Reviews
Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, by Chuck Dixon, Paul Pelletier, Darryl Banks, Ron Marz, Jeff Johnson
rimahsum's review
3.0
A Green Lantern twist of the 1001 nights (albeit not with the same length of the original work). Basically the Vizier is the evil person here, and what Sherecazde (I can never get her name correct) tells to the Sultan Jor-Dan, is in reality happening in an alternate dimension as well.
It's basically a white Ali Baba with a lamp with a green genie (to be his green lantern ring). Not a lot of willpower is required to activate the ring apparently, as all you do is 'whisper' the commands to the genie. With this, there really isn't much Green Lantern lore, besides the stylized Arabic names of the main characters, and the green themes. Other than that, nope.
It's basically a white Ali Baba with a lamp with a green genie (to be his green lantern ring). Not a lot of willpower is required to activate the ring apparently, as all you do is 'whisper' the commands to the genie. With this, there really isn't much Green Lantern lore, besides the stylized Arabic names of the main characters, and the green themes. Other than that, nope.
birdmanseven's review
2.0
A goofy time travel tale that is basically retconned in the end. It's more of a "What if..." kind of tale. It doesn't really add anything to the overall story. Not a fan.
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