JESSICA CRUZ YELLOW LANTERN FULL

While Sinestro certainly has his flaws and past sins, Jessica Cruz now understands the that light of the Yellow Lanterns itself is misunderstood, motivating her to keep the ring for a while longer to see what else she can do to help the galaxy. That being said as if the point wasn't strong enough that the Yellow Lanterns are misunderstood, Hal Jordan arrived and was appalled that Jessica was wearing a Yellow ring, believing her to have sided with the enemy (which naturally frustrated her). Using the power of a Yellow Lantern, Jessica motivated the crew to work on a solution, showing them what they feared more than death while also using small does to fear to unify the refugees, rather than leaving them to fight one another.

JESSICA CRUZ YELLOW LANTERN FULL

Using her new ring Jessica found the closest source of fear, finding a ship full of refugees in trouble. Likewise, Jessica begins to understand what he meant as she embraces the power of the Yellow Lanterns. Rather than imposing their will upon others, Sinestro believes that control and peace can be brought about using empathy, seeing as how fear is understood by good and evil alike. While Simon Bazs run as a Yellow Lantern is only mentioned in passing, one Green Lantern wielded the ring for much longer, and is currently still wielding the ring: Simons partner, Jessica Cruz, who became the host of a Yellow Ring during Future State: Green Lantern by Geoffrey Thorne, Tom Raney, and Michael Atiyeh. As fear burns throughout the galaxy like a beacon or signal fire, his Lanterns go to seek it out and help where they can. In Sinestro's eyes, the yellow light of fear does so much more than just terrify people. That being said, Jessica decided to open herself up to the power of the Yellow Ring as she traveled home, and much of what Sinestro had said to her about fear started making sense. Related: Superman Abandoned Green Lantern in the Justice League's Last Mission

However, he still allowed her to use the ring to get home in the annual issue from Ryan Cady, Sami Basri, and Tom Derenick. While the chief rival of the Green Lanterns offered Jessica a place within his own corps, Jessica refused. While Jessica conceded that she did indeed feel powerful using the ring, she also feared its power and what she could do with it (which Sinestro confirmed she's meant to).

However, as she dropped off her prisoners on New Korugar, Sinestro himself marveled at her natural ability, seeing as how one of the Lanterns she took down was his second in command Lyssa Drak. In the issue, Jessica had taken down three Yellow Lanterns, commandeering one of their rings to temporarily replace her depowered green ring so she could get home.

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