Īndrei Bressan and Amilcar Pinna handled the art duties from issue #13 to #14, while Aaron Kuder and Andres Guinaldo contributed to issues #15 to #20. 9) #9 in May 2012, and was part of the 'Rise of the Third Army' storyline running through the Green Lantern titles from October 2012 to January 2013. The series crossed over with Blue Beetle (vol. Larfleeze was added to the group from August 2013 to June 2014, and Sinestro was added in April 2014. Other titles initially included in the family were Green Lantern, Green Lantern Corps and Red Lanterns. In this new timeline, Green Lantern: New Guardians debuted as part of the new 'Green Lantern' family of titles.

In September 2011, The New 52 rebooted DC's continuity (yet again). The group disbands in issue #0 (September 2012), and reforms in issue #13 with Kyle Rayner, Arkillo and new members Carol Ferris and Atrocitus. Its original members were Kyle Rayner ( Green Lantern Corps), Arkillo ( Sinestro Corps), Bleez ( Red Lantern Corps), Glomulus ( Orange Lantern Corps), Munk ( Indigo Tribe), Saint Walker ( Blue Lantern Corps) and Fatality ( Star Sapphires). The team consists of representatives of each of the Corps that tap into a particular portion of the emotional spectrum. Green Lantern: New Guardians is an American comic book series originally written by Tony Bedard with art by Tyler Kirkham and Batt and published by DC Comics. My mouth is full of popcorn and my hands buttered up while I wait to see how these characters navigate these unprecedented situations they find themselves in.Įnjoying Green Lantern? Check out BNP’s other reviews here.Tyler Kirkham, Amilcar Pinna, Andrei Bressan, Aaron Kuder, Andres Guinaldo and Brad Walker This series is safe in Thorne, Soy, and Santucci’s hands. I’m really loving how this series is wasting no time ramping up the stakes, and how after the second issue, it seems things are going in a different direction than I initially thought. The conflict from the second issue is much stronger, but the things set up in the first issue are still going to cause some issues in the future as well. And it doesn’t even feel like a bait and switch. This issue really dealt with the inciting event of its debut in a way that felt like it was moving forward and moving on, when in reality, it was just speeding right into the real inciting incident. Just as everyone is coming to terms with their new responsibilities, a cataclysmic event throws all of these new plans in the air while having the potential to change the balance of peace keeping power in the galaxy forever. John is leading a group of a thousand Lanterns into an unknown region of space to provide aid if needed and explore why it’s cut off from the rest of the known galaxy. Everyone is shuffled up, and no one is where they truly want to be. The Guardians tackled this problem by eliminating countless sectors, and restructuring Lanterns to different areas without their consent or even having the decency to soften the blow. So, they now have to work in tandem with the United Planets and their own galactic peace keeping agency. And that’s a good thing.Īfter coming together to mourn and bury a Guardian who was killed by terrorists in issue one, the Lanterns have to face a restructuring of the Corps that many aren’t happy about.ĭue to Oa joining the United Planets, the Green Lanterns aren’t needed in every area they initially were. This second issue felt like a first issue. The Lanterns come together to mourn the loss of a Guardian. Writer: Geoffery Thorne / Artist: Dexter Soy and Marco Santucci / DC Comics

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