Tag: Green Lantern

“Hello, Green Lantern Sojourner Mullein. I’m Minec of the Sea, by the Streaking Ice, Until the Sun Falls.Care to get off my ship before I have you shot?” It’s the final issue! Keep reading for a review of Far Sector #12. Minor spoilers below. The issue starts out explosively, right in the middle of the

“I take it back. Not playing Uno with you, ever. You’d hit me with a stack of Draw Fours, and then I’d have to kill you.” Keep reading for a review of Far Sector #11. Minor spoilers below for this issue. Great big spoilers for previous issues. Man alive. This series. This issue. I seriously

Two of my favorite series had new issues released today, and one of them just had a new issue last week too! (I’m so spoiled, I’m going to start expecting this kind of content every week, I want all the beautiful artwork ALL OF IT.) First up, keep reading for a review of Far Sector

“It’s fine.Everything’s fine.Everything is fine.” Keep reading for a review of N.K. Jemisin and Jamal Campbell’s Far Sector #9. Warning, small spoilers for the previous issues. A lot of this issue was a chance to take a breath and go over everything we’ve learned so far. Emotions are, basically, illegal in the City Enduring, due

Yeah. Um. So…There’s a thing my people can do.  A bad thing.  Really bad. Keep reading for a review of Far Sector #7. Warning: very small spoilers below, but I do mention a few things in a sideways kind of way, so if you don’t want to accidentally read between the lines and get spoiled,

“…in my vast experience, anybody who says they’ve got everything under control… …is full of it.” We’re six issues in on a series about a woman who used to be a cop until she reported her coworkers for police brutality, and now she’s a Green Lantern on a planet who’s police force just opened fire

“Something’s peculiar.” “Can you be more specific, Councilor? Because to me, “peculiar” is already covered by “She ate a guy.” Keep reading for a review of Far Sector #5.

So we’re doing summary executions now? For protesting? Keep reading for a review of Far Sector #4.