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Comic Book Review: Countdown to Final Crisis #8 2008-03-06 09:37:57 Countdown to FinalCrisis
continues to chug steadily toward its conclusion. There is no doubt that this title has been a serious disappointment and a mere shell of what 52 was. However, at least Dini has delivered serviceable reads as we head to the end of this title. Will Dini be able to keep it rolling or will Countdown to Final Crisis suffer from an unsatisfactory ending? Let’s do this review for Countdown to Final Crisis #8 and find out.Creative TeamWriters: Paul Dini, Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti & Keith GiffenPencils: Carlos MagnoInks: Rodney RamosArt Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 5 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 5.5 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with the Atom blaming himself for Jean descending into madness and killing Sue Dibny. Ray Palmer then Read more:Comic
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New Comic Books For March 5, 2008 2008-03-05 10:15:16 DC COMICSCountdown to Final Crisis #8Detective Comic
s #842Green Lantern #28Midnighter #17Nightwing #142MARVEL COMICSAmazing Spider-Man #552Cable #1Moon Knight #16Punisher War Journal #17Twelve #3Uncanny X-Men #496X-Force #2I stumbled across a list of the Top 10 most admired companies.10. Goldman Sachs9. Johnson & Johnson8. Proctor & Gamble7. FedEx6. Starbucks5. Toyota4. Google3. General Electric2. Berkshire Hathaway1. AppleThis Top 10 list was compiled by Fortune and its survey partners at Hay Group who questioned more than 3,700 people from dozens of industries. I have to admit that I am a total Apple whore. I love just about everything that Steve Jobs trots out. I have also been impressed with how Google has managed their company and their growth. However, I don’t really care m Read more:Books
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Weekly Awards For The Comic Books From February 27, 2008 2008-03-05 07:27:20 Let’s go ahead and dish out The Revolution’s weekly awards.The nominees for the Che for the best read of the week:All Star Batman and Robin #9Captain America #35Daredevil #105Legion of Super Heroes #39Project Super Powers #1Teen Titans #56Thor #6Ultimate Spider-Man #119The Winner: Project Super Powers #1This week was an extremely tough pick. We really got spoiled with so many fantastic reads this week. This was certainly one of the stronger selection of comic books that we have gotten in a long time. I enjoyed All Star Batman and Robin #9 immensely. However, the outrageous style of writing and limited appeal prevented this title from garnering the Che this week. Both of Brubaker’s reads were impressive. Captain America #35 was another quality read. However, it lacked that somet Read more:Awards
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Comic Book Review: Thor #6 2008-03-04 14:18:19 With the exception of the one issue dedicated to JMS’ bizarre obsession with punking out Tony Stark, The Revolution has been impressed with Thor. JMS appears to have a nice handle on Thor’s character. And JMS’ style of writing is an excellent match for a magic based title full of Norse gods. I am sure that Thor #6 will be another quality read. Let’s do this review.Creative TeamWriter: J. Michael StraczynskiPencils: Olivier CopielInks: Mark MoralesArt Rating: 9 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with Donald Blake eating breakfast at the local diner with several other locals. The locals at the table each recount a strange tale that they have had with their new neighbors: The Asgardians. One man tells how Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Teen Titans #56 2008-03-04 08:49:47 The Revolution found the last issue of the Teen Titans
to be rather pedestrian. However, for the most part, McKeever has done a solid job on this title. I expect McKeever to crank it back up with Teen Titans #56. Let’s go ahead and hit this review.Creative TeamWriters: Sean McKeeverPencils: Eddy BarrowsInks: Jimmy Palmiotti & Julio FerreiraArt Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with the Titans brawling against Shockwave. Kid Devil screws up and Shockwave is able to escape. On the ride back to the Titans Tower, Robin bitches out Kid Devil for not following their plan. The Titans arrive at the Tower. Wonder Girl and Robin head off for the week. Robin tells Kid Devil to not burn down the Tower unt Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: All Star Batman and Robin #9 2008-03-03 14:38:21 The Revolution always has a blast reading Miller’s All Star Batman
and Robin
. I know that many people have been turned off by Miller’s obviously outrageous take on Batman in this title. And, yes, Miller has become incapable of writing any title without making it seem like Sin City. However, I appreciate Miller’s unique approach to the Batman. The vast majority of comic books are so politically correct and are scared of offending anyone that they have basically become totally neutered.Not Miller. His stories are a concoction of booze, cigarettes, sex and testosterone. Miller delivers his stories with a pissed off middle finger showing no fear of alienating himself from the rest of the hive minded PC community of comic book writers. I always appreciate the rebel and I can dig it when a Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Captain America #35 2008-03-03 10:15:23 The Revolution praises Brubaker’s CaptainAmerica
each and every month. Honestly, I’m not related to Brubaker and I have no agenda. The fact is that Brubaker really is cranking out a run on this title that is certain to become legendary. There is no doubt in my mind that Captain America
#35 is going to be another incredible read. Let’s do this review.Creative TeamWriter: Ed BrubakerPencils: Butch GuiceInks: Butch Guice & Mike PerkinsArt Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with the Falcon at the upstate New York facility of Dr. Faustus. Falcon contacts Tony and informs him of this discovery and that it appears that Dr. Faustus abandoned the facility a few days ago. Tony tells Falcon to keep s Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Justice Society of America #13 2008-03-02 20:54:08 The Revolution has found the past two issues of the JusticeSociety
of America
to be rather disappointing. And that is surprising considering how consistent this title had been through the first eleven issues. It appears that Johns is finally ready to get the Gog story arc rolling in earnest. Hopefully, with Justice Society of America #13 Johns will return to form and deliver a quality read. Let’s hit this review.Creative TeamWriter: Geoff Johns & Alex RossPencils: Fernando PasarinInks: Richard FriendArt Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10.Story Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10.Overall Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10.Synopsis: We begin with Jakeem Thunder whining to Star Girl how all the good rooms in the Brownstone have already been taken by all the new members of the JSA. Jakeem then ki Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Legion of Super Heroes #39 2008-03-01 17:43:53 The Revolution has thoroughly enjoyed Shooter and Manapul’s first two issues on the Legion
of Super
Heroes. It is great to see this title shaping back into form after being such a lackluster read for so many years. I haven’t been this excited about reading the Legion of Super Heroes since DC wised up and wiped out the DnA Legion and allowed Waid and Kitson to start fresh and try and establish a Legion more loyal to the true essence and roots of what makes the Legion of Super Heroes so unique. Unfortunately, Waid’s threeboot, though solid, simply lacked that something special that Shooter has managed to bring to this title. Shooter knows the Legion like so very few writers and he is putting on a clinic on how to handle these characters. There is no doubt that Legion of Super Heroes #3 Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Action Comics #862 2008-02-29 09:21:59 The Revolution had extremely high expectations with this story arc involving the Legion of Super Heroes from the Lightning Saga over on the JLA and the JSA. Unfortunately, Johns has failed at meeting my expectations. However, I simply have to believe that Johns has something special in store for us as we near the end of this story arc. ActionComic
s #862 is the penultimate issue on this story arc and I have faith that Johns will deliver a quality read. Let’s hit this review.Creative TeamWriters: Geoff JohnsPencils: Gary FrankInks: Jon SibalArt Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 5 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 6.5 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with Superman saying that it is time that they called in the Legion of Substitute Heroes. Brainiac 5 agrees. Colossal Bo Read more:Comics
The Revolution's Second Anniversary 2008-02-29 09:20:17 February marks the second anniversary of The Revolution. I cannot believe it has already been two years! I never thought that I would be doing this blog for longer than maybe six months or so. This blog started off as just an outlet for me to blow off some steam about comic books, discuss comic books with fellow fans and to try and encourage people to try reading titles that they never thought about reading before.And what has been the most rewarding part of doing The Revolution is whenever anyone posts that they tried a certain title because of my reviews and that they now read the title regularly. That is awesome. Spreading the joy of comic books is wonderful.In the first year, The Revolution had around 50,000 visitors. I was stunned and amazed. Well, The Revolution continues to spread a Read more:Anniversary
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Comic Book Review: Countdown to Final Crisis #9 2008-02-28 09:52:44 The Revolution has found Countdown
to FinalCrisis
to be a serviceable read the past month. If nothing else, I think that Dini will give us a good enough ending that will successfully get the reader excited about the upcoming Final Crisis. Let’s go ahead and hit this review for Countdown to Final Crisis #9.Creative TeamWriters: Paul Dini, Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti & Keith GiffenPencils: Tom DerenickInks: Wayne FaucherArt Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with Piper and Desaad crawling out of the rubble. Desaad grabs Piper and orders him to play his flute. The OMAC carrying Karate Kid arrives on the scene. Desaad says that he must have the anti-life equation. That Piper is key to Desaad’s Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Detective Comics #841 2008-02-27 08:10:04 I havent' read an issue of DetectiveComic
s in a while, so while I visited the bunker Rokk threw me an issue to try out. I know Paul Dini from his solid work on the animated series and like Batman comics in general, so I'm hoping this will be a good read. Let us find outCreative TeamWriter: Paul DiniPenciler:Dustin NguyenInker:Derek FridolfsArt Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: Bruce Wayne attends a fashion show, when it is held up by the Mad Hatter and his Wonderland Gang. Numerous thefts later, by pairs of storybook clad villians, eventually lead Batman to the Mad Hatter's lair, where he finds the Mad Hatter being held and mind controlled by Tweedledee and Tweedledum. Once they are caught and sent to jail Read more:Comics
New Comic Books For February 27, 2008 2008-02-27 07:52:57 DC COMICSACTION COMICS #862ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN THE BOY WONDER #9BATMAN #674COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS #9DEATHBLOW #9JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #13LEGION OF SUPER HEROES #39TEEN TITANS #56MARVEL COMICSCAPTAIN AMERICA #35CRIMINAL 2 #1DAREDEVIL #105KICK ASS #1MARVEL ADVENTURES IRON MAN #10THOR #6ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #119I stumbled across a list of the Top 10 rural areas to live in. This Top 10 list was compiled by Progressive Farmer. I grew up in Miami and now currently live in an urban neighborhood right next to the downtown of the city I now call home. So, even though I have always lived in urban areas, I have to admit that every once in a while I get the desire to pack up and move to some nice quiet rural area. Anyway, the Top 10 rural areas in America are:10. La Plata, Colorado9. Gilc Read more:Books
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Weekly Awards For The Comic Books From February 20, 2008 2008-02-26 20:24:43 Let’s go ahead and dish out The Revolution’s weekly awards.The nominees for the Che for the best read of the week:Iron Man #26Justice League of America #18Mighty Avengers #9Superman/Batman #46The Winner: Iron Man #26This week had several very entertaining reads. Justice League of America #18 and Mighty Avengers #9 were both pleasant surprises as both issues delivered enjoyable and fun reads this week. Both issues were fast reads that offered a delightful bit of escapism.I also really enjoyed Superman/Batman #46. This issue was a great read. I found Superman’s reaction to the magic Kryptonite hilarious. It was humorous seeing the Man of Steel acting like he had taken several massive bong hits. Superman’s bad case of the munchies was perfect.This issue also gave us a neat little char Read more:Awards
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Comic Book Review: Countdown to Final Crisis #10 2008-02-26 10:09:14 We are entering the home run stretch on Countdown
. Dini has surprised me by managing to salvage this title over the course of the past month with some solid, though not spectacular, reads. Hopefully, this trend will continue and Dini will be able to give us an exciting ending. Let’s do this review for Countdown to FinalCrisis
#10.Creative TeamWriters: Paul Dini, Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti & Keith GiffenPencils: Scott KollinsInks: Mark McKennaArt Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with Mary leading Harley and Holly to a large locked vault door. Mary says that the gods are just beyond this door. Harley blasts the door down with a large gun. Behind the door is some sort of cosmic fire filled co Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Hulk #2 2008-02-26 08:49:39 Marvel unveiled another Hulk comic book with the debut of Hulk #1. The little twist about this title is that it deals with an all new red Hulk. The creative team consists of Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness. Now, I’m not a big Hulk fan. I haven’t really read the Incredible Hulk since I was probably about 11 or 12. And I was totally unimpressed with World War Hulk. So, the question is why in the world would I give this new Hulk a try? Well, the main reason is because I love Ed McGuinness’ artwork. And I think he is perfectly suited to draw a character like the Hulk. And a minor reason is that I’m just a bit curious to learn more about this red Hulk.Now, Jeph Loeb has really been striking out left and right since arriving at Marvel. His run on Wolverine was completely unreadable. And his Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Ultimates 3 #3 2008-02-25 11:29:51 The Revolution has not been all that impressed with Loeb’s take on the Ultimates. I will give fair disclosure that I was a huge fan of Millar’s run on this title. And any version of the Ultimates that strayed too far from what Millar gave us probably had little chance of winning me over. At any rate, I’m still giving this title a fair shake. Let’s go ahead and hit this review for Ultimates 3 #3.Creative TeamWriter: Jeph LoebArtist: Joe MadureiraArt Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 4 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 5.5 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with Wolverine walking into the Ultimates’ mansion. Wolverine says he is here because the X-Men make Magneto their business. And that the Brotherhood is connected to Magneto. Hawkeye asks Wolverine “Didn’t Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Mighty Avengers #9 2008-02-24 12:50:10 Mighty Avengers
, though not as dreadfully dull and stagnant of a read as New Avengers, still hasn’t been all that impressive. Bendis has delivered a slow and lumbering story on this title. Now that we finally have an artist on board who can keep a monthly schedule and Bendis has finally gotten past the horribly executed Venom symbiote story arc, maybe this title can finally get rolling. If anything else, Mighty Avengers #9 has the potential to deliver a fun action packed read. Let’s do this review for Mighty Avengers #9.Creative TeamWriter: Brain Michael BendisPencils: Mark BagleyInks: Danny MikiArt Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with Doctor Doom finishing having what I’m sure was some phen Read more:Comic
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Comic Book Review: Batman and the Outsiders #4 2008-02-23 10:07:41 Batman and the Outsiders has been a solid title. But, it needs to do something more than just be average if it expects to earn a spot on The Revolution’s permanent pull list. I’m still not entirely sold on the roster that Dixon has assembled. Maybe, Dixon can win me over with Batman and the Outsiders #4. Let’s go ahead and do this review.Creative TeamWriter: Chuck DixonPencils: Julian LopezInks: BitArt Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with Batgirl, Green Arrow, Metamorpho and Katana in a jungle in French Guiana. Green Arrow suddenly attacks Batgirl. Ollie thinks that she is a killer and shouldn’t be on the team. Ollie doesn’t trust her. Katana tells Ollie to back off and calm down. Green Read more:Batman
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Comic Book Review: Justice League of America #18 2008-02-22 15:41:41 Justice League
of America
continues to be nothing more than an average read. Considering that this title is DC’s flagship team title, I have higher expectations than I would for your average comic book. I am surprised that DC is content with their premier super team being such a run of the mill product. Maybe Burnett and McDuffie can crank it up with Justice League of America #18 and get this title rolling in a positive fashion. Let’s go ahead and do this review for Justice League of America #18.Creative TeamWriters: Alan Burnett & Dwayne McDuffiePencils: Ed Benes & Jon Boy MeyersInks: Sandra Hope, Mariah Benes, Ed Benes, Victor Llamas & Serge LaPointeArt Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 7.5 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: W Read more:Comic
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New Comic Books For February 20, 2008 2008-02-20 07:52:31 DC COMICSBatman and the Outsiders #4Countdown to Final Crisis #10Flash #237Justice League of America #18Robin #171Superman Batman #46MARVEL COMICSAmazing Spider-Man #551Hulk #2Immortal Iron Fist Orson Randall Green Mist Death #1Iron Man #26Mighty Avengers #9Ultimate Human #2Ultimate X-Men #91Ultimates 3 #3Wolverine Origins #22I have no idea how in the world the cover for February
’s issue of Playboy practically slipped past my radar. Tenzil and I were working out in the gym here at the Bunker when he told me about the big controversy surrounding this issue of Playboy. So, of course, after we left the gym I immediately scrambled around the internet looking for a picture of this cover of Playboy. Oh my. Wonder Woman has never looked so fine.I have seen that DC has trotted out the no comment Read more:Books
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Weekly Awards For Comic Books From February 13, 2008 2008-02-19 21:06:17 Let’s go ahead and dish out The Revolution’s weekly awards.The nominees for the Che for the best read of the week:Ghost Rider #20X-Factor #28X-Force #1The Winner: X-Factor #28This week was another average week. Almost all of the comic books this week were solid reads, but none of them were anything spectacular that would separate them from the rest of the pack. I enjoyed the debut issue of X-Force. I certainly found this issue to be better than my initial expectations. I’m actually excited about the fact that X-Force might actually be able to earn a spot on The Revolution’s permanent pull list.Ghost Rider #20 was just a blast to read. It is great that Aaron has finally made this title an enjoyable read after having to suffer through Way’s dismal run. I have a positive feeling tha Read more:Awards
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Comic Book Review: Ghost Rider #20 2008-02-15 15:27:26 Finally, Daniel Way has left GhostRider
. The Revolution has been waiting for this moment pretty much ever since Ghost Rider
#1 came out. I just wasn’t impressed with Way’s writing at all. The new scribe on Ghost Rider is Jason Aaron. He is the writer over on Wolverine, and while Aaron has never blown me away, he certainly has never disappointed like Way has. So, this is at least a step in the right direction.Unfortunately, mi hermanos Mark Texeira and Javier Saltares are off Ghost Rider as well. That is unfortunate, since I like Saltares art and I have always found Texeira to be the definitive Ghost Rider artist. Roland Boschi takes over the art duties and brings a much different look to this title. Let’s go ahead and hit this review for Ghost Rider #20.Creative TeamWriter: Jason Aa Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Wolverine #62 2008-02-15 12:34:49 The Revolution hasn’t bothered to post a review of Wolverine
in quite some time. Honestly, it has been a rather long time since I found Wolverine to be a particularly good read. I have not been thrilled with the direction that Marvel has taken Wolverine ever since he regained his memories. At any rate, I figured it was time to go ahead and crank out a review of what used to be one of the coolest characters in the 616 Universe. Let’s do this review for Wolverine #62.Creative TeamWriter: Jason AaronArtist: Ron GarneyArt Rating: 6 Night Girls out of 10.Story Rating: 5 Night Girls out of 10.Overall Rating: 5.5 Night Girls out of 10.Synopsis: We begin with a flashback to 1921 in the Sondran Desert, Mexico. We see Wolverine and Mystique blindfolded and tied to posts and set before a firing s Read more:Comic
New Comic Books For March 12, 2008 2008-03-12 08:23:53 DC COMICSBOOSTER GOLD #7COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS #7GREEN LANTERN CORPS #22LEGION OF SUPER HEROES IN THE 31ST CENTURY #12SALVATION RUN #5SUPERMAN #674MARVEL COMICSAMAZING SPIDER-MAN #553FANTASTIC FOUR #555IRON MAN ENTER MANDARIN #6LAST DEFENDERS #1MIGHTY AVENGERS #10NEW EXILES #3NOVA #11WOLVERINE #63X-FACTOR #29No Top 10 list or anything this week. I’m beginning to feel much better, but having to miss time from work has really increased my workload for this week. So, let’s go ahead and check out the comic books for this week. We have another large week with 15 titles headed to the Bunker this week. This week’s shipment of comic books is a bit heavier with Marvel titles than DC titles.Which DC comic book am I most looking forward to reading? This is a tough choice. We have several exc Read more:Books
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Weekly Awards For The Comic Books From March 5, 2008 2008-03-12 08:06:29 Let’s go ahead and dish out The Revolution’s weekly awards.The nominees for the Che for the best read of the week:Green Lantern #28Moon Knight #16The Winner: Green Lantern #28Unlike last week, this week was a really easy pick. There were plenty of solid and serviceable reads this past week, but not too many that were anything special. Moon Knight #16 was another fine read. Moon Knight is a balanced title that combines hardcore violence along with well crafted dialogue and excellent character work. If you enjoy dark and mentally unstable heroes then I would definitely recommend giving Moon Knight a try.However, I had to hand the Che to Green Lantern #28. I’ve already posted a review for this issue, so I’m not going to re-hash how much I enjoy what Johns is doing on this title. Suffi Read more:Awards
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Comic Book Review: Uncanny X-Men #496 2008-03-11 14:10:41 Last issue of Uncanny X-Men laid the foundation for the new direction for this title in the wake of the Messiah Complex. It was not anything spectacular, but it certainly was a solid issue that kicked off what should be an entertaining story arc. I’m sure that Brubaker has another reliable read in store for us with Uncanny X-Men #496. Let’s do this review.Creative TeamWriter: Ed BrubakerArt: Michael ChoiArt Rating: 9 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 7 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with Angel joining the other dirty hippies, as Eric Cartman would say, in their little mind trip that is going on in San Francisco. We see Hepzibah, already under the influence of the strange time warp, hanging out and dancing with some hippies. One of the hi Read more:Comic
Comic Book Review: Green Lantern #28 2008-03-10 15:04:32 Green Lantern
is always a title that The Revolution looks forward to reading. Johns is giving us a run that is going to become the definitive take on the Green Lantern mythos. There is no doubt in my mind that Green Lantern #28 is going to offer up yet another enjoyable read. Let’s go ahead and hit this review.Creative TeamWriter: Geoff JohnsArtist: Mike McKoneInkers: Andy Lanning, Marlo Alquiza & Norm RapmundArt Rating: 8 Night Girls out of 10Story Rating: 9 Night Girls out of 10Overall Rating: 8.5 Night Girls out of 10Synopsis: We begin with two aliens, Qull and Atrocitus, sentenced to life in exile on Ysmault. Qull says that he was the one who planted the seeds of fear in Abin Sur, and Abin Sur in turn spread the prophecy like a disease to the Guardians of the Universe. Atrocitus Read more:Comic
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