Sinestros siege of Warworld has gone badly, and now Mongul is more powerful than ever. The leader of the Yellow Lanterns still may have a trick or two up his sleeve, but then, so does the planetary dictator with a grudge.
Forget the Green Lantern Corps because the good stuff happens in Sinestros book! Read Full Review
Anti-hero heroics done right. Good story with strong visuals impress. Read Full Review
Sinestro #10 brings us to that climax where it's all or nothing when Sinestro's life depends on the success of his rescue. Just by looking at the cover of this issue you didn't go into this wondering how Sinestro finds himself locked up, you read this awaiting to see how he gets himself out. That is where he is at his most dangerous and he doesn't even require the use of Paralax to create such fear. Read Full Review
This is an odd issue to get into because it's primarily used as a way to get exposition across for what's going on and what the characters are planning but it still manages to be enjoyable for what relevant bits of information it provides and for what it promises to deliver next issue. The art though was a little off which is weird to me because I normally really like Brad Walker's work. Read Full Review
So how did Sinestro lure Bekkah?
Great fun. Sinestro captured and needs his lanterns to come help.
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