The climactic battle between the Sinestro Corps and The Paling is here! Sinestro has bolstered the ranks of the Corps with some of Earths most powerful heroes and villainsbut will that be enough to defeat a creature who is immune to the powers of the Yellow Rings? A new status quo for the Sinestro Corps begins here!
Who knew the aftermath of a battle could be so interesting? This was a terrific coda to the Paling, though troubles are now in Soranik's future. Sensational read with outstanding visuals. Read Full Review
The Paling is finsished, but will Soranik survive the aftermath?....... man, that sounds like a generic solicit, but you know what? It makes for a fine ass story here. Since all the action was really spent in the previous issues, here we see Soranik try to deal with her new role as leader of the Sinestro Corps with a more low key feel to the storytelling and it's fantastic because of this. On top of great art all the way through and strong writing, this is a issue of Sinestro that you don't want to miss. Read Full Review
Sinestro #21 is the start of something new with potential. Hopefully things that will stick after Rebirth because readers need to feel as though their stories are growing rather than doing more of the same. Read Full Review
Sinestro #21 transitions the title from the end of the confrontation of the Paling, setting the stage for the final two issues in one of DC's most underrated series before Rebirth strikes. Cullen Bunn seems to squander some of what remains with plot points and moments which seem to serve no purpose while spending others rewarding readers with great character moments. A new era begins for the Sinestro Corps but dark days are looming just on the horizon. Four out of five lanterns. Read Full Review
But I guess you would consider that a small gripe right? I did previously state that I definitely enjoyed the Mongul officially returning scene and that the art was good so what's there to be upset about? Surely, I'm not still upset with the DCU cameos am I? Yes I am. Surely, I didn't cringe with Bullen's odd placement of Superman and Wonder Woman's potential affection for Bekka? Yes I did. The problems with this issue were that of old and still very minor. However, if this was basketball (see how I eventually made my way back to March Madness?) and you have three turnovers in a game, that's not the worst thing in the world but it looks particularly bad if you don't do anything positive to make people forget about all your bad. That is the best possible basketball analogy you could hope for when comparing this issue. You're welcome. Read Full Review
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