Rage is not without reason
The good:
This issue is a great example of how amazingly Bernes, Milligan, and Hunter really outdid themselves setting up a great exposition for DC's Red Lanterns, and laying the foundation of what seems like a wonderful character development for Atrocitus. Taking on the task of bringing depth to characters who were only known for their rage isn't an easy task, and considering this is only the second issue I must say, so far the whole team behind Red Laterns are doing a good job. This issue is without question a must read.
The bad:
There wasn't anything I didn't like in this issue, but some might find the cover to be not "intriguing" enough. To those people I say, at first I too wasn't big fan of the cover, but after reading the story I began to like the cover and I could understand the reason behind it, let's just say justice is indeed colorblind.
The Verdict:
From the art to the story, and from cover to cover, this is a wonderful issue and because of that I give it 5 out of 5 stars.
This issue is a great example of how amazingly Bernes, Milligan, and Hunter really outdid themselves setting up a great exposition for DC's Red Lanterns, and laying the foundation of what seems like a wonderful character development for Atrocitus. Taking on the task of bringing depth to characters who were only known for their rage isn't an easy task, and considering this is only the second issue I must say, so far the whole team behind Red Laterns are doing a good job. This issue is without question a must read.
The bad:
There wasn't anything I didn't like in this issue, but some might find the cover to be not "intriguing" enough. To those people I say, at first I too wasn't big fan of the cover, but after reading the story I began to like the cover and I could understand the reason behind it, let's just say justice is indeed colorblind.
The Verdict:
From the art to the story, and from cover to cover, this is a wonderful issue and because of that I give it 5 out of 5 stars.
