Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #5
Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors » Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #5 - Last Will released by DC Comics on February 2011.
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Review: Emerald Warriors #5 6
The secret of Guy's pact with Atrocitus is revealed just as his unit of Honor Lanterns are arrested by rookies mistaking them for the Sinestro Corps. The Good I'm always impressed by how Tomasi infuses this outer space with such grand emotion and philosophical weight. In this issue, he puts Kilowog into the absolute worst position he could ever be in - - both physically and emotionally - - and that's exactly what a dramatist is supposed to do. Pasarin is just lush, too, and I appreciate his ...
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Blood Vomit Prophecies (That Would Make an AWESOME Band Name) 0
The Good: The whole deal with the mind control of the Green Lantern rookies is a bit overplayed, but Tomasi manages to make it interesting here. The way we're introduced to it, and they way we see in depth how far it goes, and especially how Zardor maintains it are all really cool, and makes it feel not so recycled. We see some clear differences in the characters personalities that define them. Guy is headstrong and races after the flying rings, Kilowog is secretly very sensitive and parental to...
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Spinning Its Wheels 0
The Emerald Warriors face off against Zardor's unit of brainwashed Green Lanterns, and we find out a little more about Guy Gardner's secret alliance with Ganthet and Atrocitus. However, we don't find out enough and the entire issue feels rather light on plot progression. This whole time Guy Gardner has seemed like an awkward fit in the [act between him, Ganthet and Atrocitus. Why would Guy of all characters be involved in something like this? Well, this issue presents a satisfactory explanation...
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Great stuff! 0
Emerald Warriors after only five issues is so far a great series. Peter J. Tomasi may not write Kilowog the best, but I love his characteristic of guy. What I liked: The writing was and art were very good, and I liked the whole thing involving the mind controlled green lanterns. I thought that Kilowog's expression, after learning that all of the green lanterns had died was spot on. I liked finding out more about the secret pack between Guy, Ganthet and Atrocitus. The whole glimpse of future with...
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Prelude to War of the Green Lanterns 1
In the word of Killowog, I´m kinda of a newbie in the Green Lantern department. I started reading GL only last year, buying trades from the Geof Johns series, right in the middle of the Sinestro War and I just get caught in this amazing emerald world. I continued reading GL (bought the Origin, Rebirth etc), read Blackest Night and when Brightest Day begun I thought to myself "Heck, I´m already stuck in this, so I might just continue". And so I´ve beggun reading Green Lantern - Emerald Warriors a...
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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