The end of Emerald Warriors #11 comes up quick. That has to speak to some degree about the level of quality for the book. While it's a little disappointing that this issue came out before War of the Green Lanterns concluded, that can't be held against Peter Tomasi and Bernard Chang. For what it is, Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #11 is a fun standalone story starring everyone's favorite loudmouth Lantern. Read Full Review

But for those of us waiting for the aftermath of the war, it really feels like were treading water here, waiting for the wave that should have hit by now. Read Full Review

Like I already said, however, it is not a particularly memorable Guy Gardner tale. It's nice to take a break from the constant go-go-go of the hubbub and commotion that has surrounded Oa and its champions for the past half-decade, but it would have been nicer to have a memorable break. Maybe Tomasi won't have to wait another five years to have a go at giving us another such tale. One can always hope, right? Read Full Review

Guy Gardner gets some alone time after sharing the spotlight with the other Lanterns in The War of the Green Lanterns. Guy has always proven himself to be a formidable hero and seeing him take care of some routine Lantern business (which you know will turn sour) is fun to see. The problem is the issue felt unnecessary. There won't be any lasting repercussions from this. I don't feel I wouldn't missed out on anything besides Guy kicking some butt if I had passed on this. Read Full Review

CRAVE ONLINE RATING: 4/10 Read Full Review