Blackest Night » Blackest Night #6 - Part 6 released by DC Comics on February 2010.
First of all I liked the art and writing of this issue but I found it a lil' short. The monologue of Jordan in the begging was a great start just to explain to the new readers what the heck is happening. The Deadman appearance was short but I wished more of him. One of the interesting is the new turn that the arc is going to take. BUT hows gonna take this? I don't know.
In terms of the rest of the plot developments elsewhere thus far in this series, the one here seems a little less impressive. The assembled heroes of Earth have their backs against the wall as members of the Justice League have been taken over by black rings, and the heroes need to find a solution fast. As has happened before, they don't find a solution rather a solution finds them in the form of Ganthet. He reveals that he is relinquishing his role as a Guardian so as to become a Green Lante...
i didn't pay money for this book. I read a friend's copy while i waited for some new years drinking to go down. Now, i have read a lot of comic books in my time, and majority of them have been cheesy. Occasionally though, i come across a comic that is so deep and well written it blows my mind. A staggeringly brilliant comic with massive character development and explanations that really get your mind working to guess one step ahead or even trick and interest you into believing some of the things...