BAD THING: Based on the cover art, my worries regarding last issue and Soranik becoming a girl-hostage for the sake of the story appear to have been well-founded.
GOOD THING: Thankfully, Soranik isn't in kept in bondage for any part of the issue. Indeed, the whole issue is a real treat and does explore one aspect of the Green Lantern mythos that somehow went ignored during The Sinestero Corps War. Namely, how the Qwardians of the Anti-Matter universe were not willing partners with The Sinestero Corps but slaves to the will of Sinestero. This explains a lot of what we saw in the earlier series but was never stated outright.
The Final Verdict: A solid issue with a worrisome cover, that ads some insight into The Sinestro Corps War and some extra background to a group of villains that have been curiously absent from the Green Lantern mythos ever since Rebirth.
That is a fugly cover. *lol*
ReplyDeleteToo heavily inked, aye.
ReplyDeleteLuckily the interior art is better.
and why shouldn't she be a hostage? She's been a Lantern, for what, maybe a year? Against a guy they're building as a threat to two of the best Lantern's ever.
ReplyDeleteThey've only been building this guy up for two issues, though. And they just now explained his power/gimmick. It just seemed kinda weird him being able to take her on when she's one of the best of the new generation of Lanterns.
ReplyDeleteHammer, wing-helmet, goggles...
ReplyDeleteAre they fighting Steampunk Thor or something?
No. A Weaponeer of Qward. The HEAD Weaponeer of Qward, if his story can believed...
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