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Green Lantern: Wrath of the First Lantern (The New 52) by Geoff Johns, Various

Green Lantern: Wrath of the First Lantern (The New 52) Geoff Johns, Various ebook
ISBN: 9781401244095
Page: 416
Format: pdf
Publisher: DC Comics

Spencer: My first experience with a major creative team .. Feb 22, 2013 - Sure, Green Lantern Corps and Green Lantern: New Guardians also came out this week, but Green Lantern is undoubtedly the spine of the entire franchise. Today, Spencer and Drew are discussing Green Lantern: New Guardians 20, originally released May 22nd, 2013. This issue is part of the Wrath of the First Lantern crossover event. Click here for our First Lantern coverage. I think there was a little bit of White Lantern mythology that morphed between Brightest Day and the New 52. But there's also no denying that when While the emotional spectrum remains — indeed, barely any part of Johns' Green Lantern stories were rebooted during the New 52 (which happens where your comics sell well and you're the Chief Creative Officer). Apr 25, 2014 - That started a slow burn that led — by way of Morrison's New X-Men, Matt Fraction's Hawkeye, Jason Aaron's Thor: God of Thunder, and a couple of other titles — to a desire to explore a superhero who was new to me. Feb 12, 2013 - There was a reason DC replaced him with Kyle Rayner, and that's because so many fans found Hal Jordan boring in the first place, and wanted someone more fun and relatable. Feb 12, 2013 - The bizarre return of Hal Jordan, the final fate of Sinestro, the revelation of the First Lantern and an ending that I hope pays off everything we've ever done and ever created with GREEN LANTERN. After “Rise of the Third Army” finished up, we jump head first into “Wrath of the First Lantern.” We open with the classic pre-New 52 story of renegade guardian Krona witnessing the creation of the universe. Apr 23, 2014 - The ashes of St. May 24, 2013 - new guardians 20 wrath. It has art Considering the Green Lantern books were one of the few franchises to experience minimal changes in the wake of the New 52 reboot, it seems like a hell of a thing to suddenly blow up the entirety of the creative vision all at once, less than two years in. Three big cross-title events — Blackest Night (20-22) and Rise of the Third Army through Wrath of the First Lantern (38-41) — however, need to be read issue by issue, jumping between concurrent trades as you go, in order for them to make sense. This once again indicates that the Green Lantern titles are unabashedly free of reboot restraints.