Red Lanterns #6

6.5

Critic Reviews

6 Reviews
7.1

User Reviews

8 Reviews
Writer Peter Milligan
Artist Ed Benes, Diego Bernard
Cover Price $2.99

Rankorr, the newest Red Lantern, is here and he's pissed! Find out what happens when the red ring selects a human host overcome with rage and grief. Plus: Atrocitus and Bleez face off against each other, and an old enemy stands revealed.

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CRITIC REVIEWS

  • 9.0

    Forces Of Geek - Atlee Greene

    Feb 06, 2012

    The red ring was drawn to Moore like a moth to a flame and the end result produces the first human Red Lantern. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Heretical Jargon - Heretic

    Feb 08, 2012

    So in and of itself, this issues is quite good. Like many other reviewers, however, I share their fear that the Red Lanterns may become an unfocused title that no one will read. Read Full Review

  • 6.5

    A Comic Book Blog - Geoff Arbuckle

    Feb 03, 2012

    If nothing else, I'm hanging on by a thread hoping we will see that before they are replaced by a third wave New 52 book takes its place. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    Blog Of Oa - Myron Rumsey

    Feb 05, 2012

    Issue six makes a step in the right direction in some ways, but fumbles over itself in others.  Three out of five lanterns. Read Full Review

  • 5.5

    IGN - Joshua Yehl

    Feb 01, 2012

    Meanwhile, Atrocitus is challenged by Bleez for leadership of the Red Lanterns, but even that feud falls flat. At issue #6, this plot thread is only now getting to a real conflict when it should happened in issue #2 if it was ever going to be engaging and meaningful. The Red Lanterns are all about rage expressed through fiery blood vomit, so why the slow boil? At this point, it is starting to feel misogynistic to yet again see Atrocitus beat up Bleez as he yells at her -- it's something he has done in three of the six issues. Worse, Ed Benes and Diego Bernard's pencils are still spotty, and the design for the human Red Lantern feels uninspired. Read Full Review

  • 4.0

    Comic Vine - Mat 'Inferiorego' Elfring

    Feb 01, 2012

    Man oh man... This book is taking a turn for the worse. This is a great creative team and some great new DC characters, but something is not working, and I'm not sure how much longer this can last. I really like the Jack Moore character and seeing the team slowly start to come together, but I couldn't stand the fact there was a fill-in artist whose art did not mesh well with Benes. This book really isn't going anywhere and I'm getting a bit bored. I do not recommend this issue. Read Full Review

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