srsjuiceman

September 20, 2011 6:52 am LOL, true enough. I didn't really read Green Lantern until after Kyle Rayner had taken over just prior to Zero Hour. What bothers me is that as a long time reader of DC I can see how the events of the past are so connected to the present. The Death of Superman in '92 resulted in Hal going bonkers and murdering the corps. Now with Green Lantern seemingly continuing on where they left off, but with Superman drastically different (at least as far as Action Comics is concerned) I have to ask if Superman has died in the reboot and if not how will that be addressed, if at all, in Green Lantern with regard to the Master of the Manhunters and the destruction of Coast City.

September 20, 2011 6:37 am I liked the story and the pencils were great, but the color kills me every time I look at the book. Is Batwoman dead? She is literally so ashen faced in this book that a friend who flipped through the book thought she was some kind of female version of the Joker. Please just a hint of color because it distracted me so much.

September 16, 2011 7:50 am I have to admit I was a little underwhelmed. This was the book I was most looking forward to and I think my expectations may have been a tad unrealistic and have colored the end result for me. The story was pretty good if a little generic for my tastes. The art was distracting and a little ugly.

September 16, 2011 7:43 am I was unimpressed. I didn't believe for a moment that this book would be more about Sinestro then Hal, but I would have liked a little more about the guy. As for Hal's section of the book, I like the fact that he's having trouble adjusting, but to be honest I don't really care about Hal struggling to pay his bills. Hal was dead for years. I assume he would have been evicted then too and would have had trouble coming back. Unless it was wiped from continuity.