Absolute Green Lantern #18

8.3

Critic Rating

3 Reviews
7.5

User Rating

6 Reviews
Writer Al Ewing
Artist Jahnoy Lindsay
Cover Price $4.99

After Jo’s showdown with Sinestro and the Blackstars, she understands the harsh reality of this intergalactic war she finds herself in the middle of. But even with more knowledge of her powers and place in the universe, is she ready for the horrors that lurk in the unseen?

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CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top

  • 8.7

    Comic Watch - Marcell Hines

    Sep 03, 2026

    Absolute Green Lantern #18 is a good start to the next arc of the series by expanding its lore and introducing new characters with some meat to them. Read Full Review

  • 8.2

    Fanlight Zone - Ken M.

    Sep 02, 2026

    The secret life of Emily Hawke is revealed as more questions loom in the horizon. Ewing dips away from Jo’s story to weave in a throwback tale. Lindsey returns with a solid showcase of the insanity of 1943. Where things go from here are anyone’s gamble. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    AIPT - Colin Tessier

    Sep 02, 2026

    Absolute Green Lantern remains somewhat difficult to grasp, but this issue is relatively digestible. It features a throwback mad scientist story while continuing to build what seems to be a far-reaching conspiracy. Read Full Review

USER REVIEWS Back to Top

  • 9.0

    motorik

    Sep 02, 2026

    Emily Hawke rocks

  • 8.5

    Philorien

    Oct 02, 2026

    I thought it was funny that Simon got the solution to escaping the Manhunter dimension from the reference to Jean-Paul Sartre's Huis-Clos by Emily.

    In the books, the characters are in hell forced to torture each other because each one of them made the other two miserable but at the same time they can't get rid of them. One of the character is narcissist and since the room where they are stuck has no mirror, to see herself she can only use the eyes of one of his cell companion/abuser.

    Also this issue confirm my suspicion that the fact that [Man] is always in brackets means something. Maybe it is calibrated that way ? Maybe [Man] has another connotation than the one they brainstormed about ?

  • 8.5

    GREED

    Sep 02, 2026

  • 7.0

    andrepbruno

    Sep 04, 2026

  • 6.0

    ZachPort123

    Sep 03, 2026

  • 6.0

    Matsuro

    Sep 03, 2026

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