The climactic conclusion of the first arc of Green Lantern: War Journal! John Stewart's team has faced heavy losses, and he alone comes face-to-face with the Revenant Queen! His only hope to save Earth is to unlock his potential as the mythical Guardian and the Builder, but a shocking twist ending sets John on a quest of discovery across time and space...one that will reveal the hidden origins behind both the Green Lantern Corps and the Darkstars. One story ends, another begins in this can't-miss issue!
The Revenant Queen is a welcome fresh new villain that doesn't feel like an echo of other characters making for a legit horrific threat to John and his allies. If you've ever been a fan of John Stewart, you need to be reading this book. Read Full Review
With eerie cosmic art, compelling characters, and a fast-brewing mystery in what exactly Ellie is now and what she's capable, this first arc has delivered in every wayand paired with Jeremy Adams' Hal Jordan run, we're probably in the best era for the GL line since Johns' days. Read Full Review
Montos delivers some fantastic art in the issue. I continue to love the visual style of this series and how immersive the imagery is. Read Full Review
Green Lantern: War Journal #6 doesn't quite end the first arc of the series so much and serves as a pause before taking it to the next level. Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Montos continue to shine as a bright creative duo on the series, and this issue is another great example of their creativity unleashed. 8 out of ten lanterns. Read Full Review
The legend of John Stewart grows ever greater. Read Full Review
There are more than a few interesting angles in John Stewart's solo series, I just wish that the comic would focus far more on those angles specifically moving forward. Read Full Review
The best issue of this run and probably the best John Stewart's story so far.
This book is FANTASTIC
This was good. Like way better than I expected. Some of the previous issues have been a bit rocky but this renewed my interest in this series. The fights had tension and weight, we get loss and we get some amazing John Stewart fights. Learning more about the Revenant Queen was also good. It felt like it revealed a lot but at the same time kept some secrets. What we do learn is creepy though and great cosmic horror element.
Also I learned you shouldnt mention his mom unless you want to die... like really quickly. Good fun fact.
Strong recommend.
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