GREEN LANTERN RAGE OF THE RED LANTERNS PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Shane Davis,Geoff Johns | 176 pages | 27 Jul 2010 | DC Comics | 9781401223021 | English | New York, NY, United States Green Lantern: Rage of the Red Lanterns | DC Database | Fandom That is, unless the Guardians have theirs first. Second Printing. Cover by Shane Davis. Second Printing Variant Cover. Hal Jordan continues his journey into the deepest depths of Ysmault, unlocking the strange secrets behind Atrocitus's crimson power and witnessing a bizarre prophecy all his own. But what unexpected fate has befallen Atrocitus, the leader of the Red Lanterns, and what new Green Lantern law is unveiled? First Printing. Date This week Last week Past month 2 months 3 months 6 months 1 year 2 years Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre s s s s s s Search Advanced. Issue 1B. Published Dec by DC. Available Stock Add to want list This item is not in stock. Issue 1D. Issue 36B. Green Lantern 3rd Series 36B. Published Jan by DC. Available Stock Add to want list Contents This item is not in stock. Issue 37B. Green Lantern 3rd Series 37B. Published Feb by DC. Issue 38B. Green Lantern 3rd Series 38B. Published Mar by DC. The Violet Lanterns are also lurking on the fringes, so this volume is pivotal as far as character introductions go. The art is gre Another volume in whats probably the greatest Green Lantern run ever. The art is great also, as well as the coloring, which really helps bring all of the various alien races to life. I am a little curious as to how all of these new rings are suddenly appearing, and also how these characters are ending up in possession of them. View 2 comments. Nov 22, Nico rated it it was amazing Shelves: comics-and-graphic-novels , dc , green-lanterns. Actually 4. You know a comic's good when you're reading it in public and you're having to stop yourself from gasping out loud and swearing on a subway. I did miss seeing Guy and Kyle in this one though. Still, this event is going to be just colossal and I am absolutely here for it. Bring on the marathon. May 09, Tracy Dickens rated it really liked it. That was pretty epic. Jul 24, Michael Mai rated it liked it. This was pretty good actually. I still really feel like I need to read an origins story about Hal Jordan in order to fully appreciate the Green Lantern series but I thought this one was really interesting. I guess that normally there are only two colors: Green Willpower and Yellow Fear. My husband recommended it to me for two reasons: 1 Because Green Lantern is his favorite comic series and 2 Because he likes This was pretty good actually. My husband recommended it to me for two reasons: 1 Because Green Lantern is his favorite comic series and 2 Because he likes seeing the variety of colors. Super powers based on emotions? I actually kind of like it. As for the art I thought it was really cool. There was even a cute kitty cat that spews blood. Nov 22, TJ Shelby rated it it was amazing Shelves: dc. Wow, we had green lanterns, then sinestro corps yellow lanterns and now red lanterns led by Atrocitus and powered by I can't wait for Blackest Night Big Three beware okay, Batman is probably safe but after the Superman Returns bomb and Wonder Woman unable to sustain any amount of profit in any medium Green Lantern is on the rise. I can't think of a better superhero series to be reading right now Aug 13, Chris W rated it it was ok. Hal is still a cocky, arrogant unlikeable jerk, the other Green Lanterns are basically useless and Sinestro is still the best written character in the room. The red lanterns are mindless and angry, 2. The red lanterns are mindless and angry, blue lanterns are small but "chill" group that has some fun lines. Honestly, there's so much going on that I just don't care for any characters. Stuff happens and on to the next volume Sep 01, Kyle rated it liked it Shelves: dcu. The birth of the Alpha Lanterns, the birth of the Red Lantern Corps, the enactment of the second new law from the Guardians This volume is a clear indication of the massive, massive scope of things to come in the Green Lantern universe. Geoff Johns may seem a little too cryptic at times in this volume, but I trust that he knows what he's doing. It's mostly all lead-up and the artwork is a little flat, average. But I love the killer kitty! Oct 24, Robert rated it really liked it Shelves: comics-graphics , xseason. A bit gimmicky with the multi-colored ring war, but I'll pick up the sequel. Dec 11, Anne rated it really liked it Shelves: comics , graphic-novels , read-in Very cool. I can't wait to read Blackest Night! Aug 29, Brandt rated it really liked it Shelves: comic-books. It took nearly fifty years for this to take fruition under writer Geoff Johns, but maybe Broome had a whole spectrum of rings in mind and just never got to the ones that weren't green, yellow or violet. The fact is that eventually someone did and with The Sin In my review for The Sinestro Corps War that original Green Lantern writer and creator of the Hal Jordan version John Broome had set the stage for a whole spectrum of power ring bearers by creating both Sinestro and the Star Sapphire. The fact is that eventually someone did and with The Sinestro Corps War set the stage for a color spectrum war that is prophesied in Green Lantern 25 with awesome double page color spread of the potential battle to boot. But at the end of The Sinestro Corps War we still have not been introduced to any of the other color Corps technically this is true because of the nature of color and so for this war to occur we need to meet some of the other color Corps, and in this volume we meet two more of the Corps in the ROYGBIV rainbow. More on that in a second. There are actually two story arcs in this volume--the first is the Alpha Lanterns who become the "internal affairs" for the Green Lantern Corps. Through their creation and subsequent execution of their new duties, the first of the Red Lanterns is revealed, which leads to the second arc, which actually is attached to this volume because the origin story of the main Red Lantern, Atrocitus is covered in the next volume, Secret Origin. For the most part knowing Atrocitus' story is not necessary for the action here, but readers may be confused as to why Atrocitus has it out for both Sinestro and Hal Jordan. However, it is during this arc that we are also introduced to the Blue Lantern Corps and of course, as is the case with Jordan, we see him wield both the Red and Blue rings along with the Green one. While I usually am not a fan of Jordan, the fact that with Jordan wielding the rings we see him as a mirror for humanity and I think it's kind of cool when he gives in the rage of the Red Lantern and the hope of the Blue Lanterns. If the splash page in Green Lantern 25 is an indication of what's to come this is going to be pretty cool. A prelude to 'Blackest Night'. Following on from the events of the Sinestro War, the Green Lantern Corps has been irrevocably changed not only by the rise of the fear-powered Sinestro Corps, but also by the Guardians' shift towards lethal force. As Hal Jordan struggles with the implications of the Corps' intention to execute Sinestro, a new Corps appears powered by the red light of rage. On one level the introduction of the Red Lanterns, the Blue Lanterns and the new corps of Star Sapphires is an interesting and colourful expansion of the Green Lantern mythos, but on another it's actually the least interesting thing going on in this book. It would be easy to be distracted by the expansion of the emotional power spectrum and that doesn't work in the book's favour. Instead what you should focus on, and what I most enjoyed, is seeing the deeper ways that the new corps affect the Lanterns and Hal in particular. We see the Guardians becoming more ruthless and somewhat fascistic in reaction to Sinestro's fear powers, which actually plays directly into the villain's hands. Meanwhile we also get to see Hal wrestle with his duty as a Lantern, his anger at Sinestro's crimes and his need to hope for a better universe. Mar 15, Swapnil Dubey rated it it was amazing Shelves: anoraks-almanac. I just want to dive in The Blackest Night event after reading this. This is the most thrilling and exciting part where Red Lanterns emerge and target Green and Yellow Lanterns both with Sinestro on top in their hit list. Atrocitus, killer and one who instilled fear in Abin Sur, gets hold on power he's been trying to get for years and spread rage among Yellow and Green slingers. Red Lanterns, More barbaric and lethal than Sinestro corps will ever be, are tough competition even for Hal's will. I li I just want to dive in The Blackest Night event after reading this.