Jessica Cruz is known for her role as Earth’s 7th Green Lantern in the DC Comics universe. She made her debut in 2014 and quickly became a fan-favorite character. Initially portrayed as an anxiety-ridden individual, she eventually overcomes her fears to become a powerful Green Lantern and a crucial member of the Green Lantern Corps. Jessica Cruz’s journey as a Green Lantern has had a positive impact on the DC Universe. Her character resonates with readers, tackling issues of mental health and personal growth. She has become an inspiring figure for many, showcasing the strength that can be found within oneself.
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New 52 Reading Order:
In the New 52 era, Jessica Cruz was introduced as one of the new Green Lanterns from Earth. Her journey from a frightened and reluctant hero to a confident and determined Green Lantern captivated readers. She became an essential member of the Justice League and played a significant role in various cosmic events, leaving a lasting impact on the DC Universe.
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DC Rebirth Reading Order:
During the DC Rebirth era, Jessica Cruz’s character continued to evolve. She became an influential member of the Green Lantern Corps, taking part in critical storylines and epic space battles. Her character development received critical acclaim, as she continued to struggle with her anxiety while showing tremendous bravery and resilience in the face of adversity.
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| Collected Edition | Story | Issues | Year | Author/Artist | Read? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
  Green Lanterns vol. 1 | Rage Planet | Green Lanterns: Rebirth #1 and Green Lanterns #1-6 | 2016 | Sam Humphries/Robson Rocha | |
  Green Lanterns vol. 2 | Phantom Lantern | Green Lanterns #7-14 | 2016-2017 | Sam Humphries/Robson Rocha & Eduardo Pansica | |
  Green Lanterns vol. 3 | Polarity | Green Lanterns #15-21 | 2017 | Sam Humphries/Eduardo Pansica & Robson Rocha | |
  Green Lanterns vol. 4 | First Rings | Green Lanterns #22 to #26 | 2017 | Sam Humphries/Ronan Cliquet | |
  Green Lanterns vol. 5 | Out of Time | Green Lanterns #27 to #32 | 2017-2018 | Sam Humphries | |
  Green Lanterns vol. 6 | A World of Our Own | Green lanterns 33-39 | 2018 | Tim Seeley/Julio Ferreira | |
  Green Lanterns vol. 7 | Superhuman Trafficking | Green Lanterns #40-43 and Green Lanterns Annual #1 | 2018 | Tim Seeley/V. Ken Marion | |
  Green Lanterns vol. 8 | Ghosts of past | Green Lanterns #42-49 | 2018 | Tim Seeley/Carlo Barberi | |
  Green Lanterns vol. 9 | Evils Might | Green Lanterns #50-57 | 2018 | Tim Seeley/Mike Perkins |
Infinite Frontier Reading Order
Infinite Frontier is the latest reboot of the DC Universe and will be updated in the future.
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Feature Image DC Universe Rebirth Justice League # 6 Cover Variant by Yanick Paquette
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