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Green Lantern and Flash: Faster Friends No. 1
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Hurley brought a Spanish translation of a Green Lantern and Flash comic book entitled Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends #1 (1997) [1] onboard Oceanic Flight 815. Walt later found this comic amidst the wreckage.
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Polar bear
See main article: Polar bear
Walt's father, Michael, threw the comic book into the fire after questioning him as to where he got it. Soon after, Walt was attacked by a polar bear similar to the one featured in the comic book. As a child, Walt had received a gift of a stuffed polar bear from Michael.
Castle
On the next page of the comic book, there is an image of a castle or fortress in the middle of the ocean surrounded by a giant, glass dome. Later, in Season 2, Desmond returns to the Island, telling the survivors that the island is "like a snow globe. There's no way out." ("Live Together, Die Alone")
Synopsis
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Green Lantern and Flash attacked and defeated a crashed alien known as "Alien X", without checking to see if it was hostile. Realizing their mistake, they hid the ship where it could not be found. Alien X, who had developed cancer as a result of testing at a government lab, escaped fifteen years later. It was not a coincidence when the original Green Lantern and Flash disappeared at the same time. Their wives called on the modern Green Lantern and Flash, who found the ship, but it was blown up by Alien X. The story continues in Faster Friends #2. | ” |
Trivia
- The animated Justice League cartoon, set in the same universe as the comic, featured episodes called "Tabula Rasa" and "Hearts and Minds". These are both Lost episode titles.
- Many of the Lost writers and production team are professed fans of the comic book genre and/or former/current comic writers themselves (see below for links to some of them, or known connections).
Unanswered questions
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- For fan theories about these unanswered questions, see: Green Lantern and Flash: Faster Friends No. 1/Theories
- Why is a polar bear in the comic book?
See also
- Action figures
- Outside references to Lost
- "The Blue Danube"
- Comic conventions
- Paul Dini
- Javier Grillo-Marxuach
- Jeph Loeb
- MAD Magazine
- Mystery Tales
- Pop culture misc. references
- Brian K. Vaughan
- Watchmen
