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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401204655
ISBN: 1401204651
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 176
Publication Date: April 01, 2006
Publisher: DC Comics
Reading Level: Young Adult
Release Date: March 28, 2007
Sales Rank: 10434
Studio: DC Comics
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This is a very nice graphic novel and definately one to add to your collection. A must for Green Lantern lovers.
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I'll be honest....i dont keep up with whats going on within the Green Lantern universe. i do know there exists a Green Lantern Corps, encompassing many green lanterns. but the only green lantern that matters to me is the one from the Superfriends' cartoon i used to watch as a kid. the OG Green Lantern. Hal Jordan.
according to my local comic book store owner (who recommended the book), things have gotten a little rough since i last heard from Hal. apparently he'd gone insane, murdered ... Read More
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Geoff Johns is going to go down as one of the greatest writers in the history of the Green Lantern character. This is part one of his three part grand scheme for the characters of the Corps. The triology is continued in Sinestro Corps and will be concluded in Blackest Night which is expected to hit Shelves in 2009. In Rebirth we see Hal Jordan, the quintessential Green Lantern brought back from the dead. Then through the course of the trade Johns gives a recollection of all the major events in Green ... Read More
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Geoff Johns brought Hal Jordan back from the dead with "Rebirth," a move that delighted many fans and upset others. However, it's not so surprising that DC decided to bring back one of their flagship characters after Kyle Rayner failed to capture the readers' imagination. The story itself is one of the better Green Lantern stories in years, and was followed by the less-than-stellar ongoing series. If you enjoyed this reboot, I also recommend Johns and Gibbons's Green Lantern Corps: Recharge.
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Hal Jordan has got to be one of the most abused heroes ever created in comics. In the whole history of the field, no other hero - in my opinion - has been through such a mishmash of soap opera wallowing and evil plotting.
In the beginning, Hal Jordan was one of the coolest heroes ever in the 1960s. He was the second hero to be brought back to be updated to modern times and given a makeover in SHOWCASE comics (as long as you don't count Lois Lane). As a test pilot, Jordan was fearless. ... Read More
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