Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #12 (DC Comics 2011) Direct Edition

Following the galaxy-altering War of the Green Lanterns crossover, Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #12 places Guy Gardner squarely into the fallout of structural changes within the Corps. This issue focuses intensely on his difficulty adapting to an environment that is no longer the same as the one he previously swore to protect. Readers invested in the broader DC Universe narrative will recognize the continuity stakes as Gardner navigates post-crossover instability while serving a reshuffled family of warriors. Certified by its original creative signatures, this Direct Edition features the interior artwork of Chris Batista and John Dell, supported by a cover painted by Dan Panosian. The script comes solely from writer Peter J. Tomasi, whose tenure defined a specific era for this character lineup. As a 2011 publication from DC Comics, each copy adheres to the production standards of that period, offering exactly 32 pages of fully colored content designed for the comic shop market. Specific technical attributes distinguish this version from later reprints or digital-only formats. It carries a code designation for a Direct Edition format and was originally priced at $2.99 upon release in the US market. Classified with a Rated T label by the publisher, this single issue allows collectors to verify gradeability and authenticity based on known print runs associated with the 2011 periodical schedule. For owners completing the Emerald Warriors run, acquiring this exact issue ensures alignment with the intended narrative sequence before the series continues its evolution under subsequent writing teams.