What happens when two Guardians of the Universe go rogue and get all "emotional"? Well, the hopeful Blue Lanterns, that's what. Formed by Ganthet and Sayd after they were banished from the Guardians, the Blue Lanterns always look on the bright side, even when that brightness is coming from a yellow Sinestro Corps ring. Click below to find out more.
FDR once said there's nothing to fear but fear itself.
Well, fear is pretty darn scary. Especially if we're talking about the SINESTRO CORPS, the evil, frightening opposite number to our heroes wearing the green rings. Taking point is, fittingly, Sinestro, Hal Jordan's former mentor and a former Green Lantern. But he's not the only one wielding the yellow power. You've seen the Green, Red and Orange. Click below to learn more about Sinestro's gang, presented in frightening detail by the very talented Doug Mahnke.
If you dare, that is.
If I were an Orange Lantern, I'd probably go around grabbing as many other blogs as possible. That's avarice, isn't it? An insatiable desire for wealth. And avarice is what drives Agent Orange and his gang, so much so that they've foregone a wordy oath and summed up what their goals, needs and hopes are with one word:
MINE.
So, enjoy this, our third "Corps 101" installment, before Agent Orange tries to swipe it for himself.
Yesterday, you got a breakdown of all the key members of the GREEN LANTERN CORPS. But as we head into BLACKEST NIGHT, from mega-stars Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis, how familiar are you with the rest of the colors of the emotional spectrum? Yeah, thought so. That really annoys me. Some might say, it makes me angry -- and we all know what happens when you get really angry? Rage. Yes. See what I'm trying to do here?
Enough with the emotional joking, though. Here's the basics on Atrocitus and his crew of rage-fueled monsters, put on the page by the amazingly talented Doug Mahnke.
BLACKEST NIGHT #0, which hits on 5/2 (Free Comic Book Day, meaning it is, yes, free at participating comic shops) provides readers with the first concentrated glimpse at this summer's mega-event, from writer Geoff Johns and artist Ivan Reis. As we move closer to BLACKEST NIGHT #1, we thought it'd be helpful to give readers a quick course on the spectrum of colors populating the universe and wielding power rings of varying power levels and emotional focus. Here, to kick things off is a two-page spread from incoming GREEN LANTERN artist Doug Mahnke, with the quick basics on Hal, Kyle, Guy and more.
You've seen the cover pencils. Earlier this week, we went ahead and showed you the inks. Now, you can bask in the full, final glory of BLACKEST NIGHT #1, shown above. Nice, huh?
Yesterday, we teased you with Ivan Reis' amazing pencils for the cover to BLACKEST NIGHT #1. And now, we can take a gander at the inks for the first issue of the Johns/Reis blockbuster-to-be. Enjoy!
Please to enjoy: cover pencils to BLACKEST NIGHT #1.
Yesterday, we gave you a sneak peek at BLACKEST NIGHT, this summer's mega-event from superstar creators Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis. But did you think we'd stop there? Of course not.
Here's the second teaser, which may answer some questions you've had about where the King of the Sea's been hanging out.
Clamoring for any news on BLACKEST NIGHT? Well, you came to the right place.
IGN and Newsarama have debuted pages from next month's BLACKEST NIGHT #0, and now you're getting a first look at one of two never-before-seen BLACKEST NIGHT teaser images. Stay calm, and don't forget to check back tomorrow for the second teaser.
