy prey for Manitou Raven, and he sacrificed himself to destroy her.

(JLA #76) - Manhunter used telepathy to council Green Lantern and the JLA on dealing with their deaths at the hands of the Ancients. The JLA recovered the scattered atoms of Plas from across the Atlantic and pieced him back together. He explained the trauma of not being whole for over 3,000 years, and quit the JLA to spend more time with his son. Kyle left the JLA and introduced Green Lantern John Stewart as his replacement.

(Green Arrow III #23, Green Lantern III #162) - Jade and Kyle went to a club with Jade's supermodel friends, and came across members of the Black Circle, interstellar drug dealers trying to broker a deal with the mafia, but the Circle members escaped capture. Kyle tracked their energy trail and found more of them in Star City. Green Arrow was on the trail of drug dealers working with the Circle, and the heroes fought when Arrow told Kyle there was only one real Green Lantern, his old friend Hal Jordan. They found the bodies of dealers that had failed the Circle. Arrow still refused to work with Kyle on the case, and soon thereafter Kyle took his frustration out on some street thugs. Jade told him to cool down, forget Arrow, and work the case on his own. Kyle talked to the Tratino crime family, who were avoiding the Black Circle. The Circle were making connections with the underworld to acquire vast amounts of chlorine and bleach, which some aliens used as narcotics, and killing anyone that displeased them.

(Green Arrow III #24, 25, Green Lantern III #163, 164) - Jade and Kyle were, despite initial doubts, ready to resume their physical relationship when Kyle was called away by Green Arrow Connor Hawke. Connor introduced him to Amon Sur, son of Abin Sur, who claimed to be tracking down the Black Circle as part of the Light Brigade. He informed Arrow and Kyle of the Black Circle's next visit to Earth. Arrow went to the pier where cleaning supplies were being delivered, but was ambushed by the Circle. Kyle went into space with Amon and met a Black Circle ship that blasted him unconscious. He quickly recovered and they went back to Earth to help Arrow fight the Black Circle and force them to flee off-planet. Unbeknownst to the heroes Lavvek, who was in charge of the buy, had exceeded his authority in the Black Circle, so Amon blew up his ship. A war erupted between the Circle and the mafia they'd treated so shabbily, with Kyle and Arrow containing the damage. One Syndicate member was about to reveal the identity of the Circle's leader, so Amon broke his neck, arousing suspicion in the heroes. The Black Circle armada approached Earth and teleported Amon aboard. Arrow and Kyle followed, only to be trapped in a containment field. Amon revealed himself as the Black Circle leader and stole Kyle's power ring, which he viewed as his rightful legacy He planned to torture the heroes to death, but Kyle remote-controlled his ring to turn against Amon, and when the Black Circle crew shot at the heroes they damaged their starship. Amon knew the battle was lost and teleported away, but warned the heroes to never cross his path. Back on Earth Arrow and Kyle got some drinks at a bar and to their surprise they started to get along.

(Identity Crisis #1-3, Flash II #214) - Lantern was among the number of heroes who attended Sue Dibny’s funeral. Afterwards heroes broke into teams to look for suspects in Sue’s murder, and Lantern and the JLA went looking for Bolt. Green Lantern and Flash noticed that Elongated Man, Atom, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Hawkman and Zatanna stayed behind at Sue’s funeral and went back to see what was up. The surviving JLA Satellite Era members confessed that they thought Dr. Light was Sue’s killer, and told the story of how years ago Dr. Light savaged Sue Dibny and threatened to do the same to the other JLAers loved ones. They had Zatanna alter his personality, in effect lobotomizing him and making him a minimal threat. Flash and Lantern were shocked, but still went with the others to find Light, but they found him prepare, he’d hired Deathstroke as a bodyguard. They fought, and Dr. Light’s memories of what the JLA did to him returned. He unleashed his powers on the heroes, striking them unconscious, and fled. Superman wanted to know why they were pursuing Light, and Flash told him Elongated Man had a run-in with him years back, but didn’t give details. Lantern and the JLA recovered from their fight against Deathstroke in the JLA Watchtower. Lantern refused to be sidelined by his injury, Sue’ death brought back painful memories of Alex’s death for him.

(Identity Crisis #5) - Lantern and the JLA, who had been coming down hard on the supervillain community in the wake of Sue Dibny’s murder, stormed into Merlyn’s apartment and easily apprehended Merlyn, Monacle and Deadshot.

(Identity Crisis #7) - Lantern and the JLA had a meeting in the wake of learning that Jean Loring had killed Sue Dibny.

(Superman / Batman #13) - Green Lantern and the JLA were among the heroes invited to Paradise Island to welcome Superman's cousin Supergirl into the superhero community.

(Green Lantern Secret Files and Origins 2005, Green Lantern: Rebirth #0) - While patrolling deep space Green Lantern saved a race of aliens from a giant ant marauding their home planet. Before he left, the aliens gave Lantern a cryptic warning, "Parallax is coming."

(Green Lantern: Rebirth #1-6) - On the tenth planet from the sun Pagalus Kyle discovered that the impurity in the Central Power Battery was Parallax, and it was responsible for possessing Hal Jordan and warping his sense of right and wrong. Ganthet gave Kyle the duty of recovering Hal’s body from the heart of the sun. Kyle brought the body aboard a starship and landed in New Mexico and came upon two trespassers in a bombing range. He tried to warn them about Parallax before passing out. When he woke Kilowog, who’d been possessed by Parallax, confronted him and tried to destroy Hal’s body before Ganthet intervened. Ganthet occupied Kilowog, and Kyle took Hal’s corpse to the JLA Watchtower. He explained the situation to Green Arrow, and then Sinestro appeared and told them it was he who’d free Parallax. Sinestro nearly had the heroes beat until Arrow charged the power ring and use it to send an arrow into Sinestro’s chest. The effort severely drained him, but it bough them the time they needed. Hal’s soul returned to his body, and as Green Lantern he stood up to Sinestro. They battled and the strain of the fight cracked Sinestro’s ring open, sending him into the Anti-Matter Universe. Hal and Kyle shook hands and returned to Earth, where they confronted Parallax, who’d taken over Ganthet’s body. Hal, Kyle, Guy, Kilowog and John Stewart combined their forces to drive Parallax from Ganthet’s body and trap Parallax in the Central Power Battery.

(Green Lantern Secret Files and Origins 2005) - Hal Jordan took Green Lantern to Edwards Air Force Base, where Hal's father used to fly, and took Lantern for a ride in a plane. Green Lantern initially didn't think it would be fun, as he'd flown plenty of times using his power ring, but the experience with Hal was new and exhilarating.

(Firestorm II #22, Infinite Crisis #5) - Green Lantern and an army of heroes battled Luther at the center of the universe.

(Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps Special #1) - Ion found a Sinestro Corps ring in Space Sector 424, and brought it back to Oa. Hal, Guy, John Stewart and Ion discussed it when the ring activated and kidnapped Ion to the antimatter universe. The Sinestro Corps overpowered Kyle and Sinestro showed him that Ion was an actual willpower entity that the Guardians had implanted inside of him. Sinestro extracted Ion and imprisoned the entity, and promised to make Kyle feel fear. He revealed that his Corps member Despotellis was the sickness that killed Kyle’s mother. Kyle swore he’d kill Sinestro, but Sinestro reminded him that the GL power rings would not allow their user to commit murder, and that any threat from a Lantern was an empty one. Sinetsro promised to target all the loved ones of the GLC, and Kyle finally felt fear. This allowed Sinestro to infect him with Parallax. Sinestro brought Parallax before the Sinestro Corps guardian, the Anti-Monitor, and Parallax expressed his interest in killing Hal Jordan and destroying Earth. 

(Green Lantern IV #24) - Sinestro communicated with Hal via his power ring as the Sinestro Corps invaded Earth. He intended to conquer the planet, making it a symbol of the Sinestro Corp’s power and their ability to control any planet. He intended to makes saves of the Earthlings, and execute anyone who did not submit. He was also going to turn Coast City into a mass grave again, and informed Hal that the first victims would be Jim Jordan and his family. Hal flew to Jim’s side and saved his family from being murdered by Parallax. As they fought Hal contacted Guy and John Stewart, asking them to find a painting done by Kyle’s mother that always made him feel close to her, hoping the sight of it would help him fight off the Parallax infection. Hal’s power ring ran out of energy, and he was absorbed into Parallax’s body, but this gave him a chance to talk to Kyle face to face. Kyle blamed himself for his mother’s death at the hands of Sinestro Corps soldier Despotellis, but Hal promised to help him overcome his fear. Hal’s support, coupled with the sight of his mother’s painting helped Kyle reject the Parallax infection. Parallax was ready to try and possess him again when Ganthet and Sayd appeared and split his essence into four pieces, imprisoning each one in a GL lantern. Guy, John, and Hal were now responsible for containing Parallax’s essence, and after Kyle stepped down as torchbearer and accepted a GL ring he was given the fourth GL lantern. The Sinestro Corps invasion of Earth was momentarily being fended off by Earth’s superheroes, and Hal and his fellow GLs were ready to save the day. 

(Titans East Special #1, Titans II #1) - Cyborg recruited a new roster of young heroes and contacted his old friends to reform the Titans and train them. Green Lantern was with Troia when she said no, and it seemed like no one was interested in Cyborg’s idea. Troia and Green Lantern were exploring the multiverse when they were attacked by one of Trigon’s demons. Trigon and fate made sure that Troia would leave Green Lantern and be part of the reformed Titans.

(R.E.B.E.L.S. #23) - Vril, Blackfire, Sardath and the R.E.B.E.L.S. welcomed Honor Lantern John Stewart to Rann, and after a public handshake and media coverage they went behind closed doors for negotiations. Their talk quickly broke down, with Stewart demanding he let the GLC do their job, and Vril claiming his rhetoric hadn't influenced the Vegan people to turn against the GLC and demands that they vacate their sector. The Citadelian Liberation Front announced that they had a singularity module, and were going to implode the Vegan sun unless the GLC left the Vegan system. Stewart suspected that Vril orchestrated the affair, but Vril said he had no proof. Stewart sent GL's Amdos and Gorius to handle the situation, but after taking out the Gordanians they couldn't figure out how to defuse the module. Stewart said he had faith in them, and refused Vril's offer of L.E.G.I.O.N. assistance. Vril reminded Stewart that his arrogance destroyed the planet Xanshi, and Stewart's temper started to flare. Stewart had called in Ganthet, Soranik Natu, and Kyle Rayner to back up his rookie Lanterns, but Gorius figured out how to destabilize the bomb, cracking its shell and causing an explosion, but preventing it from opening a black hole. Ganthet promoted the rookies to full GL status, and Vril was forced to maintain peace with the Corps, at least in public.