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DC Comics Review: Green Lantern #46

Posted by David Torres Categories: Reviews, DC Comics,

Green46Rating: *** 1/2*

Another great issue by Geoff Johns and artist Doug Mahnke.  We pick up where we left off in the last issue with Sinestro and Carol Ferris being confronted by a bunch of Black Lanterns.  Sinestro narrates our story and talks about his friend the Green Lantern, Abin Sur, and his obsession with the prophecy of the darkness that would sweep across the universe - The Blackest Night.  The Guardians and Sinestro himself thought Abin was insane and Sinestro confesses that his biggest regret is not believing in his friend.  This is a much more sympathetic Sinestro than I’m used to.  I have a love/hate feeling when a villain is shown to have reasons behind his villainy.  I think some people are just bad and there’s no reason.  Still the back story is interesting.

The group of Black Lanterns that are attacking are lead by Abin’s brother Amon and they battle it out with Sinestro and Carol until Hal Jordan and the Indigo Lanterns arrive to assist in the fight.  Hal is upset because Indigo 1, the leader of the Indigo Lanterns, took Hal away from the other JLA heroes in their fight against another group of Black Lanterns.  Being long-time enemies, Hal and Sinestro of course end up fighting each other.  Indigo 1 interrupts their fight and talks to Sinestro about her past meeting with Abin Sur.  Sinestro wants to know what she knows of Abin, but more Black Lantern rings arrive and resurrect more of the dead.

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DC Comics Review: Green Lantern #45

Posted by David Torres Categories: Reviews, DC Comics,

GreenLantern45

Rating: ***

When we were first given information about the Blackest Night min-series, we were told that this story would involve all of the various Ring Corps that exist in the universe.  So far, we haven’t seen much of them - only the Black Lantern rings racing across the universe and resurrecting the dead into Black Lanterns.  That all changes with this month’s issue of Green Lantern.  All of the various ring colors are represented here, but the major feature of this issue is the battle between yellow ring leader Sinestro of the Sinestro Corps and Carol Ferris of the violet colored Star Sapphires Corps.

I’ve mentioned before that I’m not a long-time Green Lantern reader so I didn’t know until recently that Carol Ferris was at one time a Star Sapphire.  So the impact of her as a Star Sapphire again and her fighting Sinestro does have the same impact on me as a long-time reader would have.  Still it’s very cool.  You don’t normally have the girlfriend/wife of a super-hero becoming a hero herself and then fighting her boyfriend/husband’s archenemy all that often.  Have we ever seen Mary Jane get powers and fight the Green Goblin?  So this is very cool and it adds a whole dynamic to the relationship of Hal Jordan, Carol, and Sinestro.

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