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Green Lantern #9 (2012)
Writer: Geoff Johns / Artist: Doug Mahnke

 

Review Information

Reviewer: Jose Castellanos
Review Date: May 2012

Comic Information

Publisher: DC

9.0

out of 10

 

The lid is lifted on the Indigo Tribe's can, and it is indeed infested with ugly, psychotic worms. Sinestro's transformation takes him back to a very emotional moment in his life, while Hal Jordan discovers the truth behind the the Indigo ring bearers. There is no shocking revelation here, as Johns has been slowly but surely hinting at the big secret; he just puts the pieces together in a cohesive and logical manner.

There is a reason why this story is being told after big events like "Blackest Night" and "War of the Green Lanterns," the purpose of this Corps can truly define the fate of the universe. Once again, Doug Mahnke shines with intricate and beautiful panels, while Alex Sinclair rocks the colors to create a damp, cold, and scary place in the world of Nok. Yup... Nok! Then there's those damn Guardians; truly unlikeable little midgets. Fantastic issue.

 






 
 



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