Hal Jordan returns to Earth at last! Just in time, too, as the threat of the villain called Sonar is heard!This issue features open-to-order variant covers by Darwyn Cooke that will be shipped in opaque polybags.
This is a solid issue due to strong bookends and solid character development. Don't expect an action packed issue, but some good storytelling overall. Read Full Review
Green Lantern #47 returns Hal Jordan to Coast City just in time as Sonar begins to try to make a name for himself and his native Modora. With Parallax looming on the horizon this issue serves as an enjoyable read which reunites Hal Jordan with his family while setting the book up for an eventful fiftieth issue. Four out of five lanterns. Read Full Review
Overall, this was a solid start to this new story that has a HUGE secret revealed at the end of the issue. We finally get to see Hal Jordan have some down time and a new terrorist threat rise in the area. GREEN LANTERN continues to be a solid book, month-to-month, and more than anything else, I'm excited to see what this creative team has for us next. Read Full Review
Cliffhangers don't get more surprising than the one we get in this issue. I'll just say that a character of huge importance when it comes to Green Lantern mythos shows up on the final page. Maybe that's why Tan was involved " they wanted him to draw the character in question. It should make for an excitingGreen Lantern#48. Read Full Review
I've actually enjoyed Green Lantern's return to more space-centric title, but Green Lantern #47 works in allowing Hal to reconnect with his family (and get a much needed makeover). Read Full Review
Outside of the Parallax revelation this issue was set up for something larger, but no real clue on what that is. The first half was more engaging than the second half of the issue, hopefully something interesting plays out. Read Full Review
While there are some really strong things to see in this story, the majority of the issue just left me wanting more. Strange dialog and getting Hal back to a more classic feel seems to be the name of the game here and it's kind of disappointing because of how much I was looking forward to Hal's space Renegade persona. Great art throughout this book though, that only gets stronger as the story progresses. Read Full Review
Overall,Green Lantern #47misses a chance to create a solid character driven story of family, in favor of forcing drama and violence. What could have become a fun filler issue with interesting character moments quickly turns into a forgettable filler issue with little effect on the ongoing series. Read Full Review
An illogical story with average visuals make this a rare disappointment. Read Full Review
Slow-moving, melodramatic and strange, with one hell of a stinger. Read Full Review
Robert Venditti has done some great cast work over the course of a really good Green Lantern run, but this whole issue just fell completely flat Read Full Review
Happy to see Hal's brother take on Hal's long hair, these two character have good chemistry. Good start to this arc, we'll see where it goes.
Ok grounding issue
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