Green Lantern #3

saren's Green Lantern #3 - Sinestro, Part Three review

Intergalactic buddy cops

The Good: Geoff Johns and his infamous Geoffcons are the source of much anger and spite for DC fans, but you can't deny that the man knows how to write an entertaining story. This issue is proof of that. The Sinestro Corps are tearing Korugar apart, and their former leader must bring them down before his homeworld meets its end. To do so, he recruits the one man in the universe he feels he can trust: Hal Jordan. The dialogues between Hal and Sinestro are great, with each man struggling to conceal his contempt for the other. And Sinestro pulls off stunts and tricks with his ring that Hal has never even seen before, proving that he really was the greatest Green Lantern of all time. Mahnke's art is smooth and works well with the narrative. There's an ominous sub-plot with the Guardians, including the brainwashed Ganthet. The final page is an absolute shocker. Once you see it, you will want to buy issue #4. I guarantee it.

The Bad: Nothing springs to mind.

Buy it? Definitely. One of the consistently good titles in the new 52 so far.

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Let's get down to Buisness 0
Green Lantern #3 - Sinestro, Part Three by deactivated-64a584ff1973b on November 09, 2011
This issue made it pretty clear that Hal dose not look at the bigger picture. We can all hope that that is what he takes away with this, when it comes to the inevitable explosion that we are all expecting. Isn't that all of what we know will happen. What I love about this issue and the past 3 is that it is made painfully clear that no matter how many years Mr.Jordan has had that ring he has no idea what the true extent of it is. Before Sinestro he was making ropes and beams, with the rare giant ...
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Green Lantern #3 - Sinestro, Part Three by razzatazz on November 11, 2011
Reading this whole issue sort of makes me continually question who is playing who?  Times don't seem so great for Ganthet or Hal, one of whom has surrendered his emotions to be a better Guardian, the other who is in a fair amount of trouble on Korugar.  Beneath it all Carol and Sinestro have their own ongoing motives.  The story itself picks up where it left off, with a discussion of how to retake Korugar from the Sinestro Corps. Hal and Sinestro undertake a daring plan which seem as though it s...
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