Sinestro’s back for another month of fear mongering and sinister smiles. That’s all we get in this issue so I guess you won’t have to click below for my opinion of this month’s work. Kidding. There are some new elements brought into this issue that really piqued my interest and hopefully yours. Lets get this review of Sinestro #14 under way, shall we?
Have you ever hated someone in your life? Chances are you have, and while the circumstances of a persons rage towards another human being differ, that emotional wave is something we are all familiar with. That memory can stay with a person for quite a while, depending on the person. However what if you could meet said person under different circumstances? Would you stay the course and allow rage and mistrust to guide you or will you attempt to change that predetermined fate? That’s where John Stewart face themselves with the one who destroyed Oa (no not Parallax Hal Jordan).
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Sadly the summer is almost over which means kids will be returning to school and Hollywood blockbuster become dormant until the following year. Thankfully the same can’t be said for the world of superhero comics where huge blockbuster type events could run all year along (or unless your Marvel, then a month due to double shipping). That seems to be the case with Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok’s Darkseid War, heck to some fans this is the eventual DC movieverse should look like. However only in comics can we truly appreciate the talent when a writer and an artist create perfect harmony.
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The usual suspects are here again. Well, they will be in 3 months time. November to remember? Lets take a glimpse so we can answer that question now like the a******s we fans are.
That’s right! Another variant cover gimmick to sell comics, and this time DC doesn’t stray too far from the Warner Bros. lot as they nab the classic Looney Tunes characters to star alongside our favorite heroes and villains. Check out the GL covers below and the rest of the DCU here.
It’s officially been over three years since Earth 2 was originally launched, with that truncated time frame the heroes of Earth 2 have “seen some shit.” A good chunk of those adventures have been reviewed here, but after finishing this issue4 one though popped in my mind. Ever since World’s End began the characters have been moving nonstop, which hasn’t allowed to come to terms with their recent horrific past., Which in true to life form does fit and makes their character arcs more interesting. However as we all know sometimes when the past isn’t dealt with properly it can lead to lingering problems.
Here we are once again to examine the space drama following the terrorist group known as the Omega Men. If you’ve read my previous reviews then you know my stance on the short life span of the series. Honestly I’m surprised that I even bothered to read this issue when you factor how unsatisfied I was due to storytelling choices made by the author. Yet despite that I felt compelled to give The Omega Men another chance before ultimately dropping this book from the review pile. So did The Omega Men manage to convince me to stick around or is the final review of the series?
Man I have to tell you that sometimes the mythical fifth week can be a real buzzkill for issues, you are looking forward to the following month. It’s been two months since Hal’s rogue status quo and while it’s impossible to judge a new direction so soon, but usually the third issue begins to cement the foreseeable future of a run. Hal Jordan being a “renegade” can be seen as good entry point but as Robert Venditti knows that you need to be able to hook readers for however long your story is. Also in shocking news to Ethan Van Sciver returns!
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This fan made poster could become reality. Check below to see what the singer/actor said to Collider about his fan made campaign turned WB meeting about a potential role in a Green Lantern film.
So here we are again folks. Sinestro is mischievous. Soranik is emotional and we’ve got a new number on the top left corner of our issue. Sinestro #13 does more for the previous issue than it does for the next and below I’ll try to convince myself and you whether that is a good thing or not. Lets find out together, shall we?
