Absolute Green Lantern #14
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| Writer | Al Ewing |
| Artist | Sid Kotian |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Tomar Re and Jo Mullein make their way out into the icy cold depths of space, ready to take the fight directly to Mogo and the Black Stars. But what they find out there might be more than they are ready for!
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10
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
May 06, 2026Al Ewing has always been the type of writer to hold his cards close to his chest, and when things finally start unfolding, it’s almost always spectacular. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - Deidre Freitas
May 06, 2026If you’ve hesitated to pick up Absolute Green Lantern, or you’ve fallen a bit behind (no shame!), I cannot encourage everyone enough to read it. With the understanding of the core of each character placed into the Absolute universe, Ewing plays with character identities that would normally not receive the same amount of care and attention in the main universe. Absolute Green Lantern is the under-sung joy of the Absolute Universe. Read Full Review
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8.8
Nerd Initiative - Matthew Roth
May 06, 2026Absolute Green Lantern #14 is taking this fight to space and revealing what Tomar Re is out to accomplish. The issue is a blend of incredible art, and Al makes us hate Tomar so much that it’s beautiful storytelling. I cannot wait for what’s next. Read Full Review
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8.8
Comic Watch - Marcell Hines
May 06, 2026AGL #14 is a solid return to form and a good star to what is sure to be an action packed arc in the final frontier. Read Full Review
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8.0
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
May 06, 2026Tomar’s plans to fight the Black Stars comes with complications in this latest chapter. Ewing’s writing puts Jo in immediate danger. The art team gives a fair balance of drama and action. Readers will have some questions after finishing this chapter. Read Full Review
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8.0
KPB Comics - Phillip Creary
May 06, 2026The lore in Absolute Green Lantern #14 is a lot to wrap your head around, but you shouldn’t sleep on this issue. Al Ewing’s move to turn Tomar-Re into a Mogo-hunting anomaly is the kind of bold swing the Absolute line thrives on. Between Sid Kotian’s trippy visuals and the high-stakes mental warfare against Jo, it’s easily one of the most interesting Green Lantern books on the shelf right now. It’s a solid read, even if you’re still piecing together how these new flames actually work. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5
better than last issue.
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8.0
Glad to say that I enjoyed this more than the previous issue, particularly with us getting back to the ongoing story here. I thought the conversations happening amongst the cast were interesting, and I think Kotian continues to be really solid with his interiors. I will say that I did think the way this started off, based on how #12 ended, was a bit strange, but we did get a very brief explanation as to why that was. In any case, a good read here and I'm looking forward to more.
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7.0
I wanna love the series so much but the plot is very confusing… the art is okay but nothing too good. I usually love Ewing and had high expectations for AGL. I will stick with the series a little more but is by far my least favorite absolute comic.
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7.0
Art: 4/5
Story: 3/5
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