Posts Tagged ‘Blackest Night’

Blackest Night Review – “Blackest Night #2″

Blackest Night | Posted by W. Blaine Dowler August 14th, 2009

The second issue of DC’s current event hit shelves this week.

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Blackest Night Review – “Blackest Night #1″

Blackest Night | Posted by W. Blaine Dowler July 15th, 2009

Night has fallen on the DC Universe.

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Blackest Night Review – “Green Lantern Corps: Emerald Eclipse”

Blackest Night | Posted by W. Blaine Dowler July 11th, 2009

With this review, our “Blackest Night” coverage is up to date.

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Blackest Night Review – “Green Lantern #43″

Blackest Night | Posted by W. Blaine Dowler July 8th, 2009

The formal prologue, set before the Free Comic Book Day “Blackest Night #0″ issue, details the creation of the first Black Lantern. In many ways, this is not what I expected, and that’s definitely a good thing. The main event kicks off next week with “Blackest Night #1.”

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Blackest Night Review – “Green Lantern: Agent Orange”

Blackest Night | Posted by W. Blaine Dowler June 26th, 2009

The latest chapter leading into Blackest Night wrapped up this week. Next issue is the official prologue issue, detailing some of the Black Hand’s role in all of this.

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Blackest Night Preparation – History of the DC Universe: Green Lantern

Blackest Night | Posted by W. Blaine Dowler May 19th, 2009

The major players on all sides of the Blackest Night event spawn directly from the pages of Green Lantern. What follows is the “in a nutshell” version of the history of Green Lantern’s corner of the D.C. Universe, culled from issues from Hal Jordan’s first appearance in Showcase #22 through Crisis on Infinite Earths, the weekly run of Action Comics Weekly, the 1990 relaunch of Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner’s emergence as a Green Lantern, and more, with particular emphasis on the issues published since Geoff Johns took over writing chores with Green Lantern: Rebirth. This should get you adequately prepared for the forthcoming Blackest Night. Let me know if you think I’ve missed anything important.

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