Sinestro #20

Sinestro #20 provides a very satisfying conclusion to the story of the Paling, but like every great battle there is a cost to be paid and in this case it's a changing of the guard for the Sinestro Corps.  Cullen Bunn and Brad Walker have managed to provide readers with an "event within a series" which serves Sinestro's master plan and redeems his Corps in the eyes of Earth's population.  A solid five out of five lanterns. Read Full Review

Sinestro #20 is the strongest writing from this series. It gets personal, it's action-packed, it has the heart to challenge what you thought you knew about this morally questionable Lantern. Sinestro might not ever fully redeem himself, but at least he is making progress to that point. Read Full Review

This lives up to the build up. Powerful, epic, and surprising. Definitely worth your time and money. Read Full Review

The art just slag a bit in the final pages, the DC heroes are still given too much screen time and the cliffhanger seems a bit weird, considering Sinestro could just rest easy for a week and be good again. Still, it doesn't take away from all the good karma that was built before then. This is one helluva issue. Read Full Review

If you're reading this, lucky you I can only hope Green Lantern gets as good. Read Full Review

The majority of this issue came off as simply smoke and mirrors to me to try and make the final battle between Sinestro and the Pale Bishop appear to be bigger than it was because from what we get from this book is the equivalent to a clip show episode to a TV show, where we see a bunch of things that we've seen throughout this run.  All of the art though was great as always and the book looked amazing even though I wasn't a fan of the story. Read Full Review

Vancha

Mar 31, 2016

Some parts beggar belief, but it's such incredible fun to read.