I'm tempted to give this issue a Must Read verdict on the strength of Doug Mahnke's art and the awesomeness of Larfleeze alone, but the somewhat haphazard plotting and the lack of urgency in the plot stuck with me long after reading. A bit more focus and a tightening up of the pace would go a long way, potentially even making this issue a contender for Book of the Week. Read Full Review

One of the best issues of this title since Brightest Day began. Read Full Review

I've been keeping my eye on Johns' GL run since it was first announced at conventions, however long ago. Even though we're getting close to the five year mark, now, I feel like he's still hitting his stride. Without contradicting any established continuity, he's truly established a new world that's as a fresh, surprising and exciting as any company launch. If you haven't gotten into GL, do so now, because you'll want to say you were there while DC history was being made. Read Full Review

Green Lantern's current direction is the most satisfying shift to emerge out of Blackest Night. Now why can't Johns work the same magic on Brightest Day? Read Full Review

"Green Lantern" might be a little slow right now as the story about the Lantern entities continues to gear up, but it's still proving to be entertaining. I don't mind a slow burn so long as each issue as a sequence as good as the one involving Adara. I'm definitely getting my money's worth here. Read Full Review