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With the so-called Peace Division firing upon the protesters it's meant to protect, new Green Lantern Jo Mullein devises a novel solution to bring the chaos to a close-one that causes the rookie Lantern to run afoul of the City Enduring's leadership council. Meanwhile, we learn more about Jo's recruitment into the Green Lantern Corps, and the nature of her mysterious and unique power ring.
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Trust us, you'll want more of Far Sector as soon as you give it a chance, because ring-slinging has rarely been this good. Read Full Review
An impressive fourth issue that raises the stakes, hints at complexities we couldn't have even guessed at, while also developing the Green Lantern mythos. Don't skip this series -- it's one of the best superhero books in some time. Read Full Review
Jamal Campbell's art is truly breathtaking. Every panel is filled with vibrant beauty and motion. I am blown away by the action, but the characters stand out brilliantly on every page. I love the art style immensely. Read Full Review
A lot of very interesting reveals make for a compelling issue to this already stellar series! Read Full Review
Everyone right now is looking at their favorite Green Lantern for the 80th Anniversary, but for me that Lantern just so happens to be Green Lantern Jo Mullein. That may be a quick decision after only four issues, but none share a personality and use of the ring quite like this. Far Sector #4 solidified that choice through the tackling of relevant themes that we see in our own world, and handled with such brilliance towards accuracy and proper engagement. Read Full Review
Far Sector #4, the most linear issue of Far Sector, is also one of the most fascinating, as Jo Mullein grapples with the failings of the strange planet she finds herself on and commits herself to change. Read Full Review
A chapter that takes its time to explore the ramifications of its action sequences with smart dialogue and incredible art. Read Full Review
Green Lantern Mullien has seen what is happening in the City Enduring in on her native planet. The people are mad and feel like their concerns aren't being heard. The rich and powerful sit in their high rises like they don't have a care in the world. The City Enduring is turning into a powder keg, and Lantern Mullien may be the only person with knowledge and experience needed to maintain the peace on this planet, despite the fact she is a rookie Green Lantern. Read Full Review
Far Sector #4 has an overabundance of stellar interactions between characters. It's these scenes that more than make up for the questionable tinkering with the green lantern powerset. Read Full Review
Far Sector #4 moves the series along, if at a somewhat slow pace. After a good amount of issues, the story still can be summed up as “Green Lantern Sojourner Mullein investigates the City Enduring”. The ideas are vast and interesting, but the sense of an ongoing story just now seems to be becoming concrete. I feel like this series will be better digested when it has gotten to where it’s going and looked back on to be like, “Oh, that’s why that was done…” and to appreciate the value of certain elements. But “in the moment” it is a little hard to pin down. Read Full Review
While Far Sector #4didnt end up being quite as impacting as I expected it to be, it nevertheless delivered a well executed story. Read Full Review
So, the writer continues to misunderstand what emotionless means. I can't get over it. It's such a fundamental flaw with this comic.
All those smiles on those emotionless faces. All that frustration. All that righteous anger. So emotionless you guys I’m loving it.
No more crappy political metaphors please.
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