Here is today's Guest Review by LiquidCross from The Indigo Tribe for DC's Green Lantern Corps #26. I have also added my rating after each review. If you have any questions about my rating or want to discuss anything just leave me a comment.
Green Lantern Corps #26 - Homecoming
It’s Lantern vs. Lantern as John Stewart battles Hal Jordan for the leadership of the Corps! For months, John Stewart has let his anger build as Hal Jordan sent Guy Gardner into the Red Lanterns and declared war against other corps across the spectrum. After the devastating events of “LIGHTS OUT,” John is determined to rebuild the Corps as he sees fit—even if it means taking down his oldest friend!
Preview
Broken Trust!
As Lanterns far and wide return home to Mogo, Hal Jordan brings news of a problem on Jruk’s homeworld Oranx; they’re thinking of allying with the brutal Khundians, and that’s bad news for everyone. While Jruk and some other Lanterns head out to deal with the problem, John Stewart takes Hal to task for sending Guy Gardner to spy on the Red Lanterns, using Mogo as a display of brute force, and other seeming errors in judgment. John even decks him out of anger, but Hal explains that he’s doing the best he can to lead the Corps out of a truly dark period. John understands, and agrees to help, starting with having Mogo build a new city on the surface for the Green Lanterns to call home. Meanwhile, the renegade Durlans have infiltrated Oranx, and they murder a politician there, framing Green Lantern Feska for the crime. Jruk leaps to her defense, and even though he proves her innocence, he is exiled and the Khund-Oranx alliance will proceed. Back on Mogo, the Durlans have even secreted themselves amongst the Corps. With some of Relic’s leftover devices, they plan to destroy the Green Lanterns once and for all.
Hal reminds us all that he’s a slick strategist by leading John into the room where Sinestro killed the Guardians. By admitting his faults as well as his strengths against such a stark reminder of the Corps’ failings, Hal’s emerging as a more capable leader than even he realizes. That’s much better than having him automatically be the best at everything.
Images Unplugged Rating
Cover & Solicit - 3/5
Art, Colors & Inking - 3/5
Layout & Flow - 4/5
Story - 4/5
Verdict - 3.6 (7/10) - (Buy Green Lantern) SAVE 10%
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