Editing Anti-Monitor (section)

===Sinestro Corps===
[[Image:GL14.jpg|thumb|right|175px|Prominent members of the Sinestro Corps with a Manhunter at far left, including (clockwise from top left): Hank Henshaw, Superboy-Prime, the Anti-Monitor, Parallax (inhabiting Kyle Rayner), and Sinestro.Art by [[Ethan Van Sciver]].]]

It was revealed that the Anti-Monitor was reborn following the recreation of the Multiverse and had been fueling [[Sinestro]]'s ideology since the return of [[Hal Jordan]], acting as the Sinestro Corps' "Guardian of Fear".<ref>"The Second Rebirth" ''Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps Special'' #1 (August 2007) [[DC Comics]]</ref> His body was rebuilt by the [[Manhunters (DC Comics)|Manhunters]], and in addition, he recruited [[Superboy-Prime]], the [[Hank Henshaw|Cyborg Superman]], and [[Parallax (character)|Parallax]], who was using [[Kyle Rayner]] as its host, along with Sinestro as his heralds.<ref>"The Greatest Once, the Greatest Again" ''Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps Special'' #1 (August 2007). DC Comics</ref>

During the war between the Sinestro Corps and the [[Green Lantern Corps]], the Anti-Monitor contacted [[Hank Henshaw|Cyborg Superman]] to inquire about the status of New [[List of DC Universe locations#Planetary systems|Warworld]].{{Citation needed|date=March 2011}} The cosmic tyrant stated that he would soon abandon Qward and that he would kill Henshaw for his services, allowing him the peace that had for so long evaded the Cyborg.<ref>''Green Lantern'' (vol. 4) #22 (October 2007)</ref>

When the Lost Lanterns made their way to the anti-matter universe to save Hal Jordan and the Ion power, they inadvertently stumbled upon the Anti-Monitor in a basement chamber of his stronghold on Qward.{{Citation needed|date=March 2011}} He was seemingly experimenting on or torturing the [[Ion (DC Comics)|Ion]] entity previously inhabiting Kyle Rayner. He proceeded to kill [[Ke'Haan]] before the other Lanterns forced him back, taking the Ion entity from the planet and the anti-matter universe.{{Citation needed|date=March 2011}} The Anti-Monitor pursued the Lanterns for a short while, long enough for Hal Jordan, [[Guy Gardner (character)|Guy Gardner]], [[John Stewart (character)|John Stewart]], and the other Lanterns to learn of his return.{{Citation needed|date=March 2011}} Having this vital information, they then leave Qward.

Shortly after, the Sinestro Corps launched its attack on Earth. The Anti-Monitor traveled to the planet aboard New Warworld, and landed shortly thereafter, along with Sinestro.<ref name=":0"/> He was attacked by [[Sodam Yat]] and other members of the Green Lantern Corps, but the tyrant killed the two unnamed Lanterns and severely injured the [[Daxam]]ite Lantern.<ref name=":0"/>

The Anti-Monitor began to siphon the positive matter of New York City to create his anti-matter waves. However, he was attacked by the [[Guardians of the Universe]], angry at being impotent during his first war. The Anti-Monitor was able to counter the vicious attack, permanently disfiguring the face of [[Scar (comics)|Scar]].<ref name=":0"/> John Stewart and Guy Gardner brought down New Warworld and the Yellow Central Power Battery, which were detonated next to the Anti-Monitor, and contained by a shield created by hundreds of Green Lanterns to contain the explosion; even this was not enough to kill him. A vengeful Superboy-Prime, seeing an opportunity to kill the now-weakened Anti-Monitor (out of revenge for destroying his homeworld of Earth-Prime) flew through the Anti-Monitor's armour and hurled his disintegrating body into space.<ref name=":0"/>

The Anti-Monitor's dying body crash-landed on a dark lifeless planet where a voice (later revealed to be [[Nekron]]) acknowledged him and told him to rise. Before he can escape, the Anti-Monitor is imprisoned in a Black Lantern Power Battery.<ref name=":0">''Green Lantern'' vol. 4 #25 (January 2008). DC Comics</ref> Soon afterwards, the Guardian Scar, corrupted by the Anti-Monitor's energies, dispatched the Green Lanterns [[List of Green Lanterns#Ash|Ash]] and [[List of Green Lanterns#Saarek|Saarek]] to locate and recover the Anti-Monitor's body, finding the drifting remains of his helmet on a trajectory pointing towards the restricted Space Sector 666.<ref>{{Cite book|title=Green Lantern #27|publisher=DC Comics|year=2008|isbn=9780000001627}}</ref>