When we last left our favorite antagonist, Sinestro, he had just been surrounded by the reawakened dead of the Paling. The unemotional dead have risen to extinguish all who stand in their way. I think. Their plans aren’t as clear in this issue, so lets just hop over the jump to find out what happens and whether its good, bad or ugly.
The return of the sales numbers report! Hopefully, these numbers won’t deflate your excitement for the titles, because they are definitely not the high charting numbers lantern fans may be used to. Besides, you should never ever let the amount of people reading a certain book dictate whether you want to read that book. Anyway, lets find out how our titles did in November.
Can’t wait to get a glimpse at the future of Green Lantern comics? Are you just whimpering in the corner because you want to see what the cover to Green Lantern #50 will look like? Well whimper no more sir or madam! The solicitations for March are here and $#!% is going down!
Last issue we were treated to two insanely powerful egotistical villains who would much rather think of themselves as “Anti-Heroes” in Black Adam and our main character Sinestro. So what does Cullen Bunn offer up for us readers this time around? Well, more cameos and more Black Adam and less intrigue. Hit the jump for the play by play…or something like that.
Harley Quinn! Supergirl! Telos! Lady Styx! Guest stars run February as these solicitations suggest. Continue on below for the lineup.
| GREEN LANTERN #49 Written by ROBERT VENDITTI Art by MARTIN COCCOLO Cover by BILLY TAN and MARK IRWIN Variant cover by NEAL ADAMS On sale FEBRUARY 3 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for details.Green Lantern faces off against Sonar and the forces of Modora in an explosive final showdown—but does Hal have enough will to stand up to the coming threat of Parallax? |
This is definitely the meeting I expected it to be. Sinestro. Black Adam. Black and yellow. Black and yellow. Pittsburgh would be so proud. Come take a gander at my thoughts below on this interesting meeting between the two longstanding villains of the DC Universe and their matching color scheme and similar ideals. Oh, and some plot progression too!
Its that time of the month…and no, this isn’t a period joke. Its that time of the month were DC Comics gives us a glimpse of the future of Green Lantern comics. Check out what’s in store for you including a new miniseries, a Justice Leaguer cameo and the continuation of the “Darkseid War”. Enjoy the covers and solicitations below!
As the headlines reads, DC Comics announced today that their latest variant cover stunt and it is the funnest one yet. A coloring book cover?! Genius. I know a certain lady in my life is going to wipe out her colored pencils and have a grand ol time. Check out the lantern related covers below and a full view of the others here.
Announced today at New York Comic Con, Tom Taylor (Superior Iron Man, Injustice: Gods Among Us) will be writing a miniseries for DC Comics entitled Green Lantern: Edge of Oblivion featuring the fan favorite Ethan Van Sciver (Green Lantern: Rebirth, Sinestro) on art duties. Check below for the variant cover to issue one by another lantern fan favorite, Ivan Reis.
You read that headline right? Well, that’s all you need to know! Get excited, because Justice League: Action is coming. Full report below via WF.