February Comic Book Sales Chart It should come as no surprise that Blackest Night #7 was last month’s best selling book and that Siege #2 finished just below it; as much as we complain about events all you have to do... (Continue reading)
Green Lantern: Secret Origin “Green Lantern: Secret Origin” is a storyline from Geoff Johns’ run on Green Lantern, and spans issues #29-35. The storyline is a retelling of Hal Jordans origins as GL, and in this story his issue is changed... (Continue reading)
Since the solicitations for Blackest Night #8 appeared on the DC Comics website, the cover image has consisted of a black screen with the words “Blackest Night Top Secret”. Well, earlier on DC’s The Source, they revealed this image of... (Continue reading)
Green Lantern Corps #45 This issue hit two Wednesdays ago, and obviously this review is late. However, I have the issue now, and I am here to review it. Lately in Green Lantern Corps, we’ve seen the main roster of the... (Continue reading)
Green Lantern #51 This issue hit stands two Wednesday’s ago, so yes, this review is very much late. However, now that I have finally been able to purchase a copy, let the review commence. This issue takes place just before Blackest... (Continue reading)
Blackest Night #7 This issue, as it is the second to last in the series, was expected to be packed with answers to the many questions we all have: What is Nekron’s true goal? What are the Guardians hiding? How can... (Continue reading)
Yes, this issue shipped nearly two weeks ago, but I hadn’t had the opportunity to buy it until last night. This issue is different than the first in the mini-series because Tony Bedard lends a writing hand to James Robinson... (Continue reading)
This issue of Green Lantern #50 hit stands on last Wednesday, but due to legal issues, I was prevented from having the required money to purchase this issue until today. This issue is certifiably bad-ass, heralding the return of in... (Continue reading)
Green Lantern Corps #44 hit stands yesterday, and continues the story of Guy Gardner with a Red Lantern ring while Black Lanterns continue to attack Oa. The issue might not have been full of suspense and thrill, but it certainly... (Continue reading)
Oath: “In Brightest Day, In Blackest Night, No Evil Shall Escape My Sight, Let Those Who Worship Evil’s Might, Beware My Power, Green Lantern’s Light!” Emotion: Willpower Base: Oa, located in the center of the universe in Sector 0. Structure: 2 Green Lanterns... (Continue reading)
DC Comics is presently doing a major event called Blackest Night. It’s crossing over into many of their titles, and spawning assorted limited series. Personally, I’m largely giving it a pass, as I don’t like either the concept or the... (Continue reading)