DC should have known better than constantly making Hal a pathetic villain while price gouging his variant covers to make money.

I went into this issue hoping for something fresh and compelling, but what I found was disappointingly shallow. The writing felt overly simplistic and strangely outdated—not in a nostalgic or intentional way, but more like something pulled straight from a half-hearted script from the 1950s, without any of the charm. The character responses to major situations lacked any real depth or originality, and the dialogue came off as forced and uninspired. For a first issue meant to launch a new chapter, this felt more like a misfire than a setup. It’s hard to shake the feeling that the creative team isn’t fully invested in making this book succeed more

Cutesy tripe that borders on unreadable. This is a book for fans of a certain type of writing and not specifically for fans of Supergirl so be warned. Of course if you know Sophie Campbells work then you already knew that. The art is too cartoony for me but is still well done except for the gopher teeth everyone has. The plump supergirl looks to be wearing a mouth guard in one panel. I'm not really sure why this type of book isn't under it's own imprint by now. more

Adams tried to explain why there are so many redundant earth lanterns. But this issue still failed to convince me of their validity. IMO they don't need to be legitimized. They need to be pruned.
And the Jessica Cruz backup story is so stupid. Thaaros just swallowed her clumsy lies and tricks like an idiot? That’s the big bad the corps are dealing with? Is this story written for infants?

Plus, too many earth lanterns are so boring. It would be much better if the one who rescued Hal is Arisia, Trilla-Tru, or Iolande, instead of Jo who nobody cares about. more

The end of the road