

This conflict marks the beginning of Green Lantern's next phase in its prelude to the "Blackest Night" crossover, titled: "Agent Orange". In response, the Guardian Scar destroys the projection and states that the Guardians do not negotiate with terrorists. He declares the treaty is null and void, and that the Guardians will submit to his demands or face his wrath. Although the Guardians point out that the Controllers are the source of his anger, Larfleeze refuses to listen. When the Green Lanterns recover Stel and return him to Oa, a construct of Larfleeze bursts forth from the brand and confronts the Guardians about the attempt to steal the orange battery. Blume captures and seriously damages Stel, branding him with the symbol of the Orange Lantern Corps. Upon entering the system, the Sinestro Corps member is devoured by Agent Orange's construct of Blume. Not willing to be stopped (despite the fact that Green Lanterns are barred from entering the system), Stel continues after his target. At the time, Green Lantern Stel pursues a member of the Sinestro Corps, but is given pause when he crosses into the Vega system for sanctuary. Larfleeze is enraged at this perceived violation of the agreement he has with the Guardians, as he is unable to see a distinction between them and the Controllers. As soon as they try to take it, the Controllers are overcome by Larfleeze's Orange Lanterns and are slaughtered. The Controllers follow the orange light to Okaara where they descend into an underground palace and eventually come across the orange lantern power battery deep inside. They soon became interested in pursuing a comparable power source to the green light that they have discovered: the orange light. Later, the Controllers are shown discussing their previous failures in forming a force matching the Green Lantern Corps.

He makes up for the lack of numbers by making legions of constructs of all the people he has killed (and eaten) over the long, long time of being Agent Orange. However, because of its nature, the Corps can have only one member (as greed is inimical to sharing) and so Larfleeze killed them all. In return, they gave them the Vega System and the power of the Orange Light of Avarice. While they began to fight over it, the Guardians and the Manhunters showed up and demanded Parallax. While hiding out in the Vega System (and following a map they also stole), Larfleeze and his remaining men found the Orange Central Power Battery (unlike the others, it is small and handheld). Due to being a one-man Lantern Corps, he is extraordinarily powerful, but is motivated solely by his unquenchable greed, leading him to either fight against or work with the other Lantern Corps against greater threats, depending on what suits his desires.īillions of years ago, Larfleeze was part of a band of thieves that stole Parallax from the Guardians. He is a former alien slave and thief who would eventually become the leader and sole member of the Orange Lantern Corps, the embodiment of greed and avarice, leading to him becoming obsessed with claiming everything in the universe. Larfleeze, also called " Agent Orange", is a villain and occasional anti-hero in the DC Universe, serving as a major antagonist in the Green Lantern franchise and media.
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Hmph! Doesn't look like much of a god to me! Well, as my mother always said: "Life is full of disappointments, Larfleeze - and you're the biggest." ~ Larfleeze quoting the so-called Orange Lantern Corps Oath. ~ Larfleeze, his most infamous catchphrase.
