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Amazing

This is so bad... It really has nothing to do with Green Lantern or Jessica Cruz. Why would the writer choose to make the story based in Coast City? Jessica is from Portland and Coast City is Hal Jordan's City.

The most boring issue so far.

Just stop this bullshit. Sinestro dispises Kyle Ranyer because he considers Kyle an unworthy Green Lantern. Why would he have an eye for Jessica, the most unworthy earth lantern of all? And Hal's always been an empathetic person. He mentored Jessica when she joined the league. They have a close relationship like brother and sister. The writer is just dwarfing Hal to push Jessica, shamefully .
>It's sad to come to know, in these days, Hal Jordan, or his archenemy, is just a plot tool to push those secondary lanterns. And it's really a weird and stupid business strategy since Hal is still DC's most popular Green Lantern. more

Sounds promising

Not as good as previous issues but still better than Bendis’ run.

I know perhaps nobody cares about Sinestro except me but I'm a huge fan of this character. Sinestro having a threesome is totally out of character. He is not that kind of villains who indulge in sex. Instead, he is a tyrant who addicts himself to power, to authority. Making him randomly have sex just falls to a new low. Obviously Thorne knows nothing about the GL franchise. He knows nothing about Sinestro either. I don't know why he insists on writing Hal Jordan's archenemy since everyone knows he loathes Hal. Perhaps because John Stewart is so bland that he doesn't have his own villain so he has to steal from Hal. Or perhaps Thorne just wants to ruin Hal's villain since his writing is sooooooo bad.
Beyond that, Teen Lantern taking down Sinestro's elites is one of the most ridiculous scene I've read in GL comics in years. And Thorne is even ripping off Hal's story in Future States written by Robert Venditti, which is already a bad enough story. more

epically gross

I enjoyed this book, although there are parts that I skipped over because I don't find the characters interesting. I'm really here for the Alan Scott and Black Lantern parts, both of which I thought were strong in this issue.

And I loved the flashback of Roy with his Uncle Hal!

While we've seen the destruction of the League a number of times, Zdarsky's story is something a little more. The characterization is strong and the interactions engaging and entertaining. It reminds me of how much I miss seeing Hal Jordan interact with his contemporaries and I hope that this is the start of a trend of seeing this.

My favorite book this week.

So this issue we learn that several fan favorite GL's were killed with no fanfare at all - what a waste of the rich legacy that has been built up over the years. The artwork in the front half continues to be a travesty for the eyes.

There's literally nothing of value or interest happening here. What an awful series.

The art is ugly and the story is disgusting.

...Of course Hal is Parallax again, the move literally no one asked for but Thorne needed to put in the book to satisfy his Hal Jordan hate boner. A mess overall, I'm giving up on this book. I'll give him something, though, he managed to make Teen Lantern even more annoying than in the Bendis era, something I thought would be difficult to do.

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Alan caused the train crash that killed a lot of people because the conductor was busy having sex with him and wasn't doing his job. How is this respecting gay people?

Two stories and neither one of them was well written or had characters that I care about. DC can't ^%$tcan this book fast enough. Save your money kids.

Someone stated here that it can't get worse than this. I beg to differ, if there's one thing I know, it can ALWAYS get worse with Bendis. Take this very issue, the last one was crap, but this one managed to get even worse. The backup was awful, too, there's absolutely nothing redeeming JL. It makes me miss the Hitch and Snyder runs and those weren't good either but in comparison to this, they're like Hamlet. more

The series was originally planned with Hal Jordan being the Emerald Knight, but for some obvious reason it was changed. Now we can see this character called John Stewart based in Hal's Coast City, developing a relationship with Hal's villain, Sinestro. Really this is the dumbest way to push a character -- write a story for Hal Jordan and rename him John Stewart.

Finally an upgrade for Hal!

Ugh, did we REALLY need another story where Batman and Superman are angry with each other even though we all know it's a matter of time until they reconcile? This comes at such a bad time in contrast with what Yang is doing in Batman/Superman. Glad to see Hal in a leading role, I'm betting Geoffrey Thorne will have another breakdown if he reads this one. :))