Green Lantern Corps, Volume 1 by Peter J. Tomasi

'Much like Tomasi, Fernando Pasarin's got a great handle on these characters, making this book a strong contender in the New 52.'- Comic Book Resources 'It's classic GLC stuff, with exotic alien species, a diverse team of human and extraterrestrial 's a time-tested formula I'm glad remains in use.'- iFanboy 'A great visual style with many different elements, yet they all work together to create a nuanced universe of seemingly infinite possibilities.'- IGN There's not an ounce of this book that feels rushed or like I didn't get my money's worth.'- Ain't It Cool News Within a scant 22 pages, you feel who Stewart and Gardner are as men instead of just the required reboot knowledge to hook you into issue 2. 'Tomasi writes some of the most humanistic moments out of any of the new DC rebooted titles. The Corps soon find one of their own held by the ruthless Keepers and must figure out a way to save their comrade and defeat the Keepers without the Green Lantern's most powerful weapon, their power rings. When a new menace, The Keepers, begins to march across the space sectors and devouring not only their natural resources but their entire populations, it is up to The Corps, severely outnumbered, to stop them. Hiltzy85 returns in 'DC Comics' with the perfect summary, saying, 'Geoff Johns' GL: Rebirth and the rest of his run is unquestionably an all-time character-defining run.As part of the DC New 52 event, the Green Lantern Corps return, led by fan favorite Lanterns Guy Gardner and John Stewart. Fans also note that it can be a large task to read Johns' entire 9-year run, but that it's completely worth it. Fans recommend reading Johns' work from the beginning and not skipping a thing.

Geoff Johns dominates many posts on Green Lantern. John reinvented much of the lore, and he told some of the biggest storylines in modern comics history with 'Sinestro Corps War' and 'Blackest Night.' During this time, Johns also co-created the Sinestro Corps, the Red Lanterns, the Blue Lanterns, the Orange Lantern, and the Indigo Tribe.

Johns then wrote the main GL book until 2013, encompassing vol. Johns's run on Green Lantern began with the famous 'Rebirth' storyline in 2004, which re-established Hal Jordan as a Green Lantern. While Ron Marz had numerous mentions all over Reddit, the clear frontrunner remained Geoff Johns.

Green Lantern Corps, Volume 1 by Peter J. Tomasi