Green Lantern #28

The Starbreaker Supremacy may be over, but peace never lasts long for the Green Lantern Corps. As Oa rebuilds, Hal Jordan, Kyle Rayner, and the rest of the Lanterns begin uncovering new mysteries tied to the legendary Book of Oa; now forever changed by the Emotional Spectrum. With romance rekindled, secrets unveiled, and hints of something bigger on the horizon, things are exciting for Hal and Kyle as Jeremy Adams and his creative team craft a transition issue that deepens bonds while setting the stage for the road to issue #600. Read Full Review

It seems like everyone in the Corps has something going on in this run, which is a big plus for a team book. Read Full Review

The power of two words might doom the Green Lantern Corps as a new adventure begins. Adams presents a tale with humor and questions. Marion and the art team flourish in taking Jordan through his emotional range. Where things go from here are anyones guess. Read Full Review

Green Lantern continues delivering a very enjoyable read each month as Adams juggles the large ensemble effortlessly while the art team provides solid visuals. The tease of whats to come is also fairly exciting as the series only looks to keep heating up in Year 3. Read Full Review

Green Lantern #28 delivers a radiant mix of revelation and romance, wrapping a cosmic conspiracy around a beating human heart. It's a story about legacy, willpower, and the dangers of knowing too much; a space opera with personality. If Adams and Marion keep this balance of scope and soul, the Corps is in very bright hands indeed. Read Full Review

Adams skill at crafting effective transition issues is once again on display. Marions art is a fun and exciting accompaniment, adding a more urgent energy. Green Lantern #28 wastes no time setting up the next big storylines. Its a fun new chapter for established readers and great jumping on point for new ones. Read Full Review

K-23

Nov 19, 2025

After the rushed/hand wavy "event", Adams get back to what he does best in this cool down/set up issue full of fun dialog touching base with where all the characters are at and setting up the threats coming forward. The art is great. Super energetic making an issue full of talking feel more exciting.

Simon DelMonte

Nov 09, 2025

Adams really has a great grasp on Hal now, even if I am not quite sure he knows what to do with him.

fzanca

Oct 26, 2025

This is definitely a set up issue. The cover indicated that we would see Hal and Carol together, which we do for a single page. That was a disappointment. This is about the book of a OA, which is apparently a thousand years old with the pages still intact after being buried by rubble. Somehow Hals's name is in the book. The art has downslid, but I'll stick with it for now. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/Eok-eOfY5cw