I like Ethan Van Sciver, and I think he's a wonderful artist who brings an amazing level of detail to the page. However, he's also an artist who has a less than impressive track record when it comes to his ability to meet the monthly deadlines, and as such one does have to openly wonder why editor Peter Tomasi didn't take this into account when he decided Ethan Van Sciver was the ideal artist for this high profile miniseries. I mean perhaps they ran into some unforeseen problems that threw a monkey wrench in their efforts to keep this train running on time, but truth be told it looks more like this book adopted the cross your fingers and hope for the best approach, and this plan never works. Still I will concede that Ethan Van Sciver turns in another lovely issue, and it's good to see that he's not cutting corners to catch up to the schedule, as I'd rather wait the couple extra weeks. I mean there's some lovely visuals in this issue as Hal Jordan and Sinestro lay into each other with a Read Full Review