Green Lantern Corps #35 nudges the GodHead event ever so slightly forward while providing a quick paced space battle that continues to illustrate the superiority of the New Gods. Van Jensen's script provides some good character beats for the Green Lanterns and the art team of Bernard Chang and Marcelo Maiolo rewards readers with well crafted visuals. Four out of five lanterns. Read Full Review

If you read last week's first two chapters of the story, you'll likely be grabbing this anyway, for completist sake. Despite it's lack of progression, Green Lantern Corps #35 has strong art and scripting, with plenty of satisfying sci-fi bits and super-heroic bobs. Read Full Review

Now I might come off as a hater here, but it took me a long time to warm up to Bernard Chang's style, but now that I have I don't want it to ever change..... So former hater.  Anyway the book looked great and while I dug the story and the dialogue that Jensen always seems to shine with, I don't know if it was something that needed to be said, or could of simply been talked about in passing later on.  More Lanterns going up against the New Gods and failing and another Lantern Corps getting added to the mix for the future battle.  Like I said I liked the story, but it's the possibilities of the upcoming Corps story that gets me excited.  So go check this out because it won't disappoint you in the "John being bad ass" department.  Read Full Review

Without a doubt, the art shone brightest (get it?) but Van Jensens work still lives up to what weve grown to love about Green Lantern Corps. This is only Act Three of whats going to be a very large scale Lantern Event, so theres still lots of time to build to… wherever this is headed. If youre into this crazy Godhead event, dont leave out GLC. This group of creators delivers the goods and sets up next weeks New Guardians perfectly so dont miss out! Read Full Review

As one piece this issue was a fine one, Jensen and Chang delivered enough action to keep a reader entertained until next week, but the actual plot didn't move all that much. Just like last week it can make one wonder if this crossover a bit to drawn out? Only time will tell on that one, other than that a fine issue. Read Full Review

The quartet of Lanterns, almost as required by timing of the story as much as plot or conflict, prove to be outmatched by Uggha. Jensen makes nice work of turning "Green Lantern Corps" #35 into an Uggha spotlight issue. This is a story hitting the necessary beats and marking off time, giving readers more definition of the New Gods, but gives readers precious little to commit to memory when it comes to the overall adventures of the Green Lantern Corps. "Godhead" is still a galaxy-spanning event story, even if all of the conflicts are not jaw-droppingly memorable. Read Full Review

Van Jensen and Bernard Chang deliver another good chapter in Godhead. Jensen knows how to deliver an emotional story, even when the Green Lantern titles are stuck in a constant crossover mode. Jensen delivers us another fight with the New Gods, this time focusing on the god of war's battle with John Stewart. The fight is strong enough to keep readers interested, and delivers a few great moments that people will be taking about them. Bernard Chang's art is fantastic, as usual. I'm really starting to like the coloring that's being used in moments when characters are injured or killed in battle. It adds to the intensity of the fight, and makes the other panels stand out even more. Recommended reading.

i don’t understand it very well, it seems that the story isn’t going on. it's just showing different perspectives

It's not a bad issue, but I'm not digging these villains or this storyline much at all. Also, the red & white panels need to be used more sparingly