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COMIC/Green Lantern/New Fifty-Two v. 1
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Published
New York : DC Comics c2012-
Language
English
Main Author
Geoff Johns, 1973- (-)
Other Authors
Doug Mahnke (-)
Item Description
Originally published in single magazine form in: Green Lantern 1-6 [v. 1] ; Green Lantern 7-12, Green Lantern Annual #1 [v. 2] ; Green Lantern 13-20 [v. 3] ; Green Lantern #21-26, 23.1: Relic, and Green Lantern Annuual #2 [v. 4] ; Green Lantern 27-34 [v. 5] ; Green Lantern 35-40 [v. 6] ; Green Lantern 41-46 [v. 7] ; Green Lantern 47-52 [v. 8]
Physical Description
v. : col. ill
ISBN
9781401234546
9781401237660
9781401244088
9781401247447
9781401250898
9781401254766
9781401261252
9781401265236
  • v. 1. Sinestro
  • v. 2. Revenge of the Black Hand
  • v. 3. End
  • v. 4. Dark days
  • v. 5. Test of wills
  • v. 6. Life equation
  • v. 7. Renegade
  • v. 8. Reflections
Review by Booklist Review

Following the events of the War of the Green Lanterns story line, the Guardians of the Universe have stripped Earth's Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, of his power ring. As Jordan adjusts to a mundane life on Earth and attempts to repair his relationship with longtime girlfriend Carol Ferris, the renegade Green Lantern Sinestro discovers that his former army has enslaved his home planet, Korugar. Sinestro offers Jordan a replacement power ring of his own creation on the condition that he assist his former foe in retaking his planet. Writer Johns takes the bold step of bringing the villainous Sinestro to the fore in this story arc, relegating Jordan, who has been the flagship Green Lantern ever since the series was launched more than five decades ago, to the background. Mahnke's artwork, while not particularly distinctive, has a welcome clarity that's lacking in too many contemporary superhero comics. Although last summer's film adaptation fizzled commercially and critically, Green Lantern remains one of DC Comics' most popular characters, guaranteeing demand for this latest collection, the first since the company relaunched its entire superhero line last year.--Flagg, Gordon Copyright 2010 Booklist

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