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Who Is Priest? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Priest (DC Comics): Honored Fallen Lantern of Space Sector 1634.

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Priest is a DC Comics comic book character, with over 14 comic issue appearances. Honored Fallen Lantern of Space Sector 1634.

Who is Priest?

Green Lantern Status: Deceased Space Sector: 1634 Sector Partner: Service pre-dates Sector Partners Homeworld: Unknown Predecessor: Green Lantern of Selsia V Successor: Unknown Background Priest was a Green Lantern who began his service with the Green Lantern Corps hundreds of years ago. Having been chosen by the Guardians of the Universe to be the successor to the Green Lantern of Selsia V, Priest was sent to to retrieve the Fallen Lantern 's power ring . However, the ring was being worn by the Fallen Lantern's son, Lord Malvolio , who had killed his father, stole his ring, and took control of his homeworld. The Guardians ordered Priest to eliminate Malvolio upon retrieval of the power ring. Priest defeated the Lantern killer but imprisoned Malvolio within a starless void of Sector 1634, instead of executing him. For not following through with the orders given him, Priest was stripped of his ring and banished to an asteroid belt within Sector 1634, as well. Over the course of time, Priest came across Hal Jordan and enlisted his aid to forge a peace treaty between warring factions in Sector 1634. Jordan would have his own conflict with Lord Malvolio some time later.

Key facts

Priest is of alien origin and first appeared in "Priest; My Week in Valhalla, Chapter One; Seventeen; Revelations; Standard Allowable Abductions; The Devil Was a Baby". The character is published by DC Comics. With 14 recorded issue appearances, Priest ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Priest?

Honored Fallen Lantern of Space Sector 1634.

When did Priest first appear?

Priest first appeared in "Priest; My Week in Valhalla, Chapter One; Seventeen; Revelations; Standard Allowable Abductions; The Devil Was a Baby".

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