Hal Jordan and the GLC continues to be one of DC's strongest titles and this new arc looks to stay right on target for one of Rebirth's surest bets. Read Full Review

Venditti and Sandoval prove this is the primo Green Lantern book–nay, the primo space comic at DC Comics. The way in which this issue breaks up between sub-stories keeps things interesting and it looks damn good doing it. This is superheroes and space done right in every sense of the word. Read Full Review

Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #14 not only shows why it's the best Green Lantern book on the stands but also why it's one of DC's best ongoing series.  A strong script backed up by gorgeous artwork is a guaranteed recipe for a great read.  Nine out of ten lanterns. Read Full Review

Green Lanterns are not for everyone. Hal is a pompous jerk all the time and John is a bit sullen and Guy is a giant bag of douche. You throw Kyle and a whole bunch of other super will and fear wielding beings you have the perfect mess of awesome. Seriously, this is really going to be the perfect template for the newly announced movie. Read Full Review

Venditti understands what it takes to keep a reader turning the pages and, ultimately, coming back for new issues. This is top notch comic booking that any Green Lantern fan could get behind. Read Full Review

Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #14 got things back on track for the series as Robert Venditti developed several intriguing plotlines to follow. The Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner team-up in particular showed how Venditti is going to have a lot of fun with different kinds of pairings now that the Green Lantern and Sinestro Corps alliance is moving forward. That dynamic was made even stronger by Rafa Sandoval artwork, which continues to get better with every issue of this series that he gets to draw. Read Full Review

Hal and Kyle go on a mission to find hope and it's a mixed bag. I'm definitely interested to see where this is heading, I just wish that the entire corps could have gone and the art been a little more conventional. Read Full Review

The details of the Green Lantern/Sinestro Corps alliance we saw a couple of issues ago gets hammered out, and some old characters are reintroduced to the series. Plus: dragons. You could do worse for three bucks. Read Full Review

Issue #14 has some fun moments including Gardner's hot-dogging, Stewart's frustration over Jordan doing his own thing (again), and Hal pointing out that no one really likes Kyle Rayner. Worth a look. Read Full Review

Good story and well developed plot. Artwork is very good and moves the story along. Read Full Review

Hal Jordan & The Green Lantern Corps remains a consistent book in both story and art, while I'm not a fan that I knew Saint Walker would be in the issue it didn't detract from my enjoyment. Sandoval continues to wow my eyes with his amazing art. Read Full Review

Hal Jordan, Kyle Rayner, and Saint Walker make for the best Lantern team-up with this story leading into what seems like it will be a more united Lantern universe. I am hoping that eventually the indigo and violet lantern corps join up with the green and yellow.

I'm really enjoying this series! I'm very happy to see Saint-Walker with his Blue Lantern Corps again. For me, they're an important part of Green Lantern's mythology and they're finally back. Also, the page layouts are splendid in this issue. All I love in Green Lantern is here!

Green Lanterns & Sinestro Corps join together as one corps. Hal & Kyle go looking for Saint Walker-
that's about it. A slow start to this arc. Enjoyed the artwork.

I'm not familiar with this Cabbie character, but I like him already. It's cool to see all of the iconic Lantern characters interacting once again. Now, if we could just get a good new villain in there.

The cover shows Saint Walker so we had to wait until last page and act like seeing him is a surprise?