No longer an army of one, the Orange Lantern Corps declares war on Larfleeze! But the greedy Agent Orange wont let his possessions go easily! Revolt of The Orange Lanterns begins here!
A frenzyof frantic fighting fun with Larfleeze getting another great story with terrific art. Once you pick this up all you'll want is more! More! MORE! Read Full Review
The amount of enjoyment packed into LARFLEEZE #4 is just absurd. Just like the previous issues, the writing is consistently superb, overflowing with creativity and loaded with wit. Everything the two writers put on the page, Kolins and Atiyeh bring to life in such a fantastic fashion. The cosmic slugfest is a real joy and the book ends on a note that makes me more than anxious to spend $2.99 on the next one. This is without question the most enthralling book from the New 52 for me. It's not often I love a cosmic book, but I absolutely love me some LARFLEEZE. Read Full Review
The only downside would be like all DC comics there's no recap page so any random reader would be a little lost if you haven't read the last three issue. Also the fact that the Orange lanterns didn't seem that greedy at first which kinda defeats the purpose of Orange Lanterns. But I have high hopes thats going to change in later issues after reading the end of this one. Anyone picking up this or any issue of Larfleeze is in for a fun ride because I don't think Larfleeze is going away any time soon. Read Full Review
While this comic is a lot of fun during the Larfleeze scenes, the Stargrave/Wanderer pages aren't nearly as entertaining. Yes, there are a few humorous moments, but the pair spend too long recapping events and delving out exposition. It is of course a good idea to have something slower paced to break up the bright orange battle scene, but this doesn't quite to the trick. That said, Larfleeze still pleases overall and you don't even have to be a Green Lantern fan to enjoy it. Read Full Review
So far the comic has succeeded by giving us more of Stargrave than his master, but the latest issue proves both characters' antics can be a hell of a lot of fun. It also looks like the other Orange Lanterns are here to stay, as is Larfleeze (who they can't kill now that he is the living power battery for all their rings). Worth a look. Read Full Review
There may be some problems in terms of pacing along with some very minor one concerning the executions of some concepts, yet Giffen and Dematteis does give readers a fun and exciting issue nonetheless along with some strong work by Kolins and Attiyeh. Flawed, but entertaining nonetheless. Read Full Review
This one is still a must-read for those who like their funnybooks funny. Read Full Review
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