Green Lantern #6 Review

Writer: Geoffrey Thorne / Artist: Tom Raney and Marco Santucci / DC Comics Thi Green Lantern book continues to be pretty solid, and despite the title of the series suggesting a singular character, six issues in, we’re still splitting our time with a select few Lanterns. I’m happy to say that the two we get the most quality time with are Jo Mullein and John Stewart. They’re without a doubt the reason I keep coming back to this book.  At this point, the book’s formula is pretty apparent. Half the issue is with Jo Mullein, and the other half is with John Stewart. They both are dealing with drastically different conflicts that spin out of the same inciting incident: the Central Power Battery’s destruction. We’ve yet to see if there will be any crossover between them, but for now, I don’t think it matters. I think it’s gonna be pretty epic when they do inevitably come together, though. Black excellence in space. I can’t wait.  Green Lantern #6 follows Jo Mullein as she confronts Sinestro and his Corps in the midst of an attack from a fragile and unhinged Teen Lantern. During their conversation, the two have a battle of the wits as they both try to one-up each other with their intellect. Sinestro, ever the sly guy, can’t get one over on Jo. She’s always a step ahead of him. But despite his history of shaky allegiances, it’s looking like, at least for now, what is left of the Green Lantern Corps won’t have to deal with Sinestro and his Lanterns. 

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