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Blackest Night #7 (2009)
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2009 DC
8 issue mini-series
1st White Lantern
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Geoff Johns
Art and cover by Ivan Reis & Oclair Albert
Variant cover by Rodolfo Migliari
Sketch variant cover by Ivan Reis
As Nekron continues to wage war on life throughout the universe, Hal Jordan discovers the grim, true mission behind the villain’s return. But the truth is so cosmically abysmal that it threatens to expose a secret that could tear the very universe asunder. You can’t miss this stunning, penultimate issue to the year’s biggest event!
Date Available: 02/24/2010
BONUS REVIEW by Jimmy PS Hayes
HOLY.CRAP.
I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams
BONUS REVIEW by Shanna Berry
Geoff Johns is taking it to a whole new level, leaving any complaints I may have about the series almost irrelevant. At times Geoff Johns seems over-worked and the dialogue can seem phoned in. Every now and then the dialogue is out of character, like maybe it was rushed. But even through the slightly convoluted story and the endless death/rebirths of our beloved characters, this issue ended with a big enough bang that I am able to forgive the tedious discrepancies. Expectations were high due to the amazing portfolio Johns has accumulated, and that is the reason Blackest Night hasn’t been at the top of my best event list.
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
Written by Geoff Johns
Art and cover by Ivan Reis & Oclair Albert
Variant cover by Rodolfo Migliari
Sketch variant cover by Ivan Reis
As Nekron continues to wage war on life throughout the universe, Hal Jordan discovers the grim, true mission behind the villain’s return. But the truth is so cosmically abysmal that it threatens to expose a secret that could tear the very universe asunder. You can’t miss this stunning, penultimate issue to the year’s biggest event!
Date Available: 02/24/2010
BONUS REVIEW by Jimmy PS Hayes
HOLY.CRAP.
I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams
BONUS REVIEW by Shanna Berry
Geoff Johns is taking it to a whole new level, leaving any complaints I may have about the series almost irrelevant. At times Geoff Johns seems over-worked and the dialogue can seem phoned in. Every now and then the dialogue is out of character, like maybe it was rushed. But even through the slightly convoluted story and the endless death/rebirths of our beloved characters, this issue ended with a big enough bang that I am able to forgive the tedious discrepancies. Expectations were high due to the amazing portfolio Johns has accumulated, and that is the reason Blackest Night hasn’t been at the top of my best event list.
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
