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GREEN LANTERN CORPS RING QUEST: RING QUEST PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Carlos Magno,Patrick Gleason,Peter J. Tomasi | 144 pages | 02 Dec 2008 | DC Comics | 9781401219758 | English | New York, NY, United States Green Lantern Corps #20 - Ring Quest Part 1 (Issue) Upon analyzing the dead bodies, they discover that there is more than one Sinestro Corp member in the area when their rings detect a warning. Elsewhere, Iolande and Sorak Natu are searching for rings when they get a call from Kyle and Guy checking on the progress of the other Lanterns. Sorak and Iolande say they had no luck. Isamot and Vath are the only others that found a Sinestro Corps member and as that is being relayed, Sorak and Iolande see the results of Isamot and Vath's work. However, nobody has heard from Sodam Yat or Arisia. Kyle signals to Salaak that the Green Lantern group is holding off their primary mission in order to find the two missing Lanterns. Salaak explains that they must remain dedicated to their primary mission. Kyle tells Salaak that he will not attend anyone else's funerals or memorial services and nobody is going to be left behind. The group finds a trail and they all go off in search of their missing comrades. With him is Arisia and Sodam Yat who are infected with the Mercy flower. The pacing here is weird, this is the second part to story arc which started three issues previously that is to say there was a two part story arc in the middle. Despite this though, this issue was loads of fun all you have to do is remember that Mongul was the villain previously. Essentially it is a return to all the Green Lantern Corps members that this series has done such a good job of detailing. This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:. Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved. Tweet Clean. Cancel Update. What size image should we insert? This will not affect the original upload Small Medium How do you want the image positioned around text? Float Left Float Right. Cancel Insert. Go to Link Unlink Change. Cancel Create Link. Disable this feature for this session. Rows: Columns:. There's so many, and some get so little screen time, that when something horrible happens I just go "Who was that again? Very fast paced, fun, and a lot of heart. The fights are bigger, bloodier, and more badass than before. I hope Tomasi run stays this good! Jul 28, Anthony Duran rated it really liked it. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The follow up was great, having the son of a long-time foe of Superman becoming the newest leader of the Sinestro Crops. It is great that Mother Mercy chooses to be a Green Lantern instead of a Sinestro Crops member because she and her children were being use a tool by Mongul Jr. At least I don't judge before getting know one person and creature to another. Sep 10, Wing Kee rated it really liked it. Bombastic, loud and hella fun! This series is exactly what it needs to be, just simple action packed summer movie fun, add Mongul and you gave more funness. World: The art is Gleason, it's messy, it's yucky and gross in the best way. I'm really surprised with the stuff he can get away with cause he loves drawing blood and bodily fluids. The framing and character designs are also awesome. The world building this time around is great, the two stories we see here are both great, one with Mongul and Bombastic, loud and hella fun! The world building this time around is great, the two stories we see here are both great, one with Mongul and another with Bodikka. Both offer different glimpses of another part of this vast Green Lantern world and it's great. The Black Mercy stuff is the icing in the cake. Story: The story this time around is great, two stories here offer something different and also hits emotionally. Both are paced well and reads super fast and fun. The Mongol story is great due to the world building and the emotional impact of the Black Mercy and the Bodikka story hits even harder with the sisterhood and the change in this character. Just fun. Characters: Strong and surprisingly deep. There is a lot of action and it's non stop but because of the Black Mercy there is plenty of development. Also, changing a Kyle and Guy's status quo is good. Guy is less bro and sexist this time around which is great. The Alpha Lantern storyline is building towards something which will have a big impact emotionally. It's surprising how much me covered given the huge cast. This book continues to shine. When it hits, it's great, this is a fun fun book to read. Onward to the next book! One of my big complaints about Green Lantern Corps after Recharge was that Kyle Rayner was nowhere to be found after appearing in Recharge. I've since found out that he was busy elsewhere, first participating in the Rann-Thanagar War and then flying around as Ion in the wake of Infinite Crisis. Of course, through the course of The Sinestro Corps War Kyle ended up becoming Parallax and was divested of the Ion entity in the process, so by the end of the Sinestro arc, Kyle was back to b One of my big complaints about Green Lantern Corps after Recharge was that Kyle Rayner was nowhere to be found after appearing in Recharge. Of course, through the course of The Sinestro Corps War Kyle ended up becoming Parallax and was divested of the Ion entity in the process, so by the end of the Sinestro arc, Kyle was back to being a ring-slinger and ultimately a returning member to Green Lantern Corps. However, Kyle's return doesn't do much to prevent this collection feel like a stock car idling, waiting for the race ostensibly Blackest Night to start. At one point in Rage one of Sinestro's lieutenants informs him of Mongul's challenge and Sinestro says that he is already aware of Mongul's plans which is interesting, since Sinestro has been rotting in a jail on Oa until the events of Rage free him. But I feel like the Corps themselves are secondary to this arc--given that Rage of the Red Lanterns introduced us to not only the Red, but the Blue Lanterns as well, there are still two colors of the spectrum orange and indigo to be revealed, but this book concerns itself with the existing Sinestro yellow Lanterns, which seems to be a lot of a rehash of the Sinestro Corps War. Of course, I'm sure that Peter Tomasi was likely taking his marching orders from Geoff Johns in the lead up to Blackest Night and obviously given Sinestro's actions at the end of Rage of the Red Lanterns the inevitable confrontation with Mongul isn't even the most important thing to pursue. I'm assuming that before Blackest Night can get into full swing, Sinestro is going to have to take care of his business, and it will be in the pages of this book, not with Hal Jordan. In Johns' hands, the Sinestro stories have been excellent. Let's hope that going forward through these trade paperbacks that Tomasi is as deft with the Green Lantern villain. I've made it no secret in the past that I love the creative team of Peter J Tomasi and Patrick Gleason and this volume of Green Lantern Corps just makes that more true. I liked the previous volumes enough but I loved this one. The title really hit it's stride here. Kyle Rayner and Guy Gardener move to OA permanently to be Honor Guards in the Corps, and in the aftermath of the war with the Sinestro Corps they're searching for those leftover and trying to prevent the rings from going out. And putting the prisoners of war away. This is a fun space adventure that delves deeper into the fears and desires of the characters in a really good way. Also you'll love BZZD by the end. I recommend if you like Kyle Rayner, or Guy Gardener. Or fun space adventures that get deeper than you thought they would. Aug 07, Jake rated it liked it Shelves: dc-comics , green-lantern , A big part of this book is Mongul using the Black Mercy against the Green Lantern Corps, which would be great if we didn't just get that in the main Green Lantern comic not too long ago. But it was really cool seeing the greatest fears of the ten GLs featured. Also there's a death at the end that was really sad :. Jan 23, Mouse rated it really liked it. Then it switches over and things really get going. Lots of action, blood, heads flying, and deaths in this! Great art, if a bit busy at times though. Jan 15, Joe rated it it was ok. Dec 05, Kevin King rated it really liked it. Nov 03, orton rated it liked it. Ring Quest has the Green Lantern Corps and their ever increasing number of Lanterns that I can't keep apart chase Mongul after he receives a yellow Sinestro Corps ring and decides that he must collect them all.