For Green Lantern, the great things about this comic are Jo telling Hal what’s going on and who is responsible for the mystery surrounding the Central Power Batteries after recruiting Jo, Simon, Kyle, and many other lanterns to join her cause; and Hal using his ring to try and save Keli (in which her appearance in this comic is set before her cameo in Speed Force 3, since this is before she got out of her coma) and failed. At least Jeremy Adams is using Jo to do something since she barely did something at the start of Dawn of DC last year. Same thing with Keli, since a lot of writers and editors after Bendis and Geoffrey Thorne don’t know what to do with her. I hope that he’ll use Jo in later Green Lantern books after this storyline and make sure that he’ll expand Kelli’s backstory and her gauntlets, since it wasn’t expanded upon before. Overall, this comic is great. For the Guy Gardner backup, I like that Guy found Lobo (who was dealing with Omega-Bam-Man because Jeremy Adams created him and that he's a fun guy) before they would deal with space dolphins. Hope the next issue will involve Guy and Lobo riding on space dolphins because it's fun and that Lobo is fond of space dolphins because they're the only thing beautiful in the universe.
I liked this issue, mainly for Hal being so insistent in saving Keli/Teen Lantern. That Guy Gardner backup: man, where’s Beau Smith when you really need him!
I had pretty much the same reaction as you guys. Why is nobody sharing information? WTF is Jordan busting in without a plan, knowing it's gonna call down the UP Lanterns on them? Where's this dude's self control and regard for his comrades? This series has been pretty good, and Adams has, I think, a good grasp of Hal's character. This seems like another case of the characters having to be dumb for the story to work. Generally the sign of a bad story. This issue's a bit of an anomaly, based on the series so far. Hope goes somewhere good. The Guy Gardner back up was pretty good. Seems like he's trying to combine the best parts of the JLI Gardner with the best of Tomasi's GLC Gardner. Any way you slice it, more Guy, is plus.
Jeremy Adams is trying to fix Greenlantern lore. I have to buy the single issues I fell off of buying comics. I’m not buying as much like I used too
I like his run - Hal has to get with it!
For Green Lantern, the great things about this comic are Jo telling Hal what’s going on and who is responsible for the mystery surrounding the Central Power Batteries after recruiting Jo, Simon, Kyle, and many other lanterns to join her cause; and Hal using his ring to try and save Keli (in which her appearance in this comic is set before her cameo in Speed Force 3, since this is before she got out of her coma) and failed. At least Jeremy Adams is using Jo to do something since she barely did something at the start of Dawn of DC last year. Same thing with Keli, since a lot of writers and editors after Bendis and Geoffrey Thorne don’t know what to do with her. I hope that he’ll use Jo in later Green Lantern books after this storyline and make sure that he’ll expand Kelli’s backstory and her gauntlets, since it wasn’t expanded upon before. Overall, this comic is great.
For the Guy Gardner backup, I like that Guy found Lobo (who was dealing with Omega-Bam-Man because Jeremy Adams created him and that he's a fun guy) before they would deal with space dolphins. Hope the next issue will involve Guy and Lobo riding on space dolphins because it's fun and that Lobo is fond of space dolphins because they're the only thing beautiful in the universe.
I love green lantern its amazing
I liked this issue, mainly for Hal being so insistent in saving Keli/Teen Lantern.
That Guy Gardner backup: man, where’s Beau Smith when you really need him!
I liked ideas of Geoffrey Thorn, until point where he splits John Stewart
He was just trying to do Mosaic - and he was getting so many things wrong
I had pretty much the same reaction as you guys. Why is nobody sharing information? WTF is Jordan busting in without a plan, knowing it's gonna call down the UP Lanterns on them? Where's this dude's self control and regard for his comrades? This series has been pretty good, and Adams has, I think, a good grasp of Hal's character. This seems like another case of the characters having to be dumb for the story to work. Generally the sign of a bad story. This issue's a bit of an anomaly, based on the series so far. Hope goes somewhere good.
The Guy Gardner back up was pretty good. Seems like he's trying to combine the best parts of the JLI Gardner with the best of Tomasi's GLC Gardner. Any way you slice it, more Guy, is plus.
Guy is my favorite lantern and this is just generic guy - i know it's just a fun backup, but guy ends on a joke as an entire planet blows up