Green Lantern: Lost Time

Green Lantern: Lost Time

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Kyle Rayner, an experienced Green Lantern and Justice League member, has been diagnosed with a terminal illness that's killing him from the inside. As Kyle battles to hold onto his life, he reflects on a lifetime of pain and mistakes that haunt his mind daily. As Kyle searches for a cure to his mysterious illness, he runs into many old friends along the way such as Wally West, but not without meeting a few enemies as well. Will Kyle Rayner overcome his demons and live to fight another day, or will he succumb to the poisonous intrusive thoughts that are torturing his mind?
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Kara lands herself a new job as caretaker for the Luthor's. She's to take care of their youngest daughter Lena, who's been forced to move back in with her mother after a devastating explosion at her job, causing multiple fatalities and her brother's incarceration, nearly killed her too. That's been a year ago and physically, Lena is fine, but she has a severe depression and needs someone to look after her. That's where Kara comes in. During her time with the Luthor's she slowly finds out there's a little more going on, though. (Trigger warnings for: implied/referenced self harm, homophobia, mention of eating disorder, abuse, grief/mourning, survivor guilt and panic attacks)

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