Green Lantern Corp Omnibus by Peter J. Tomasi and Patrick Gleason (Green Lantern Corps Omnibus, 1)

Para el que le gusten las historias de los Green Corps este es un libro que deben tener.

Great art and great quality and great storyline

Great art good action in story

This hardcover edition is much like the two first books (speaking about the edition). It's a big black book with some extra features at the end like alternative cover gallery and some character sketches. The presentation is good.Regarding the story, is not as great as the main books, but it does have cool moments. The bad thing of reading first "BN" and "BN: GL" is that you already knows about the end of Green Lantern Corps #42. Nevertheless, is was reaaaaaally cool!.As I said on my title, this is very good to be only a tie-in. I did took out one star out because I don't like much Patrick Gleason's art. He's drawings are ok for books with less importance such as "To Be a Lantern" or "Recharge", but for something as big as Blackest Night... Well, it doesn't work quite well. Ivan Rise and Doug Manhke did a TERRIFIC job on the main books. I couldn't feel but a bit dissapointing with this one.Other than that, this is a good book. Fun read...

Do yourself a favor and buy it. So much fun.

For years, the Green Lantern titles have been on fire! The stories are great. Blackest Night is one of the best. The sense of dread and urgency was palpable. "Green Lantern Corps: Blackest Night" is required reading. I recommend it to everyone.

I got all of the Blackest Night books not only because I love DC, but because of the zombie angle also. Once you start, you just can't stop with the Blackest Night books. Just make sure you read Green Lantern: Blackest Night first! Nothing else will make sense until you read that first.

A great collection of all the comics that made up the collective Green Lantern Corps: Blackest Night. It's a nice addition to any collection and it's a nice hard cover book to boot.