With the release of Sinestro #23 one of DC's most underrated series comes to a close.  Geoff Johns may have redefined Sinestro for the modern age, but this series by Cullen Bunn has been a master class is how to write a nuanced three dimensional villain and show that there's always something more behind a twirling mustache.  The issue is hampered by so-so artwork but it's nonetheless a fitting end to the series.  Eight out of ten lanterns. Read Full Review

A quick ending to this series, but an adequate one. More could have been done, but Rebirth has ended this title. It was good to see a villain get his own run in the DC Universe, as short as it was, but the future holds a return to Sinestro and his Corps soon enough. Read Full Review

Sinestro ends with a bit of a whimper to me as the main story is a little boring and way to simplistic, but it does act as a bridge to what's to come with our Fear Lanterns after Rebirth...... and really, I'm just happy that they'll be sticking around in one book or another.  Even though I really enjoyed aspects to this book, like the character work on Soranik and how great the art is, the biggest problem I have, which seems to be something that Cullen Bunn's books do whenever they show up, is the portrayal of the Red Lanterns, who come off as a shell of their former selves and that's a real shame because these used to be some really excellent characters. Read Full Review