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How, exactly, was Hal neutered? He has one of the last two functioning power rings? How was he undermined? Nothing happened to him. In fact, he's barely mentioned.
Not even the combined power of the ex-Green Lanterns, Jo Mullein, and the United Planets can stop the Anti-Guardian! Will John Stewart arrive in time to defeat the threat, and do his new powers even stand a chance? The battle for the fate of the Green Lantern Corps and the entire universe hangs in the balance in the penultimate issue of the “Last Lanterns” arc!
Green Lantern #11 is another chapter in an exciting series that never loses sight of the importance of character even in the cosmic shuffle of new gods and Green Lanterns. The creative team is giving its all to make us believe in not only DCU icons like Hal Jordan and John Stewart, but seamlessly bring to the forefront new characters like Jo Mullein and it's all on display in this issue. Read Full Review
This issue culminates years of stories that likely didn't have this outcome in mind, which is amazing. It's even more thoroughly impressive that, as big as this issue went, this is at best a penultimate look at whatever finish line this story presents. Thrilling to a fault, this is fantastic work and a nearly definitive run that changes the game in big ways. Read Full Review
Green Lantern #11 brings together its narratives into one massive cosmic nightmare scenario, and it's difficult not to be overwhelmed by the sheer scope, with powerful Gods and entities dueling as the world watches and waits. Read Full Review
It's rare to see Kaiju-level battles in this title, so the visuals are a ton of fun, although Koyos remains a fairly thin villain. Read Full Review
Green Lantern feels somewhat aimless right now. Hopefully, with the arc ending next issue, Thorne can find a more compelling direction to take the book going forward. Read Full Review
While I continue to enjoy the art in this series and think that a lot of the concepts that have been continuously explored here and the new elements that pop up in this series are cool as hell, the overall way that they've been executed leaves a lot to be desired and the main focus of this issue with the saving of Oa and anything associated with the Guardians comes off a little more lackluster than I would have hoped overall. Read Full Review
Green Lantern #11 is the best issue of this series so far, but the bar has been set pretty low throughout the rest of the run. Thorne's writing is not nearly as fragmented as past issues despite some flat characterization and questionable narrative choices. Art wise I think this issue was probably the most solid it has been as well. While I can't say that I enjoyed the issue, it was at least mildly entertaining. Six out of ten lanterns. Read Full Review
All the different strands in this book are coming together. I'm can't wait to see if the book can stick the landing in issue 12.
At this point, you're in or you're out. I'm out.
Man, the art wants to be epic but it doesnt work. I mean, it is suppose to be a cosmic and amazing adventure, heck! Jon Stewart is being te most powerful being on the battle but still I can't read this book wtf
No one likes the new kid. Horrible issue and series.
What a farce.
This issue literally shows that the only way to make John Stewart shine is neutering and undermining Hal Jordan, which obvioudly is what Thorne's always wanted to do.
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