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Don’t you think having yellow be your weakness is retarded? I mean, I could paint myself yellow, punch Green Lantern in the face, and take a piss on him, easy.
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>>154819478
if its hal and he has nightmares about people draped in yellow like sinestro i can understand from having ptsd or something
but hes also weak to fucking wood. so who knows why its a thing
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>>154819478
Not really. The GL ring is op as fuck so it needed a massive weakness
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>>154819478
Wasn't Yellow retconned to being only effective against inexperienced lanterns?
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>>154819528
>The GL ring is op as fuck so it needed a massive weakness
a mans whisper or a fridge usually does the trick
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It's a spambot, folks.
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>>154819515
It was Alan Scott, the FIRST GL who was weak to wood.

Hal rarely used his brains in situations like that. Use the ring to drop a boulder onto the foe or chill the air until it turns liquid or solid. Hal was supposed to be a test pilot and you don't last in that job if you're stupid or ignorant.

I think if was Byrne who at least put a little thought into it. Hal was fleeing solid constructs of yellow light. He accelerated until they Doppler-shifted into colors which he could deal with.



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