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File:Green_Lantern_Rebirth_6.jpg|link=Green Lantern (nonfiction)|[[Green Lantern (nonfiction)|Green Lanterns]] [[Brandishing|brandish]] their power rings in a show of force. | |||
File:Plutonium_ring.jpg|Plutonium ring needs a good cleaning. | File:Plutonium_ring.jpg|Plutonium ring needs a good cleaning. | ||
File:Egyptian gold ring.jpg|Ducks in power ring are programmed to seek and kill [[Gold Ruster]]. | File:Egyptian gold ring.jpg|Ducks in power ring are programmed to seek and kill [[Gold Ruster]]. | ||
File:Green Ring 2.png|''[[Green Ring 2 (nonfiction)|Green Ring 2]]'' by [[Karl Jones (nonfiction)|Karl Jones]]. | File:Green Ring 2.png|''[[Green Ring 2 (nonfiction)|Green Ring 2]]'' by [[Karl Jones (nonfiction)|Karl Jones]]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:37, 23 December 2020
A power ring is a machine in the form of a ring.
In the News
Green Lanterns brandish their power rings in a show of force.
Plutonium ring needs a good cleaning.
Ducks in power ring are programmed to seek and kill Gold Ruster.
Fiction cross-reference
Nonfiction cross-reference
- Draupnir (nonfiction) - a gold ring (nonfiction) possessed by the god Odin with the ability to multiply itself.
- Machine (nonfiction)
- Power ring (DC Comics)
- Ring (nonfiction)
External links
- Power ring (DC Comics) @ Wikipedia