As it turned out, Joker was not quite as all-capable as Shane had imagined.
She eagerly took on the interrogation, picked up an alien dagger, and went to work beside Mongul, only to fall silent as she stared at the shattered blade.
Joker discovered that she could not even break Mongul's skin.
So she turned her gaze toward the other three.
"Would any gentleman care to lend a hand?"
Jason certainly was not going to help Joker, even if this was not the one who had killed him.
Shane, meanwhile, was busy tallying their haul with Rachel. Although he appeared not to have moved from his spot, Rachel had already left a magical marker inside Mongul's treasury.
She was now using magical tentacles to transport the remaining, second-tier treasures from the vault remotely.
In the end, Joker lured Lobo over with a torrent of flattery.
Jason did not want to watch Joker bouncing around alive and well. He turned away and began figuring out how to free the others held helpless by the Black Mercy.
He strode over to the unfortunate Dual Lantern, crouched beside him, and began examining him carefully.
Shane noticed and even displayed a rare flash of humor. "What, are you wondering whether he's a Red Lantern who put on a Green Lantern ring, or a Green Lantern who put on a Red Lantern ring?"
Jason ignored Shane's little joke. After studying the man closely, he offered a very serious conclusion.
"He's probably like me-not from this world. He's Kyle Rayner."
Shane's eyes shifted.
With his memories reinforced by the illusion, he still remembered Kyle Rayner quite well.
An artist from Earth, he had received the last Green Lantern ring in existence after Hal Jordan went mad and destroyed the entire Green Lantern Corps in the previous