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Review: Green Lantern: New Guardians #12

In the last couple weeks, DC Comics‘ Green Lantern titles have been nothing but awesome, well-written, action-packed mini-epics that have been creatively tying up storylines in preparation for the supposedly game-changin...

by Austin Shirey

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Opinion: DC’s New 52 – One Year Later

No, DC isn’t doing the “One Year Later” thing again. But it has been almost a year since the New 52 launched, and to mark the occasion, they are publishing a “zero issue” of each ongoing title. Wit...

by Kelly Cassidy

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Review: Green Lantern #12

**SPOILER WARNING: This review contains many spoilers concerning pivotal plot points in Green Lantern #12. If you have not yet read the issue, now would be a good time to leave this review. Consider yourself WARNED!** Ladies ...

by Austin Shirey

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DC Comics Confirms Green Lantern Fans’ Worst Fears

Some of you who read my recent review of Green Lantern #11 will no doubt remember how I said that Geoff Johns was scaring me, because, among other things, that issue hinted at Hal Jordan disappearing in the future with the ne...

by Austin Shirey

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Bullet Reviews #69

It’s Tuesday and that means BULLET REVIEWS!!! Quick looks at recently released comics. If you’re having a light week, maybe something here will catch your attention! This week: Alabaster: Wolves #4, Deadpool Kills The Marve...

by Skott Jimenez

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Meet the Newest Green Lantern

Who is that masked man? Not an unusual exclamation in comics, but not one we often associate with Green Lantern. But coming this fall, you may find yourself wondering who that guy with the green ring is, as DC introduces the ne...

by David Vandervliet

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Justice by Alex Ross, Jim Krueger, & Doug Braithwaite

Required Reading: Justice

There’s a scene about halfway through DC Comics’ limited series Justice that really captures the innocent, morally unambiguous Silver Age spirit of the entire series: Green Lantern Hal Jordan is brawling with his a...

by Austin Shirey

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Review: Green Lantern #11

Geoff Johns is scaring me. I’ve been following his Green Lantern run for years now, and it remains my favorite comic series of all time. But this is the first time I’ve actually been scared. Sure, Blackest Night ...

by Austin Shirey

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A Dummy’s Guide to DC Comics’ “New 52″ Green Lantern Titles

Let’s jump right in. To say that Green Lantern and its mythology are my favorite part of the DC Universe would be a detestable understatement: Hal Jordan and the Corps have been, and continue to be, inhabiting my favorit...

by Austin Shirey

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Review: Green Lantern Corps #11

Green Lantern has been a staple of DC Comics’ “New 52″, and one of the best-written and well-loved series due to Geoff Johns‘ seemingly never-ending well of creativity. However, there is another title th...

by Austin Shirey

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Review: Justice League #11

Justice League is finally getting awesome, and those of us who have been reading since last September’s issue #1 are finally being rewarded. It’s been a long several months waiting for DC Comics‘ big team book...

by Austin Shirey

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SDCC 2012: DC Comics: Justice League and Green Lantern Panel

Yesterday, DC Comics presented their “Justice League and Green Lantern” panel to an ecstatic crowd at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con. Their star-studded panel included Geoff Johns, Jim Lee, James Robinson, Nicola Scot...

by Austin Shirey

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"The Villain's Journey, Chapter Two: The Belly of the Beast"

Review: Justice League #10

This month’s issue of Justice League, written by Geoff Johns with art by Jim Lee, is intense. Beginning with May’s issue, Justice League has begun an arc titled “The Villain’s Journey,” which is an...

by Austin Shirey

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Review: Green Lantern #10

What, exactly, goes on in the mind of Geoff Johns? I’ve been following his resurrection of Green Lantern from Rebirth onward, and after reading this month’s issue #10, I still can’t seem to figure out where he...

by Austin Shirey

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