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    Green Lantern Corps #4

    Green Lantern Corps » Green Lantern Corps #4 - Prisoners of War released by DC Comics on February 2012.

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    John Stewart has gone from being a Green Lantern soldier to prisoner of war! And in the process, he learns who the Corps' mysterious enemy truly is and what they really want. The truth will rock the Corps to its foundation!

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    So These Are Like... Actual Skeletons From the Corps' Closets? 0

    Green Lantern Corps #4 - Prisoners of War by blurred_view on December 28, 2011

    Unlike the other titles in the franchise, Green Lantern Corps continues to struggle to find anything new to offer readers, giving us yet another story that uncovers a dark underbelly of part of the Green Lantern mythos. Part of the secret of the Keepers is revealed, and frankly, this is just getting silly now.Taking a little piece of Green Lantern mythos and turning it on its head is storytelling method that has arguably already been overused by Geoff Johns. A secret pact with Larfleeze is the t...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

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    Green Lantern Corps #4 - Prisoners of War by razzatazz on January 10, 2012

    To be honest in this series the central concept of the buddy schtick between Gardner and Stewart is wearing a little thin.  It is mostly Gardner's doing here as they seem to be ratcheting up the worst parts of his character while avoiding the more human like ones.  In fact any series that focuses on Guy too much is at the risk of sort of mocking itself, and this issue almost falls into that trap, but there are a few key matters of redemption.  The real focus here is Stewart and those left behind...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

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    Green Lantern Corps #4 - Prisoners of War by the_mighty_monarch on December 21, 2011

    The Good: Once again, this series demonstrates a good way to have multiple cover artists. Each one brings a different touch to the line of covers. This Andy Kubert one is pretty nice, we get the Keepers looks extremely menacing as they stand over the still defiant John Stewart. But what sells it is the mountains reaching up like a hand to clasp around John, with the moon right in the center behind the logo. That makes this cover especially artistic. This is really pissing me off, because I've se...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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