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Green Lantern September 2016 Solicitations


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Here we go, a glimpse into the future. A glimpse into that month that was so special to the New52 era of DC Comics. Lets see how our favorite lanterns are faring in September shall we?
GREEN LANTERNS #6
Written by SAM HUMPHRIES
Art by JACK HERBERT
Covers by ROBSON ROCHA
Variant cover by EMANUELA LUPACCHINO
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for details.
“FAMILY DINNER”! The rookie Green Lanterns try to reconcile some of their differences, when Simon Baz makes a terrifying offer to Jessica by inviting her over for dinner with his family. Can the two survive this with the mysterious Guardian tracking the duo?

On sale SEPTEMBER 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T

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REVIEW: Green Lanterns #1


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I’ll be the first one to admit that I’m not too enthusiastic with the direction that this book seems to be going and this is only issue one. This isn’t a case against Simon Baz or Jessica Cruz mind you, but rather a yawn directed at the focus on the tired concept that is the Red Lantern Corps. I’m not throwing in the towel on this series right away but I’m praying to Oa that the true strength of the series relies on both rookie Green Lanterns. It’s ideally a new era for the Green Lantern family of titles, so let’s see how Sam Humphries and Robson Rocha plan to kick it off. Spoilers ahead!
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REVIEW: Green Lantern Corps Edge of Oblivion #6


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Even though the train for Rebirth has officially left the station, we have one straggler before the new status quo can officially take mold. It’s the final chapter of the latest mini series to feature the GLC, and despite the fact that I’ve been unimpressed to negative for most of this series, I genuinely want this finale to end on a positive note. So before we close this chapter of the Green Lantern Corps, let’s say goodbye to this universe and welcome back the old DCU.
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REVIEW: Green Lanterns Rebirth #1 (Second Opinion)


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Yes your eyes do not deceive you, there are two reviews dedicated to Green Lanterns Rebirth. It’s a new era for the Green Lantern mythos, as now we only have two monthly books to concern ourselves with. After over a year of Jessica Cruz under the influence of The Power Ring, she finally gets a chance to shine alongside her new partner Simon Baz. Now to usher in this new era for Green Lantern, as Sam Humphries (along with Geoff Johns) set the stage for the new dynamic duo.
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REVIEW: Green Lanterns Rebirth #1


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So here we are at the start of something new again. Jessica Cruz. Simon Baz. Both now in the hands of writer Sam Humphries. This is his first crack at these characters and the lantern universe. So lets find out what his take on them is and surely overreact with positive words or negativity as fans ALWAYS do. Hit the jump because the Rebirth begins here!

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REVIEW: The Omega Men #12

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Almost one year ago, I took it upon myself to add The Omega Men to the review list due to Kyle Rayner’s involvement. I was a harsh critic early on and I almost dropped the series because I couldn’t initially comprehend the themes and overall message that Tom King and Barnaby Bagneda were conveying. Fast forward to now and with DC: Rebirth on the shelves, it’s sadly time to see the Omega of this story and bid farewell to this motley crew of revolutionaries/terrorist before the story ends. Praise be to Alpha and Omega.

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