This is the ULTIMATE Hal Jordan Green Lantern Costume!Adult Supreme Lycra Green Lantern Costume Green Lantern Costumes for Men - Adult Superhero Costumes - Adult Halloween Costumes - Adult Justice League Costumes Mens Halloween Costumes Mens Superhero Costumes.Ultimate Hal Jordan Green Lantern costume with white side panels. High quality, handmade and handcrafted with black, green and white lycra fabric. Durable, long-lasting, high quality fabric that adjusts to your body for a superb superhero fit. Includes flashing green ring to light up the night, real green leather mask, black shorts, and matching utility belt to store your cash, credit cards, license, small phone or camera. You will be ready to power up in this one of a kind costume!Arrives totally complete and ready to wear. Overnight shipping available. Limited supply -- only a handful ever made. Excellent Collector's item. Own one today!July 4 is the date that is common to three prominent persons namely: John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe. What really did happened during this date that made it very significant to these individuals? It is simply because it is the day of their deaths.
John Adams, the 2nd President of the United States of America and at the same time the first one to reside in the newly constructed White House, was actually defeated by Jefferson in 1800 for a re-election. Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States and the primary author of the Declaration of Independence, was a very enlightened politician who had strong ties with the top brass in France and Britain during his time. He was one of the prime movers of the spirit of Republicanism in the U.S. dubbed as one of its founders. He was one of the two rare individuals given the Triple Crown distinction for having been the President, Vice President and the U.S. Secretary of State. Lastly, James Monroe the 5th American President was the one responsible to acquire the State of Florida. All three incredibly share the same date of deaths.
It is a huge coincidence to note that although all of these three leaders died on July 4, Adams and Jefferson died just several hours apart during the Golden Anniversary of the Declaration's signing. It was only five short years after Adam and Jefferson's death in 1826 that Monroe later succumbed to heart failure and Tuberculosis in the White House.
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