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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: He makes a racist comment to Tom Kalmaku and seems to resent Simon for being a Muslim Lantern.

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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: He makes a racist comment to Tom Kalmaku (specifically, the infamous "Pieface" nickname that has now been acknowledged as an offensive reference to Kalmaku's Inuit lineage) and seems to resent Simon for being a Muslim Lantern.
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->'''First Appearance:''' ''The Green Lantern: Season Two'' #11 (April 2021)
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* UnexplainedRecovery: Tomar-Tu kills him near the end of ''ComicBook/HalJordanAndTheGreenLanternCorps'', but later turns up alive and well in ''ComicBook/DarkCrisis''.
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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Tales of the Green Lantern Corps Annual'' #2 (December 1986)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern Annual'' Vol 5 #1 (October 2012)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Legends of the DC Universe'' #20 (September 1999)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #42 (January 1966)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #2 (October 1960)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''The Green Lantern'' #1 (January 2019)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors''#1 (October 2010)

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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Superman'' Vol 2 #153 (February 2000)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #26 (January 1964)




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->'''First Appearance:''' '''Justice League of America'' Vol 1 #29 (August 1964)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''The Witching Hour'' #13 (March 1971)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern Corps'' Vol 2 #1 (August 2006)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 5 #21 (August 2013)



->'''First Appearance:''' ''The Green Lantern'' #3 (March 2019)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lanterns'' #35 (January 2018)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #167 (August 1983)



* BigCreepyCrawlies: Just look at them.

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* BigCreepyCrawlies: Just look at them.They're essentially giant alien spiders.

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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #37 (June 1965)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern Annual'' Vol 5 #1 (October 2012)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 3 #20 (January 1992)



->'''First Appearance:''' ''Adventure Comics'' #283 (April 1961)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 3 #74 (June 1996)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern: New Guardians'' #5 (March 2012)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #40 (October 1965)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern: Emerald Dawn'' #2 (January 1990)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''1st Issue Special'' #5 (August 1975)

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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #14 (July 1962)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #23 (September 1963)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 4 #9 (April 2006)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #189 (June 1985)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Crisis on Infinite Earths'' #2 (May 1985)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #188 (May 1985)



->'''First Appearance:''' ''Tales of the Green Lantern Corps Annual'' #2 (December 1986)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Adventure Comics #357 (June 1967)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern Corps'' Vol 1 #202 (July 1986)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 3 #62 (May 1995)
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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #21 (August 1963)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 3 #110 (March 1999)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 4 #30 (July 2008)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #38 (July 1965)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #5 (March 1961)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #60 (April 1968)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #43 (March 1966)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Captain Atom'' Vol 2 #12 (February 1988)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 3 #51 (May 1994)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 3 #66 (September 1995)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #24 (October 1963)

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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 3 #132 (January 2001)



->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #54 (July 1967)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #189 (June 1985)




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->'''First Appearance:''' ''Green Lantern'' Vol 2 #114 (March 1979)
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* SwissArmySuperpowers: Neron granted Paul the ability to wield powers similar to the Green Lantern.

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* SwissArmySuperpowers: SwissArmySuperpower: Neron granted Paul the ability to wield powers similar to the Green Lantern.
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* BodyHorror: In his first appearance, he was basically just an ordinary conman with a Green Lantern Ring (a powerful meteorite he found, not a, you know, ''actual'' Green Lantern Ring), and had no powers at all. Over time, continued exposure to the stone warped him into what he is today.

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* BodyHorror: In his first appearance, he was basically just an ordinary conman with a Green Lantern Ring an ArtifactOfPower (a powerful meteorite he found, not a, you know, ''actual'' Green Lantern Ring), found) and had no powers at all. Over time, continued exposure to the stone warped him into what he is today.

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* BodyHorror: In his first appearance, he was basically just an ordinary conman with a GreenLanternRing (a powerful meteorite he found, not a, you know, ''actual'' Green Lantern Ring), and had no powers at all. Over time, continued exposure to the stone warped him into what he is today.

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* BodyHorror: In his first appearance, he was basically just an ordinary conman with a GreenLanternRing Green Lantern Ring (a powerful meteorite he found, not a, you know, ''actual'' Green Lantern Ring), and had no powers at all. Over time, continued exposure to the stone warped him into what he is today.



* GreenLanternRing: Neron granted Paul the ability to wield powers similar to the Green Lantern.

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* GreenLanternRing: SwissArmySuperpowers: Neron granted Paul the ability to wield powers similar to the Green Lantern.



* ArtifactOfPower: Mixing his knowledge of science and new abilities with sorcery, Ub'x created the "Sucker Stick," a weapon to match his enemy's Power Ring.



* GreenLanternRing: Mixing his knowledge of science and new abilities with sorcery, Ub'x created the "Sucker Stick," a weapon to match his enemy's Power Ring.



* GreenLanternRing: Averted, but in fact his power is the ''reason'' for the Power Rings: a way to use MagicFromTechnology to control the same power of the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum he can naturally.


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* ComboPlatterPowers: His power is the ''reason'' for the Power Rings: a way to use MagicFromTechnology to control the same power of the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum he can naturally.
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* AscendedExtra: Originally he was just a jerkwad pilot Hal had to deal with in ''Secret Origin'', who only appeared for ''one page'' and was forgotten immediately after his interaction with Hal Jordan and Thomas Kalmaku ended. In Sam Humpries' run in ''ComicBook/GreenLanterns'', he resurfaces in the second arc "The Phantom Lantern", where he is given the Phantom Ring by Volthoom and it is up to Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz to get the Phantom Ring away from Laminski before things get catastrophic.

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* AscendedExtra: Originally he was just a jerkwad pilot Hal had to deal with in part two of ''Secret Origin'', Origin'' who only appeared for ''one page'' and was quickly forgotten immediately after his interaction with Hal Jordan and Thomas Kalmaku ended.afterwards. In Sam Humpries' run in ''ComicBook/GreenLanterns'', he resurfaces in the second arc "The Phantom Lantern", where he is given the Phantom Ring by Volthoom and it is up to Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz to get the Phantom Ring away from Laminski before things get catastrophic.

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* ImAHumanitarian: Devours human bodies and minds alike.



* MadnessMantra: When written as an animal rather than an egomaniac he's been known to repeat variants of "need think...eat...brain," "need more brain," and the like ''ad nauseum''.

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* MadnessMantra: When written as an animal rather than an egomaniac he's been known to repeat variants of "need think...eat...think… eat… brain," "need more brain," and the like ''ad nauseum''.


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* ToServeMan: Devours human bodies and minds alike.
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A man-eating tiger shark who prowled off the shore of Coast City, The Shark was mutated into a humanoid form and granted psychic powers after being exposed to alien radiation. He has since battled both Green Lantern and ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}.

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A man-eating tiger shark who prowled off the shore of Coast City, The Shark was mutated into a humanoid form and granted psychic powers after being exposed to alien radiation. He has since battled both Green Lantern and ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}.ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}, as well as one encounter with ComicBook/{{Superman}} in ''ComicBook/ActionComics''.
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* AscendedExtra: Originally he was just a jerkwad pilot Hal had to deal with in ''Secret Origin'', who was forgotten immediately after his interaction with Hal Jordan and Thomas Kalmaku ended. In Sam Humpries' run in ''ComicBook/GreenLanterns'', he resurfaces in the second arc "The Phantom Lantern", where he is given the Phantom Ring by Volthoom and it is up to Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz to get the Phantom Ring away from Laminski before things get catastrophic.

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* AscendedExtra: Originally he was just a jerkwad pilot Hal had to deal with in ''Secret Origin'', who only appeared for ''one page'' and was forgotten immediately after his interaction with Hal Jordan and Thomas Kalmaku ended. In Sam Humpries' run in ''ComicBook/GreenLanterns'', he resurfaces in the second arc "The Phantom Lantern", where he is given the Phantom Ring by Volthoom and it is up to Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz to get the Phantom Ring away from Laminski before things get catastrophic.
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* AscendedExtra: Originally he was just a jerkwad pilot Hal had to deal with in ''Secret Origin'', who was forgotten no sooner than he was named. In Sam Humpries' run in ''ComicBook/GreenLanterns'', he resurfaces in the second arc "The Phantom Ring", where he is given the titular Phantom Ring by Volthoom and it is up to Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz to get the Phantom Ring away from Laminski before things get catastrophic.

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* AscendedExtra: Originally he was just a jerkwad pilot Hal had to deal with in ''Secret Origin'', who was forgotten no sooner than he was named. immediately after his interaction with Hal Jordan and Thomas Kalmaku ended. In Sam Humpries' run in ''ComicBook/GreenLanterns'', he resurfaces in the second arc "The Phantom Ring", Lantern", where he is given the titular Phantom Ring by Volthoom and it is up to Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz to get the Phantom Ring away from Laminski before things get catastrophic.
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* AscendedExtra: Originally he was just a jerkwad pilot Hal had to deal with in ''Secret Origin''. In Sam Humpries' run, he suddenly becomes much, much, much more important.

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* AscendedExtra: Originally he was just a jerkwad pilot Hal had to deal with in ''Secret Origin''. Origin'', who was forgotten no sooner than he was named. In Sam Humpries' run, run in ''ComicBook/GreenLanterns'', he suddenly becomes much, much, much more important.resurfaces in the second arc "The Phantom Ring", where he is given the titular Phantom Ring by Volthoom and it is up to Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz to get the Phantom Ring away from Laminski before things get catastrophic.
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* NamesTheSame: Shares a name with another Volthoom, who was either (In the pre-Crisis Earth Three) a monk who gave the villainous Power Ring his eponymous weapon, or (In the post-Crisis Antimatter Earth) a benevolent mystical being who resided within the villain's ring. ''Green Lanterns'' #18 revealed that the Rebirth-era version of Earth-3's Volthoom was created by a version of [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperheroes Mordru]], using a piece of this Volthoom's soul to create the Power Ring. Meaning that the First Lantern and Earth-3's Volthoom are indeed the same person.
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!!The Majistry
->''"Then point the finger, say no more. Where it touches... ULTRAWAR!"''
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The Nomad Empire, a race of disembodied intelligences that inflict "Ultrawar" to make a universe right down to its molecules wage war against each itself, allowing them to plunder that cosmos.
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* WeWillMeetAgain: His arc in ''ComicBook/GreenLanterns'' ends with him vowing to reclaim the Phantom Ring and get his revenge after he is apprehended. [[AbortedArc It never came to pass]].

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A man from the 31st century of Earth-15, who escaped its destruction with his mother's aid via the mysterious 'Travel Lantern' that taps into the Emotional Spectrum. After an extremely extended lifespan bouncing through the Multiverse, learning the secrets of the Spectrum and trying to find a way home to avert the destruction of his homeworld, he encounters the main Earth's Guardians of the Universe. After a stint as a great hero studying the Spectrum with them, he undergoes increasing SanitySlippage. At that point, things go from bad... to much, ''much'' worse.

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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Before he's imprisoned in the distant past, he recognises that Jessica and Simon sincerely tried to help, and in gratitude, uses his control over the remaining fragments of his Travel Lantern (now part of their rings) to transport them back to the present.



* BreakTheBadass: During ''The First Lantern'', he spends most of his time trying to do this. He later attributes this to SanitySlippage after ten billion years of torment.



* ConflictKiller: Once he takes over as the Big Bad, most of the fighting between the different corps takes a back seat.

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* ConflictKiller: Once he takes over as the Big Bad, BigBad, most of the fighting between the different corps takes a back seat.


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* SanitySlippage: His powers were mainlining the Emotional Spectrum even before he spent ten ''billion'' years in a TailorMadePrison, which sent his mind spiralling down even further. He lampshades it on his reappearance, when he's notably saner and just wants to die.


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* TragicVillain: A lot of what happened to him really wasn't his fault, and in the end, his desperation for the power to save his world meant that he got it... and went completely crackers, ending up as an immortal being who desperately wants to die and may, in fact, be responsible for the event that sent him bouncing into the Multiverse in the first place.


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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Having the First Lantern incorporated into his biology caused him to mainline the entire Emotional Spectrum, giving him godlike power and a mental state that could be charitably called 'unstable'. And that was ''before'' he spent ten billion years in a TailorMadePrison.

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* AllmightyIdiot: As it turns out, physically merging with the universe isn't good for your sanity.

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[[folder:The Third Army]]
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->'''Homeworld:''' Various

After deciding that the universe has grown too chaotic and that the Green Lanterns have failed in their mission, the Guardians of the Universe decided to create a new force to forever unify the universe in their image of perfect order. The Third Army was created through the power of the First Lantern and the Guardians' own flesh. They spread like a plague, converting anyone they can get their hands on into members of the Third Army to eventually replace all life in the universe.

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->'''Homeworld:''' Various

After deciding
Sector 3600

'''The Mad God''' of Space Sector 3600. Millions of years ago the sector was home to trillions of people, who worshiped many gods among these gods was one known as T:D:H:D. Eventually worship of T:D:H:D became so wide spread
that the god's consciousness merged with the Space Sector 3600, becoming one with the one with the universe has grown too chaotic and that itself. The process drove the Green Lanterns have failed in their mission, god insane, killing all life within the sector as consequence. The Guardians themselves were forced to intervene, using the green light to restore T:D:H:D's sanity, the Guardians of were able to imprison the Universe decided to create a new force to forever unify Mad God. Unfortunately once the Guardians left the universe in their image of perfect order. The Third Army to mate with the Zamarons, Sinestro was created through able to free T:D:H:D and turn it on the power of the First Green Lantern and the Guardians' own flesh. They spread like a plague, converting anyone they can get their hands on into members of the Third Army to eventually replace all life in the universe.Corps.


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* AllmightyIdiot: As it turns out, physically merging with the universe isn't good for your sanity.
* GeniusLoci: It's an entire sentient wedge of the universe.
* HeroKiller: It Killed 11 Green lanterns when it first appeared. It was originally thought to be thirteen, but two of them, Cimfet Tau and Palaqua, were later revealed to have survived.
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[[folder:The Third Army]]
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->'''Homeworld:''' Various

After deciding that the universe has grown too chaotic and that the Green Lanterns have failed in their mission, the Guardians of the Universe decided to create a new force to forever unify the universe in their image of perfect order. The Third Army was created through the power of the First Lantern and the Guardians' own flesh. They spread like a plague, converting anyone they can get their hands on into members of the Third Army to eventually replace all life in the universe.
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* HeroismAddict: He wants to bask in public adoration.
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* AwesomeEgo: Not without justification, but he still refuses to listen to anyone who tells him he's wrong.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: A tiger shark, rather than a great white. The rarity of any shark other than a great white being used in fiction is probably best demonstrated by how many artists fail to get the memo and draw The Shark as grey as white, while leaving out the tiger shark's distinctive stripes.

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Baleful Polymorph was renamed per TRS


* BalefulPolymorph: In his first appearance, he turned Hal's sidekick Thomas Kalmaku (who was disguised as Hal at the time) into a monkey.


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* ForcedTransformation: In his first appearance, he turned Hal's sidekick Thomas Kalmaku (who was disguised as Hal at the time) into a monkey.
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* NameFaceName: “Gold Face”.

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