If there's anything this series could stand, it's a more diverse cast. The world doesn't strictly need three ongoing books featuring the Green Lanterns, and it would be nice if smaller players from rival Corps like Bleez and Warth had more of a presence. What interaction there is between Bleez and Guy, though, is deliciously sinister. Tomasi also needs to focus on selling Sodom Yat in his new role as fanatical messiah of Daxam. At present it's a little bit of a stretch. Fernando Pasarin continues to impress with his consistently detailed pencils. He doesn't have quite the skills in shot framing and choreography as Patrick Gleason did in GLC, but he's a worthy partner for Tomasi all the same. With the sense that answers are coming soon and Guy's descent into rage is just around the corner, Emerald Warriors is doing more and more to generate interest each month. Read Full Review

Tomasi and Pasarin deliver a solid, if unspectacular, issue this month. Despite it's slow opening, the second half of this chapter of the story moves the plot forward enough for me to already get excited about the prospects for the plot from here on out. Read Full Review

This issue squeaks by with a Check It verdict, but just barely. If you take a giant step back and start to see the forest from the trees, this issue has a lot going for it as the story begins to transition into its next phase. When you get down to the issue itself though, there are plotting and pacing issues that are hard to get past, especially with surprisingly weak dialogue and an inconsistent art effort. It's enjoyable enough, but the issues aren't easy to overlook. Read Full Review

The Green Lantern stable of books is certainly riding a high, strong wave right now, but the books are threatening to homogenize. I don't see much of a reason for there to be three Green Lantern books. Yet. Tomasi needs to push a stronger, more clearly defined agenda forward for this book to give it an identity and personality that allows it become more than just "the Green Lantern book with Guy Gardner and Kilowog in it." Read Full Review