Green Lantern #8

deactivated-5d1828448d5f0's Green Lantern #8 - The Secret of the Indigo Tribe, Part Two review

I...AM....SINESTRO!

So this issue was pretty good. When I first started this book, I wasn't sure I liked Sinestro as a Green Lantern, but now he's really grown on me. Seeing him in use the ring in ways never before used is pretty awesome to see. His egotistical attitude towards everything is refreshing to Hal's attitude. The issue here has the Indigo Tribe trying to redeem Sinestro, but I've been finding myself asking the question "Does Sinestro need to be redeemed?" A lot.

Then there's a certain scene with Hal Jordan and Black Hand where much is revealed about the Indigo Tribe. Once the action kicks into high gear, I found myself enveloped in the story.

The only reason I take off half a point from this was because I felt Sinestro's "Redemption" could've played a part in this issue a bit more. It would've been an interesting scene to see but sadly we only got a few pages of him.

This issue was one of my favorites from GL so far, and I highly recommend it!

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Green Lantern #8 - The Secret of the Indigo Tribe, Part Two by starkiller809 on April 11, 2012
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Green Lantern #8 - The Secret of the Indigo Tribe, Part Two by razzatazz on April 12, 2012
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