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    Green Lantern » Green Lantern #56 - The New Guardians, Chapter 4 released by DC Comics on September 1, 2010.

    sasarai's Green Lantern #56 - The New Guardians, Chapter 4 review

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    Best issue in a very long time.

    The Good  

     
    Larfleeze writing the letter to santa was the best moment in the issue and possibly Larfleeze's best moment of all time. The idea of the the orange corps and how it works has always been great because it stands out from the other corps because of it's uniqueness. Other than Larfleeze the story was nicely done and it's moving in a great direction. 
     

    The Bad  

     
    Nothing really, I missed sinestro a bit and it would be great it we could get a few more clues on who the mysterious "friend" of Hector is, but no big deal. 
     

    Finally  

     
    Please run ro read this if you haven't, you're gonna love it.
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