Two flashbacks for two first lanterns, Volthoom is back at full strength, and something really bad happens to a hero. This saga will send your heart soaring for the heroics and skipping a beat at the villainy. Excellent story telling and visuals. Must reading for Lantern fans. Read Full Review

Thanks to a great script, solid story setup, and phenomenal art, Green Lanterns #25 is a shining example of the best qualities this title has had throughout Rebirth.  Read Full Review

A great extra-sized issue that pays off for longtime readers Read Full Review

Wow! I haven't had a book make me curse out loud in a while now, in a good way I mean. The art alone deserves a salvation, the detail and finesse that went into every panel is breathtaking. It was also great to get a moment of having Jessica and Simon bond, we haven't seen that for a couple arcs. What a brilliant issue, I can't find one single thing I would change about it! Read Full Review

Green Lanterns has a solid arc to kick off its second year. Volthoom is another ring wearing villain, but the personal stakes and unpredictability factor with the cliffhanger should help make this a unique entry in the series. Read Full Review

An interesting story well told with a good buildup of character dynamics and conflict. The art is really well done and visually striking in moments. Read Full Review

As for the main story itself, it felt like I was watching the opening to a movie. It had a slow start, but once Volthoom completes his transformation that is when really enjoyed this comic. I'm not jumping for joy at giving Volthoom empathy but hopefully as this arc goes on, the focus will center on his villainy rather than his tragic backstory. If you've missed the first year of Green Lanterns then try this issue as it gives you a little bit of everything of what's been going on for the past year. Read Full Review

This over-sized issue of Green Lanterns finally gives us what we've been wanting from this series and now that all the cards are on the table, I think that this series finally has a chance to start doing something fun and original instead of rehashing the same old tropes for these characters again and again.  The art was decent, but the colors really disappointed me with how dull they were. Read Full Review

In a somewhat middling issue made more tolerable by its ending, Humphries finally moves along his Volthoom/Rami story by injecting some tension into the mix. Rocha's art was fantastic as usual, and I hope to see more of his work. Read Full Review

Green Lanterns #25 is one of the title's better issues and is a good way to start of the second year of Sam Humphries run. While there's still room for improvement both in the narrative sense and artistically, this installment is a solid chapter in the story of Earth's newest ring bearers. Seven out of ten lanterns. Read Full Review

Wow, I love the art, let's see more from this team please. The story is great, the extra pages allow space to tell some back stories but it's the main story that I'm really into.