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    Red Lanterns #9

    Red Lanterns » Red Lanterns #9 - Exodus released by DC Comics on July 2012.

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    No RED LANTERN is safe!

    ATROCITUS discovers a conspiracy behind the awakening of the terror that is ABYSMUS, which threatens to kill every member of his corps!

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    Red Lanterns #9 - Exodus by razzatazz on June 28, 2012

    The series which has been faltering a bit as of late refinds its footing here with a pretty strong issue.  The problem thus far (and really with many cosmic based series) was too much of a focus on Earth based stories.  Here that is mostly ignored with the new Earth based Red Lantern somewhat accepting his fate.  More so, the not as engaging battle between the two factions of the Red Lanterns comes to blows here, with a somewhat expected result.  In reality though, this had been a bit of non-sta...

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    Red Lanterns #9 - Exodus by the_mighty_monarch on May 09, 2012

    I want to like this cover... but I can't. It feels like its trying too hard to capture the spirit of Blackest Night, when I think most people would groan at any near future return of the Black Lanterns. And that pun is almost groan worthy. 'Dead Lantern Corps?'And it seems like the universe is conspiring to spite me with irony. I'v complained so much about Ed Benes 'functional yet shamefully sexualized' artwork on this series, and after the excellent previous issue, we get Tomas Giorello; whom I...

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