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* BreakthroughHit: While Johns and Van Sciver had already been working for a few years at [=DC Comics=], ''Rebirth'' was the story that made both men's reputations. After this Geoff Johns was considered the top writer for the company while Ethan Van Sciver practically became ''the'' Green Lantern artist for over a decade.
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* BreakthroughHit: While Johns and Van Sciver had already been working for a few years at [=DC Comics=], ''Rebirth'' was the story that made both men's reputations. After this Geoff Johns was considered well on his way to become the top writer for the company while Ethan Van Sciver practically became ''the'' Green Lantern artist for over a decade.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: Inker Prentiss Rollins is credited on the cover of issue six, but the inner credits don't mention him at all, crediting Mario Alquiza (mistakenly named "Marlo" in a glaring typo) and Mick Gray, both of whom do not appear on the cover. Gray is also only credited in the inner pages of issue five.
* {{Reconstruction}}: This is the story that introduces Hal Jordan into the 21st century.
* ResetButton: ''GL: Rebirth'' first of six issues came at the time when the Green Lantern comic book series started in 1990 was being cancelled. When the sixth and final issue came out six months later, the field was clear to re-launch the Green Lantern title almost from scratch.
* TrilogyCreep: The series was originally supposed to have lasted five issues, but when sales went beyond Creator/DCComics' wildest, wettest dreams with issue one, they proceeded to commission an extra issue to make it a total of six.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to Ethan Van Sciver, the editors gave Geoff Johns the option to kill Kyle Rayner if he wanted. They decided in the end not to.
* WritingForTheTrade: Again, by adding a sixth issue to the series, not only would the company be able to stretch the successful ''Rebirth'' run, but also, it would fit more snuggly into a trade paperback format.
* {{Reconstruction}}: This is the story that introduces Hal Jordan into the 21st century.
* ResetButton: ''GL: Rebirth'' first of six issues came at the time when the Green Lantern comic book series started in 1990 was being cancelled. When the sixth and final issue came out six months later, the field was clear to re-launch the Green Lantern title almost from scratch.
* TrilogyCreep: The series was originally supposed to have lasted five issues, but when sales went beyond Creator/DCComics' wildest, wettest dreams with issue one, they proceeded to commission an extra issue to make it a total of six.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to Ethan Van Sciver, the editors gave Geoff Johns the option to kill Kyle Rayner if he wanted. They decided in the end not to.
* WritingForTheTrade: Again, by adding a sixth issue to the series, not only would the company be able to stretch the successful ''Rebirth'' run, but also, it would fit more snuggly into a trade paperback format.
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* {{Reconstruction}}: This is the story that introduces Hal Jordan into the 21st century.
* ResetButton: ''GL: Rebirth'' first of six issues came at the time when the Green Lantern comic book series started in 1990 was being cancelled. When the sixth and final issue came out six months later, the field was clear to re-launch the Green Lantern title almost from scratch.
* TrilogyCreep: The series was originally supposed to have lasted five issues, but when sales went beyond Creator/DCComics' wildest, wettest dreams with issue one, they proceeded to commission an extra issue to make it a total of six.
* WritingForTheTrade: Again, by adding a sixth issue to the series, not only would the company be able to stretch the successful ''Rebirth'' run, but also, it would fit more snuggly into a trade paperback format.
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* TrilogyEscalation: The series was originally supposed to have lasted five issues, but when sales went beyond Creator/DCComics' wildest, wettest dreams, they proceeded to commission an extra issue to make it a total of six.
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* TrilogyEscalation: TrilogyCreep: The series was originally supposed to have lasted five issues, but when sales went beyond Creator/DCComics' wildest, wettest dreams, dreams with issue one, they proceeded to commission an extra issue to make it a total of six.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to Van Sciver, the editors gave Geoff Johns the option to kill Kyle Rayner if he wanted. They decided in the end not to.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: Inker Prentiss Rollins is credited on the cover of issue six, but the inner credits don't mention him at all, crediting Mario Alquiza (mistakenly named "Marlo" in a glaring typo) and Mick Gray, both of whom do not appear on the cover. Gray is also only credited in the inner pages of issue five.
* {{Reconstruction}}: This is the story that introduces Hal Jordan into the 21st century.
* ResetButton: ''GL: Rebirth'' first of six issues came at the time when the Green Lantern comic book series started in 1990 was being cancelled. When the sixth and final issue came out six months later, the field was clear to re-launch the Green Lantern title almost from scratch.
* TrilogyEscalation: The series was originally supposed to have lasted five issues, but when sales went beyond Creator/DCComics' wildest, wettest dreams, they proceeded to commission an extra issue to make it a total of six.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to Ethan Van Sciver, the editors gave Geoff Johns the option to kill Kyle Rayner if he wanted. They decided in the end notto.to.
* WritingForTheTrade: Again, by adding a sixth issue to the series, not only would the company be able to stretch the successful ''Rebirth'' run, but also, it would fit more snuggly into a trade paperback format.
* {{Reconstruction}}: This is the story that introduces Hal Jordan into the 21st century.
* ResetButton: ''GL: Rebirth'' first of six issues came at the time when the Green Lantern comic book series started in 1990 was being cancelled. When the sixth and final issue came out six months later, the field was clear to re-launch the Green Lantern title almost from scratch.
* TrilogyEscalation: The series was originally supposed to have lasted five issues, but when sales went beyond Creator/DCComics' wildest, wettest dreams, they proceeded to commission an extra issue to make it a total of six.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to Ethan Van Sciver, the editors gave Geoff Johns the option to kill Kyle Rayner if he wanted. They decided in the end not
* WritingForTheTrade: Again, by adding a sixth issue to the series, not only would the company be able to stretch the successful ''Rebirth'' run, but also, it would fit more snuggly into a trade paperback format.
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* BreakthroughHit: While Johns and Van Sciver had already been working for a few years at [=DC Comics=], ''Rebirth'' was the story that made both men's reputations. After this Geoff Johns was considered the top writer for the company while Ethan Van Sciver practically became ''the'' Green Lantern artist for over a decade.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to Van Sciver, the editors gave Geoff Johns the option to kill Kyle Rayner if he wanted. They decided in the end not to.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to Van Sciver, the editors gave Geoff Johns the option to kill Kyle Rayner if he wanted. They decided in the end not to.
