A page like this is like a vote of confidence for the book. The next year!! Looks like DC recognizes a good comic suffering from lackluster sales. The issue ends with a one page tease for the next year of R.E.B.E.L.S.
They need a massive energy source to replicate other types of light and they need it soon. Brainiac's yellow light is only part of the solution. He reminds the group that the Flash has told them the Black Lanterns' weakness against multi-spectrum light. With Stealth temporarily incapacitated, Brainiac retreats to the planets surface and joins the team.
I love how he uses the ring to blast a hole in her head. Here, despite their history and despite the horror around him, Brainiac is pure will. As always, I enjoy seeing the emotional registry of characters through the eyes of the Black Lanterns. I found this to be a little bit silly.ĭuring this time, Brainiac tries to stymie Stealth and her attempts to kill the team members. Of course, he has to line up the symmetric halves to have this work. Apparently there is technology on board that will help the ship's hull seal automatically. In the meantime,Hakk attempts to repair the ship. Adam Strange begins to teleport them to the surface of a nearby planet Kandato. There’s plenty of action, mystery, and science fiction goodness to make this worthy of anyone’s pull list.With their starship ripped in half by Harbinger, most of the team is incapacitated.
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Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps is a showstopper of a series that shouldn’t be missed. If you like Green Lantern, or used to read the series at all, you must buy this book. Green and Yellow Lanterns kinda hate each other. Thankfully it’s explained, but the visual doesn’t do the actual action justice. It looks trippy and digitally made by Sandoval, but doesn’t convey what is actually happening very well. My only gripe with this issue is the visual that accompanies something Rot Lop does to stop the Starro parasites. The Starro masks also have a nice weirdness that adds a layer of dread whenever they appear on the faces of their victims. Rot Lop looks all kinds of weird and it’s nice to see an alien that’s not freakish scary, but something that could actually exist. It’s also nice to see how John Stewart and Soranik reluctantly bond in the face of battle.Īrtist Sandoval doesn’t disappoint with cool looking constructs and a visceral and moody spiritual world explored. Multiple characters get the chance to be the hero too, including the wonderfully weird looking Rot Lop. This issue certainly ends with a cliffhanger, two in fact, one which reveals a big science fiction-ey new threat that raises the stakes for the Green Lantern Corps, but also an old character who will assuredly mix things up for Hal. When you have Hal floating around turning into sheer willpower you’ve got yourself an intriguing story element. Not only do readers get the big action packed stuff with plenty of constructs taking form, but a deeper more meaningful showing of how Green Lantern’s light comes from the willpower of the user. This issue advances both storylines well and both stories deliver two very different but important aspects of the Green Lantern powers. It’s clear this second issue in the new story arc is focused on two storylines, the first being how the remaining Yellow Lanterns will coexist with the Green Lanterns even though most of the Green Lanterns hate their guts, and Hal’s current journey from what appears to be death. Time to see how Yellow and Green can come together.įine, you have my attention. Venditti has made the vaunted history of Green Lantern feel new and fresh with its own dramatic and intricate mysteries. Robert Venditti and Rafa Sandoval are a good team as they’ve made this series feel big with the action, but intimate when it comes to character work. “BOTTLED LIGHT” part two! The Corps is trapped in the Xudarian capital with a foe that suppresses willpower! And-Starro strikes!
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