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Green Lantern, Volume 4: Dark Days by Robert Venditti, Billy Tan

greatnate008's review

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4.0

Hmmm. This book introduces an interesting problem the Lanterns have to deal with. Good story.

calistareads's review

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2.0

I kind of lost interest in this story and it took me time to finish it. Or, maybe I simply need a break from reading every night.

Still, I found this story a little on the tedious side. There is a conclusion to the Lanterns war with Relic and it doesn’t make sense to me. How can light drain. I don’t get it. I guess it’s best to not think too much about it. It was interesting to see the different colors together. Still, I wasn’t really excited about this and I feel like going on will be a chore more than I want to read it. I already got book 5 so I have to give it a go. I’m just not that into this story right now.

I did really enjoy the White Lantern. He was pretty cool. I hope he comes back.

birdmanseven's review

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4.0

This includes some Lights Out issues that don't really make sense without the full story, so make sure you read that whole trade too. The collection is handy because it grabs the smaller stories around that arc. I like the Green Lantern story is going and it's interesting to see Hal take on the elder position.

hobbes199's review

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4.0

Loved it, and it made me want to track down the previous volumes.

Full review here: http://moodycowcooksandbooks.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/the-good-average-and-aquaman-weekend.html

noveladdiction's review

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4.0

This was excellent. I really loved volume 3, and I was all prepared for Volume 4 to be a let down after such a major event. But this book didn't disappoint. Plenty of action, and I simply cannot wait to see what a mess the Green Lanterns get themselves into with this new plan of theirs...

civreader's review

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3.0

2.5*, really.
This is now just a case of exponentially exaggerated peril. Meh. Artwork wasn't bad, though, and it's always visually appealing. But the story is just weak.
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