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A review by rashthedoctor
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #2 by Robert Venditti
3.0
So due to various reasons I wasn't able to read this till today , but It was totally worth it.
It almost feels like nearly all the August 10th release of DC were above expectations and nearly every comics delivered , Hal Jordan and The GL corps was no different .
The rebirth one-shot was really annoying and the 1st edition was also a bit absurd , partly because of my lack of abundant backstory knowledge and partly due to awkward and confusing details in those issues , but this one was different and Guy Gardner is sent on a recon mission and Hal Jordan starts kicking some Yellow Lantern ass as soon as you open the comics . Sinestro explains his plans to his daughter and nearly becomes complacent when he gets to realise that the most baddest-of-badass Green lantern a.k.a Hal Jordan is still alive and kicking , literally
Rafa Sandoval's sketches are still in need for some fine tuning but it has improved tons and the art just looks stunning in most pages meanwhile Robert Venditti's story is finally making some headway making this an action-packed must-read
It almost feels like nearly all the August 10th release of DC were above expectations and nearly every comics delivered , Hal Jordan and The GL corps was no different .
The rebirth one-shot was really annoying and the 1st edition was also a bit absurd , partly because of my lack of abundant backstory knowledge and partly due to awkward and confusing details in those issues , but this one was different and Guy Gardner is sent on a recon mission and Hal Jordan starts kicking some Yellow Lantern ass as soon as you open the comics . Sinestro explains his plans to his daughter and nearly becomes complacent when he gets to realise that the most baddest-of-badass Green lantern a.k.a Hal Jordan is still alive and kicking , literally
Rafa Sandoval's sketches are still in need for some fine tuning but it has improved tons and the art just looks stunning in most pages meanwhile Robert Venditti's story is finally making some headway making this an action-packed must-read