Green Lantern: The Road Back

Rating:
Summary: Overall Good read
Review: GL: The Road Back tells a good story, and Hal Jordan's concerns about how his ring and his duty has changed him and very thought-provoking. I think that I would recommend this book to long-time GL fans.

Rating:
Summary: Overall Good read
Review: GL: The Road Back tells a good story, and Hal Jordan's concerns about how his ring and his duty has changed him and very thought-provoking. I think that I would recommend this book to long-time GL fans.

Rating:
Summary: Superhero with Human Problems
Review: This book starts off at the point where Hal Jordan, ex-Green Lantern of sector 2814, had decided to give up being a Green Lantern (GL). He decided that being a GL had severely affected his personal life, and thus decided to start a normal life. However, Guy Gardner, another GL, is sore that he is Earth's GL only because Hal gave up the responsibility. Thus he keeps disrupting Hal's new life, and refuses to leave Hal alone. Things take a turn for the worse when a crazy Guardian decided to start his own collection of cities from around the universe. The book focuses a lot on Hal's thoughts, about the choices he has made, and what he wants out of his life. I would not recommend this book, unless one is into heavy issues in life.

Rating:
Summary: Issue #1and up
Review: This story arc is the best of the series. A must buy if your a GL fan