Green Lantern: Brightest Day Blackest Night

[samurainoir]

I just picked this up, and was kind of surprised that I had not initially heard about it when it first came out given the fact that it mines the same territory as James Robinson's Starman or Geoff Johns JSA. It's also not often you get an Alan Scott solo Graphic Novel where he wasn't Sentinel or attached to the GL Corps in some way.

Anyone else read this?

[johnnystorm]

Yeah, as a fan of GL I picked it up, it was pretty good. Somewhere along the way I got my copy signed by Snyder at a con.

[jds1911a1]

it's basically a reteleeing of events from Showcase #55 in 1965

[samurainoir]

I'm surprised they don't market books like this and Matt Wagner's new Dr Midnite under the JSA logo banner like they did with Stars and STRIPE and The Golden Age.

[madmarva]

I think those books were created/printed before JSA became a hot property. If they go back to press with them, it would be a good idea to brand them as JSA like DC did with the more recent reprints of Stars and Stripes.