She suffered a terrible tragedy and suffered from the trauma of watching her friends being killed in front of her. This story flows well enough, but to get the most out of this story you need to understand who Jessica Cruz was before the ring. Despite the disadvantage, she must protect the station to keep communication up for the sector. Jessica Cruz has maintained it for the past year even though she no longer has the power of her ring. This station, however, does not sit empty.
They plan to take over the infrastructure to help Sinestro control the galaxy. Sinestro sends three of his goon squad, Lyssa Drak, Low, and UGG-1(damn she’s freaky) to take over a Lantern space station in Sector 0123 (Okay, who has that combo on their luggage?). With the power of the Green Lanterns gone, a power vacuum exists, and Sinestro is more than happy to fill it. We follow our heroes, hoping they can achieve the impossible, but in the end, we know the cause is lost. This section reads like a good old fashion war movie. They think they might be close to achieving their goal, but the God in Red pre-emptively launches all of their advanced guard ahead of schedule. The battle is lost before it began, but they fight on anyway. Their planet falls to invaders bent on killing every last life form, but the lanterns try desperately to stall for the time needed to get the last of the Shaar off-world. Their rings no longer work, yet Stewart leads a group of former Lanterns in an attempt to rescue a race called Shaar. The Lanterns’ power has gone out of the universe. The story itself comes across as quite simple. While the other two stories may be good, Stewart’s story is by far the best. Her ring still works! Green Lantern 1 – John Stewart
Not only does she not show up in this title, but she seems to have evaded one major problem in the universe. I knew nothing about her, so I hoped she might show up here so we could learn a bit more about her, but nope. In Justice League, there is a black woman named Jo representing the Green Lanterns.
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