Green Lantern #26
Green Lantern » Green Lantern #26 - The Alpha Lanterns Part 1 released by DC Comics on February 1, 2008.
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5 (0) 4 (2) 3 (2) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.6 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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The Alpha Lanterns 0
A decent part 1 to what is hopefully a very good story arc in Geoff Johns' run on Green Lantern. It has a quick but much needed scene with John Stewart that goes in depth with his character which we haven't seen much during this run but hopefully will see more of in the future. Though you only see the Alpha Lanterns very briefly, this issue shows what happens that leads the Guardians into starting the Alpha Lantern project. There is many shocks and one death I personally did not see coming. It i...
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Weaker then your average bear 0
Well it seems that they have done some changes to the Green Lantern Code. They added a new rulebook which I think sucks Ron Marz should burn for life for what he did. They did show some of John Stewart past but again showed that John was not as strong as Hal because Hal can creatre a fake planet but here's hoping that they do a mini series for him.Laira got some backstory too so that's all good before she apparently killed..Amon Sur was killed by Laira but I don't understand why these ones were ...
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The Alpha Lanterns Part 1-3 0
In this three part epilogue to the Sinestro Corps, we find the third and fourth order of effects of the laws enacted by the Guardians—two allow lethal force to members of the Sinestro Corps. The ethical dilemma ensues—when is it legal to kill a member of the Sinestro Corps? Is it murder to kill on sight? Is it ok to kill in self defense? If Lethal Force is authorize in Last Resort…what does that mean? We see that the Guardians hand this duty of judgment to the Alpha Lanterns. Looking like ...
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Thanks for saving the world 0
In what is more uncommon for this series as compared to Green Lantern Corps, this issue focuses a lot on the happenings on Oa and on the Corps as well, primarily the lost lanterns. The first half of the issue is mostly just the cool down from the Sinestro Corps War, and John Stewart's introspection here gives the first half of the issue a bit more meaning than it would otherwise have. Meanwhile Hal falls into one of his old habits just as John said he would. To Oa, there are some good moments...
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