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Comics hottest writer Geoff Johns (GREEN LANTERN: SINESTRO CORPS WAR, THE FLASH, ACTION COMICS, JSA) and superstar artist Ivan Reis raise the dead in this hardcover collection of the most anticipated comics event of the year!
Throughout the decades, death has plagued the DC Universe and taken the lives of heroes and villains alike. But to what end? As the War between the different colored Lantern Corps rages on, the prophecy of the Blackest Night descends and it's up to Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps to lead DC's greatest champions in a battle to save the Universe from an army of undead Black Lanterns made up of fallen Green Lanterns and DC's deceased heroes and villains.
This collection of the best-selling epic is the culmination of the events that Geoff Johns has been leading to since he relaunched the Green Lantern franchise in 2006!
Collects BLACKEST NIGHT #0-8
From the Hardcover edition.
- Sales Rank: #17328 in Books
- Brand: DC Comics
- Published on: 2011-07-19
- Released on: 2011-07-19
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.10" h x .50" w x 6.40" l, 1.19 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 304 pages
- DC Comics
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Death in superhero comics is notoriously impermanent—characters ranging from world-beaters like Superman to minor bit-players are killed off only to be resurrected later—but never more so than in this miniseries, in which dozens of fallen heroes and villains, including Aquaman, the Martian Manhunter, and Elongated Man, are reanimated as evil, zombielike forces under the command of Nekron, the embodiment of death, who wants to kill all living entities. As always, it’s up to the stalwart superheroes—most notably the original Flash and Green Lantern, both recently returned from the grave themselves—to set things right. Like all such companywide crossover events, the story line was integrated into nearly all of DC’s many titles, but the major events occur in the nine issues collected here. Even so, the absence of the supplemental stories makes Johns’ thorny narrative even more abstruse, especially for casual readers. Reis’ art perfectly matches the script: ostentatiously flashy at the expense of coherence. But for die-hard fans, Blackest Night, which sets in motion monumental changes that will be felt throughout the DC Universe, is a must-read. Grades 9-12. --Gordon Flagg
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"If you've read a superhero comic book published by DC Comics within the last few years, and were completely blown away by it, there's a good chance that it was something written by Geoff Johns."
-- Washington Examiner
"The talk of the comic book world."
-- USA Weekend
From the Hardcover edition.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Epic good versus evil with a rainbow twist
By sergei kochkin
I read all the reviews prior to embarking on this epic read reading Blackest Night (BN) and Blackest Night Green Lantern (GL43-52) simultaneously in the order they were published: basically BN0-BN6 switching back and forth with GL43-49 followed by GL50-51, BN7, GL 52 and finally concluding in BN8. Does it help that much understanding this story? Not that much with the exception BN8 wraps things up and is the bridge to Brightest Day. You could read these 2 graphic novels independently and remain just as confused. It does help to read the books prior to this especially the 2 preludes to Blackest Night which are Rage of the Red Lanterns (red power of rage) and Agent Orange (Orange power of Avarice), less so on the endless Sinestro Corps (the yellow power of fear).
I give the art work 5 stars and the story 3 stars. The story is very very long if we go back to the various preludes such as Rebirth and Fear leading to Sinestro Corps with endless battles, endless flashbacks, annoying redundancies. It is a classic battle of evil (black, death) and good (white, life). It's uniqueness is to be found in the use of different colored lantern corps with assigned emotions or attributes. Only through the combination of these colors and powers/emotions/attributes does light (absence of color) emerge victorious, the exact opposite you would expect, since all colors combined really equal blackness. This quasi-philosophical graphical novel is entertaining but drags and we learn that chaotic and emotional life is better than a boring universe which is at peace through the blackness of death. So now we wait for Brightest Day for the conclusion.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
This book made me...
By EconomicHitman
(Seems Amazon is lumping reviews of both BN and BN GL together, so I'll review both here.)
Wow. What an awful reading experience.
I read the "Blackest Night" TPB (#0-8) first. Come to find I should have probably read "BN Green Lantern" first, since the first comic in the event was, Green Lantern #43, at least according to a couple sources. (Maybe it wasn't, I'm still confused.) But it wouldn't have mattered, this whole series is a mess. I found "Blackest Night" interesting but it was a neverending "middle" with no beginning or ending. BN GL was apparently a non-essential tie-in that also felt like a huge "middle". The experience -- nay, mistake -- of picking it up has frustrated me to the point that I won't even bother with the remaining BN titles (or any other DC series). Probably more of the same, one-dimensional characters and redundant space bargaining. Nice art, though.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
The must have companion piece to one of the greatest DC events...
By Hrishikesh Diwan
Blackest Night easily matches, perhaps surpasses, any of the "Crises" that have come before this in the DC Universe.
As I noted in my review of the Blackest Night collected TPB (Blackest Night 1 - 7), the event works like a game of chess, and much of the stage setting for this chess game happens "off board" - i.e. not in the mini series or collected TPB, but here, in Green Lantern vol 9: Blackest Night (collecting issues 43 - 52). Some additional context is provided by Green Lantern Corps: Blackest Night and several other regular series issues, but I'd say this volume of Green Lantern is a must read if you are to truly make sense of everything; if I hadn't, I'd have had several WTF moments while reading Blackest Night. I doubt this book would be fun/ satisfying to read standalone.
Why DC? Why couldn't you just publish a chronologically ordered single/ multiple volume TPB ed for Blackest Night? As things stand, people have to rely on reading orders and concordances to make sense of it. (Not to mention buy additional books). I'm therefore forced to dock a star from my rating... (I didn't for Blackest Night)
Anyway - this book is worth reading, and I'd recommend any reader to go through this and the Blackest Night collection simultaneously. There are several helpful "reading order" type guides available to walk you through. Me? I just read the first issue of each, and then whenever events in Blackest Night seemed a bit off, went back and read the next issue of GL: Blackest Night. Worked well enough, although once or twice I was spoiled mid-read...
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