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    In this volume collecting GREEN LANTERN: NEW GUARDIANS #8-12 and BLUE BEETLE #9, Odym, the homeworld of the Blue Lanterns, is being attacked by alien conquerors know as The Reach. But faced with betrayal by one of their own, the New Guardians' uneasy alliance teeters on the edge of destruction.

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    A second serving of action with a small amount of suspense. 0

    Green Lantern: New Guardians - Beyond Hope #1 - Volume 2 by cyclonus_the_warrior on November 29, 2014

    Kyle Rayner aka Green Lantern and the other ring bearers of their respected Lantern sets were able to bargain their way to survival with the powerful angel, Invictus. He let them all live under a deal to kill the Orange Lantern, Larfleeze. The Lanterns are low on power and uneasy about it, but they leave to charge their rings anyway for the inevitable battle. -summaryGreen Lantern: New Guardians has more in common with The Green Lantern Corps. title as its main focus is the action, in which that...

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    Green Lantern: New Guardians - Beyond Hope #1 - Volume 2 by uncas007 on February 16, 2015

    The sheer goofiness of the series continues, though it is not quite as carefree as the first volume, perhaps because it now has something to live up to. The Invictus storyline draws to its inevitable conclusion, replete with more stereotypical sci-fi tropes ... but that really is part of the fun of this series. It feels like an homage to 10-cent sci-fi novels, complete with scantily-clad maidens, though this time they are rescuing the scantily-clad males more often than not. Worlds are shattered...

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