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    Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #6

    Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors » Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #6 - Last Will released by DC Comics on March 2011.

    moffattbooks's Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #6 - Last Will review

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    crawl to run

    the pieces are starting to come together, a vision of a potential civil war, after 2 wars that has wrecked the Green Lanterns.  It's easy to see why Gardener would ally himself with Atrocitus to avoid another war.  However in doing so, he's pushing them closer to that war.  
     
    Emo Green Lanterns or just jaded after all the fighting?  Kilowog in an extreme close up, we don't want...Bleez, ditto Arisia works for us.   
      
    More issues, more time to determine if this series and the upcoming Red Lantern series will have long legs as GL and GLC have.

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