We start with a quick recap of Kyle Rayner’s induction into the Corps. I wonder if there was a missing caption on page 1 of this book; there’s no explanation as to exactly when in the history of this new rebooted DCU Oa was trashed, all the Lanterns were killed and Ganthet forged “the last power ring” to hand to Kyle. All this could be quite confusing for a new GL reader, who has already been introduced to Hal as Green Lantern five years ago in “Justice League”, Sinestro as our present day GL in the “Green Lantern” title and 3600 Lanterns in last week’s pitch-perfect “Green Lantern Corps” book. That niggle aside, the story proceeds with a really interesting premise – rings of all colours are rejecting their current bearers in favour of one individual; Kyle Rayner. The other Corps are not happy and want their rings back. Hilarity (or at least a big ol’ fight) ensues. I like the chracters of Kyle and Saint Walker, but I’m sorry that Fatality seems to be taking the role of Star Sapphire; I’ve never found anything interesting about her before, so it’ll be a challenge for Tony Bedard to make me care. I think the story’s ok if you’re interested in the rainbow hued Corps that emerged out of Blackest Night, but it’s probably a step too far for new readers. The big disappointment for me was Tyler Kirkham’s artwork; I loved what he did on the previous GLCorps “Weaponer” arc, but here it just seemed scratchy and rushed.