#GREEN LANTERN OF KRYPTON SKIN#
Over time, his elixir has slowly turned his skin into an organic golden flesh. After serving his time, he moved to Keystone City and, following in his father's footsteps, became an honest Commissioner of Union 242. In recent years he apparently let go of his villanious ways. Goldface eventually moved to Central City and became a foe of the Flash, Barry Allen. Keith returned to Earth, never hearing about the Guardian again, and he resumed his criminal activities with his gang, forming a small Interstelar Crime Force,, and fighting Guy Gardner repeatedly. Some time later, Goldface was freed from the Sciencells by the deranged Guardian Appa Ali Apsa, who started killing other inmates but decided to let Goldface go to bring him more people to keep him company. They were ultimately apprehended by a group of Green Lanterns and taken to Oa, where they were locked in the Sciencells. Goldface, however, decided to celebrate his kill alongside Lurlan Dupo, who also killed another Green Lantern. The group then split and started to hunt Guy Gardner. Their mission failed, and they learned that if they succeeded on destroying the moon, they would have also destroyed the universe they were trying to save. When they faced the opposition of the Green Lantern Corps, Goldface attacked and killed Tomar-Re. Crisis and Aftermathĭuring the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Guy Gardner recruited Goldface, and a few more of Green Lantern's villains, for a suicide mission to destroy Qward's moon in the Antimatter Universe and save the positive universe from the Anti-Monitor. After many clashes with the hero, Kenyon decided to change his motif and ruthlessly began taking over criminal empires. Later on, he used the science at his disposal to enlarge his body and strengthen his muscles, making him a formidable opponent in hand-to-hand combat against Green Lantern. He began to refine his criminal ways by wearing gold-plated armor and using a "gold-gun" which sprays liquid gold. Deciding to rebel against the wishes of his father, a prominent labor union organizer, he began stealing gold around Coast City, which led to his defeat by Green Lantern.
Of course, being close enough to yellow meant that Green Lantern's power ring could not affect him directly, making him particularly formidable against the super-hero. The gold also gave him a golden glow, apparently as a side effect of the serum. As a result of exposure, he gained superhuman strength and invulnerability. Superman (and the rest of the JLA) become Green Lanterns in the one-shot Batman: In Darkest Knight, albeit not technically part of the official GL Corps.Keith Kenyon was a political sciences student who was exposed to a chest of gold that had been affected by toxic waste. 2 #147 "Secret Origins Part 1: The Knight" Kal-El, for example, was a Green Lantern as depicted in JLA #8 "Imaginary Stories"Īs was Kal-El, as depicted in Superman Vol. If we start digging into Elseworlds and What If. Jan-Al of Krypton was the earliest Kryptonian Green Lantern (and indeed one of the earliest Lanterns, period).Īnd a depowered Superman is also (very temporarily) gifted a Lantern ring in Superman: Up, Up and Away #2 " Mild Mannered Reporter", although it's not clear what authority Hal Jordan had to grant him this ring and he gives it back shortly afterwards anyway. Assuming you mean in what laughingly counts as the 'canon' DC Universe, then yes, there have been a couple.
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