Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner have been taken by General Zod. They've been kept alive for some reason, so Hal intends to take the opportunity to escape. Is it a good read?
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Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner are called out to investigate mining on a remote planet. What they find is General Zod, Ursa, Eradicator, and Zod's son. Can the Green Lanterns win the day? Is it a good read?
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Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, and Kyle Rayner have finally found the Controllers While the Green Lanterns seem to have gotten the drop on the Controllers, the immortals were prepared for an attack from the Green Lantern Corps Worse yet, they are accelerating their plans for the Guardians Can these four Green Lanterns[...]
It's possible.
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #35 cover by Francis Manapul
I'm not going to argue that this is the most diverse cast of characters, but there is something just so simple and pure in the friendship between Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, and Kyle Rayner They're united in their plight to rescue[...]
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Green Lanterns Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, and Kyle Rayner have arrived at the hidden base of the Controllers Inside are the last of the Guardians, whose very essence is being sapped to create new Controllers These four Green Lanterns are the only ones to save them, and naught but an army of[...]
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John Stewart, Hal Jordan, Kyle Rayner, and Guy Gardner ask Somar-Re about what happened to Ganthet and Sayd Once they figure out the Controllers were responsible, these four Green Lanterns of Earth go out to investigate where the Controllers are located.
Meanwhile, the Controllers begin to use the Guardians for their plan.
Hal Jordan and the[...]
With a new Green Lantern joining the Corps and the team running smoothly, things are looking up for the GL Corps. Something must mess this up. What is it?
Hal Jordan presents his trademark cockiness and determination, and the opening pages present a nice little moment between Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner, and John Stewart, as well as between Hal Jordan, his niece, and his nephew.
As you would expect, Hal fights to the bitter end against the Dawnbreaker Unfortunately, you don't get to see the[...]
He's on par with Sciver and Sandoval, who have been rocking Hal Jordan's artwork up until now.
The only complaint I can come up with is that the mouths do look a bit weird from time-to-time.
Color artist Jason Wright does some great work here too, and his color art jives with Zircher easily.
While I do feel[...]
John, Guy Gardner, and a division of Green Lanterns ride out to stop them before they unleash Yuga Khan from his prison.
This is another showdown issue of Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps, and Robert Venditti has proven time and again that he knows how to make these awesome It's just the Green Lanterns[...]
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #27 is the most narratively thin issue yet, but a straightforward issue every now and again is good for a series.
Review: With great pacing and vibrant, striking art, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps easily earns another high rating with issue #26.
Add to that an enraged Soranik, Tomar Tu killing Romat Ru, and that's all it took to blow apart the alliance.
It is disappointing to see the bromance of Guy Gardner and Arkillo end; those two were really adorable together.
Seeing Soranik proclaim the name Soranik Sinestro was pretty damn cool honestly I'm really interested in seeing[...]
This comic is absolutely incredible. It’s easily among the best issues of Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps to have been released.
She discovers, before his body disappears back to the future, that he is her son, and Kyle Rayner is the father.
John sends Guy Gardner and Arkillo to investigate the Cepheid Raiders which Bolphunga leads They find cyborg being with a recording on it, which they take back to John.
This is an interesting mystery, and Robert Venditti[...]
However, Soranik Natu covertly rescues him and repairs the damage.
John sends out Guy Gardner as a scout to determine what is going on in the universe and where they are in the vastness of space He manages to find his way to Warworld and is captured by the Sinestro Corps John and the others run[...]
He figures out that if he can track down the first seven Green Lantern Rings, he may be able to recreate his Travel Lantern.
Simon and Jessica are tasked to train with Kyle Rayner and Guy Gardner, respectively It proves to be no easy task for them, but they eventually manage to impress both training sergeants.
And[...]
Simon is to be trained by Kyle Rayner, and Jessica has had her Lantern insignia taken away until she undergoes training with Guy Gardner Having decked Gardner at the end of last issue, Jessica is having to duke it out with him proper Meanwhile, Simon still has to survive his training, and the Volthoom-possessed Rami[...]
Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Kyle Rayner, Guy Gardner, and even Kilowog and Soranik Natu are all given their fair share of the spotlight and are allowed to breathe Each of them have something going on in this story.
That being said, the art in this issue didn't really impress me too much It's sort of a[...]
JM DeMatteis promised some kind of clarification of language in Justice League 3001, regarding Guy Gardner now living in a female body after a couple of online kerfuffles And Guy, never backwards in coming forwards, is happy to make it clear in, well, very Guy terms.
It's… it's basically just Guy And whatever effects, influences, pressures[...]
We've recently drawn attention to the current plotlne of Justice League 3001, in which the very male Guy Gardner has found himself in a female body, against his will, and is dealing with the new situation, and the rection of his colleages on the team.
It has caused some disquiet and discussion amongst transgender commenters and[...]
One punchline.
From today's Red Lanterns by Charles Soule and Alessandro Vitti.
I look forward to the sex education manual to follow, The Joy Of Zox in which Zilius Zox finds out exactly what a testicle is and, enraged, goes to beat up Guy Gardner With one punch to the nuts.
Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London[...]
The time when Batman took down Guy Gardner Green Lantern with one punch Indeed "one punch" has become a mantra for some.
Today, in Red Lanterns #10, we get a return to that with Batman stand-in Midnighter And a certain Red Lantern feline, Dex-Starr With exactly the same result.
There will be outrage you know Not to[...]
Guy Gardner does tend to have his moments, doesn't he? I still laugh about the One Punch page and that was 25 (!!) years ago now Back in realtime, it's another big convention weekend, with Kapow and Supanova among others going on, and people are talking about Ra's Al Ghul, Marvel/DC numbers, Thor, and[...]
Here's an image that's been doing the rounds, a clipped panel from a recent issue of Green Lantern, labelled Guy Gardner And The Frost Giants.
Will it become the new Captain America Wank?
Talking of which, I think that old one needs an update.
Okay, I'm heading off to set up at Kapow for tomorrow[...]