FREE GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD WARRIORS VOL. 1 PDF Fernando Pasarin,Peter Tomasi | 176 pages | 10 Jul 2012 | DC Comics | 9781401230807 | English | New York, NY, United States Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Digital Comics - Comics by comiXology Guy Gardner records himself in a camera constructed by his ring, when he suddenly receives news about some criminals stealing rakkonium and taking some physicists. Guy stops the thieves but he is criticized by the physicists for putting their lives in danger. He Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 notices that the thieves were planning to transport the rakkonium to the Unknown Sectors. Guy remembers his pact with Atrocitus and gets an idea. As he takes the thieves to Oa to be put in trial for the crimes, Guy talks with the Guardians and tells them that they should explore the Unknown Sectors. The Guardians agree, shocking Guy. They authorize Guy to perform the expedition. In Daxam, two Daxamites are hiding the unconscious Sodam Yat from a group of unknown people. They see Lyssa Drak trapped in its pages. Ganthet reminds Guy about their alliance with Atrocitues. As they leave for the surface, Ganthet tells Guy that he will inform Atrocitus about his expedition to the Unknown Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1. As he is about to leave Oa, Guy finishes his recording. This wiki. This wiki All wikis. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. Categories :. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors 1. General Information. Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Volume 1. Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors 2. Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors (Volume) - Comic Vine Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Green Lantern by Peter J. Tomasi Writer. Cam Smith Illustrator. Green Lanterns Guy Gardner, Kilowog and Arisia explore the unknown sectors of the galaxy, determined to shine their emerald light in the darkest corners of the uncharted to bring order to the universe. Collecting : Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. More Details Original Title. Hal Jordan. Other Editions 4. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Green Lanternplease sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors. This was pretty cool side story that I guess didn't matter much as this is the only real volume of it haha. Guy decides he has to embark on a mission because the energy is getting drained from everyone's ring. Both Kilowog and Arisi join him on this mission to find out who Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 doing this. This is basically little adventures in space to try and find out what is happening while also tying up some loose ends from Peter. J Tomasi story of the green lantern corps. I liked most of the flow of this stor This was pretty cool side story that I guess didn't Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 much as this is the only real volume of it haha. I liked most of the flow of this story. The additional member was fun because it spiced up the lineup. The fights were brutal and especially some major deaths. I thought the art was mostly good Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 some kickass moments Guy's growth as a character was nice. The abrupt ending kind of hurt it for me though and the return of a character is just okay. Overall a pretty solid followup to Tomasi's run on Green Lantern Corp. Sep 07, Anne rated it really liked it Shelves: comicsgraphic- novelsread-ingreen-lantern. If you haven't been reading Green Lantern for a while, this is going to be pretty confusing, so I'm not sure why this is labeled as a perfect jumping on point for new readers. Heck, parts of it had even me trying to Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 what some of this stuff was about, and I'm pretty up to date on the Green Lantern universe. So if you're new to these guys, Don't Start Here. If you're not new, then I think this you will probably enjoy this. This story features Guy Gardner, who is my least favorite Lantern. I If you haven't been reading Green Lantern for a while, this is going to be pretty confusing, so I'm not sure why this is labeled as a perfect jumping on point for new readers. I've always felt like he's the stereotypical Angry Dude, who was sort of thrown in there when they needed someone to act irrationally and stir up trouble. Just my opinion. However, in this story, you get a chance to get see Guy as less of a caricature and more of an important character to the GL story line. He's actually kinda cool. I don't want to give any spoilers, so I'll just say that the plot is good and I'm looking forward to reading the next volume! Jul 31, John Yelverton rated it really liked it. A great nail biter, as the Green Lanterns head off into a forbidden sector of space and each one has an agenda all their own. The twists and turns this book takes makes it well worth the reader's time. Apr 13, Jesse A rated it it was ok Shelves: library-it-upgraphic-novels. Still don't love Green Lantern. View all 19 comments. Sep 02, Emmett Spain rated it it was amazing. As a long-time reader, I can assuredly say that the claim is bollocks. Here, Guy is finally accessible. His character is not altered one iota—it is simply a case that we Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 to see a but more of Guy the character rather than Guy the caricature. With this as the basis, we are delivered a rollicking space adventure that travels to heretofore uncharted areas of space. Tons of fun, and a really gripping read for fans. A must for GL fans, but the uninitiated might find it tough to understand who everyone is in spots. Sep 13, C. Edmunds rated it it was amazing Shelves: favesgraphic-novelownedgreen-lantern. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1, click here. First off, I was never a Guy Gardner fan. Kinda felt that he was the offbeat Lantern; one who couldn't keep his cool and foam at the mouth whenever something or someone didn't agree with him. But Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 the past 3 years of reading GL and all Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 tie-ups I've come to accept Guy and all his quirks. And so it was in this spirit that I looked forward to reading this compilation and boy did I like it. Not to give anything too much for those who have yet to read the other issues of Brightest Day, basically it follows up on the mysterious disappearances of the other entities of the color spectrum as someone seems to keeping them plus the fact that the Green energy of will seems to be on the verge of being siphoned out by another entity located in the Uncharted region that Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 Guy Garder, along with Drill Sergeant Kilowog and Lantern Arisia to check it out. The host for the Ion entity, Sodam Yat also returns in this issue and figures prominently in the events on Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 following his sacrifice to go into the planet's sun, turn it yellow and empower all inhabitants of his home planet to have superpowers. He faces the consequences of that sacrifice and how it means to him to follow through after such a choice was taken from him. All in all it's a good wild ride of a read together with the unlikely partnership of Red Lantern, Bleez, I soooo can't wait for the next compilation and like Guy Gardner I'm starting to see Green Power up Poohzers! View 1 comment. Nov 25, Gayle Francis Moffet rated it liked it Shelves:comicsnovember This doesn't hold together as tightly as I remember, but the last time I read it, I did so directly after Blackest Night, which is where the book was born from. Basically, Guy, Wog, and Arisia end up running to the Unknown Sectors together to track down some baddies. They get sidetracked along the way a couple of times and end up picking up Bleeze as well. It's a story that feels like Tomasi got handed a checklist of things that needed to happen before Green Lantern War which shows up in the ne This doesn't hold together as tightly as I remember, but the last time Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 read it, I did so directly after Blackest Night, which is where the book was born from. It's a story that feels Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 Tomasi got handed a checklist of Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol. 1 that needed to happen before Green Lantern War which shows up in the next volume of this and did the best he could with it, but it's a lot Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors Vol.