Once again the creators on the Green Lantern books show how they've managed to make this franchise one of the most popular and best selling family of books in the DC lineup. Right now it seems as if Green Lantern and Batman are leading the charge and I hope that they continue to create the same kind of energy for the Superman books. As far as this issue goes, there's not much to complain about here with this effort getting a solid four out of five lanterns. Read Full Review

Besides Ganthet's projectile vomiting, I really didn't have any problems with this issue. The story is moving along nicely, the Weaponer is being built up as a huge menace(he beat the GL Honor Guard PLUS a Guardian!), and the cliffhanger has me interested in checking out the next issue. Granted, there were a few little things that bugged me here(what exactly was the Weaponer planning on doing with the Lanterns he defeated? Why not just kill them?), but all in all, good stuff, as usual with this series. Read Full Review

But the art is too messy, filled with splashes of dark ink that make the book hard to read and to look at. Perhaps this style is intended to evoke the violence of the action and the squalor of the setting but some of the characters' bodies are just laid out in strange ways. Read Full Review