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Green Lantern Corps (2025)
Green Lantern/Green Lantern Corps: The Starbreaker Supremacy
If the destruction is left unchecked, the entire universe could be ripped apart. And the wicked Starbreaker Corps, a collective of cosmic vampires known as Sun-Eaters, seeks to feed on the chaos. Now Hal Jordan must lead his people and defend his home against this onslaught. But how will they fight back when Starbreaker and his siblings have stolen the one thing that might be able to stop them…the power to feel? Collects Green Lantern #25-27 and Green Lantern Corps #7-9
188 pages, Paperback
Published April 14, 2026
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June 23, 2026
A fun crossover featuring a bit of everyone involved with the corps. It managed to invoke some sense of adventure, heroics, and tragedy.
June 16, 2026
As much as I appreciate seeing Aya and Razer finally reunited, this is the Green Lantern Corps after a series of increasingly weird and poorly executed plot-lines that have had the state of the Corps go through one poorly executed restart after another.
May 23, 2026
A good book, great artwork, okay story lots of heroics and sacrifices. I all come down to the the battle between the Starbreaker Corps and the Lantern Corps.
The Starbreakers have been one step of the Lanterns all the way now it is a race to gather the final ingredients to fix or destroy the emotional spectrum. The universe is not big enough for both Corps, who will survive and what will be next for them?
As much as I like the artwork and action of the book, however the premise still bothers me. Why would emotion vampires, want a universe without emotions would they not starve? I guess it is the nature of evil to destroy everything including itself. A great jump on point all the main lanterns got a chance to shine in this book.
I loves the giant covers between issues/chapters then the book finishes with a variant cover gallery.
The Starbreakers have been one step of the Lanterns all the way now it is a race to gather the final ingredients to fix or destroy the emotional spectrum. The universe is not big enough for both Corps, who will survive and what will be next for them?
As much as I like the artwork and action of the book, however the premise still bothers me. Why would emotion vampires, want a universe without emotions would they not starve? I guess it is the nature of evil to destroy everything including itself. A great jump on point all the main lanterns got a chance to shine in this book.
I loves the giant covers between issues/chapters then the book finishes with a variant cover gallery.
Review of advance copy
My god what a volume this was!
This actually felt epic like the 2010s stories of GL which were basically war of the light involving everyone like all the lantern corps and its so well done! I like how it gets into the gray zones of the emotional spectrum and thus the fractal lanterns and we see they make their own lantern corps after a battle in Gemworld, that was a cool issue seeing Hal ride a dragon lol!
I like how his this gets into that and then you see a NULL-WAVE pass on and the universe is drained of emotions and how the GLC have changed and its upto the artifical beings in the GLC to save them and I love how it focuses on Aya specially and seeing the lanterns change without the emotions and its cool what it leads to! The emotional entities! Love the retcon to see where they were and how it ties together with GL old continuity!
And then the heroes using the entities to power up again and its cool to see diff. emotions and all and them taking the fight to the Starbreaker corps on their planet and their Gray power battery and what it results in and theres like the close of the loop with Nathan and that was emotional and a close of a major arc!
And then the thing with John and holy.. the way Jeremy is just bringing all continuity together is just amazing, he is just putting it all together in such a well awesome thoughout out way and it will make you emotional for sure with what happens and powering up the other lanterns and then the big WAR.. GLC and the other lanterns vs Starbreaker corps and its an epic story and I really loved that!
I just love how the last issue is just war on all sides and its epic as it should be and Hal gets some emotional moments for sure and like the big fight moment but how the ending happens is.. umm yeah.. still other than that its sort of a good close with the whole lanterns being gone and then now OA home to all lanterns and the return of a big former villain..
Its as epic as the GL stories should be after like 2 years worth of continuity being built and it takes all the other prior continuity and stitches it so well to inform this story and its as epic as it could be and the art is freaking awesome and I had a really fun time reading it and I highly recommend it.. Jeremy is coming into his own with this book!
This actually felt epic like the 2010s stories of GL which were basically war of the light involving everyone like all the lantern corps and its so well done! I like how it gets into the gray zones of the emotional spectrum and thus the fractal lanterns and we see they make their own lantern corps after a battle in Gemworld, that was a cool issue seeing Hal ride a dragon lol!
I like how his this gets into that and then you see a NULL-WAVE pass on and the universe is drained of emotions and how the GLC have changed and its upto the artifical beings in the GLC to save them and I love how it focuses on Aya specially and seeing the lanterns change without the emotions and its cool what it leads to! The emotional entities! Love the retcon to see where they were and how it ties together with GL old continuity!
And then the heroes using the entities to power up again and its cool to see diff. emotions and all and them taking the fight to the Starbreaker corps on their planet and their Gray power battery and what it results in and theres like the close of the loop with Nathan and that was emotional and a close of a major arc!
And then the thing with John and holy.. the way Jeremy is just bringing all continuity together is just amazing, he is just putting it all together in such a well awesome thoughout out way and it will make you emotional for sure with what happens and powering up the other lanterns and then the big WAR.. GLC and the other lanterns vs Starbreaker corps and its an epic story and I really loved that!
I just love how the last issue is just war on all sides and its epic as it should be and Hal gets some emotional moments for sure and like the big fight moment but how the ending happens is.. umm yeah.. still other than that its sort of a good close with the whole lanterns being gone and then now OA home to all lanterns and the return of a big former villain..
Its as epic as the GL stories should be after like 2 years worth of continuity being built and it takes all the other prior continuity and stitches it so well to inform this story and its as epic as it could be and the art is freaking awesome and I had a really fun time reading it and I highly recommend it.. Jeremy is coming into his own with this book!
June 15, 2026
The start with the race to build the Lantern batteries before the Emotion Vampires build theirs? Excellent. The ensuing push the robotic GL members have to do as emotions have driven everyone complacent until they meet up with the Lantern Spirit Animals? Excellent. Then having an uneasy alliance to ride them and fight gigantic space vampires? Wonderful spectacle. Broome sacrificing himself to destroy the Starbreaker's Lantern and give the Lanterns a fighting chance? Nice. John sacrificing himself to ignite all Emotional Lanterns and then every Corps says their motto at the same time? Absolute peak. The ending leaving so many plot threads open for GL and GLC to continue? Much appreciated rather than another event that ends and will have little impact going forward.
The art? A continuous revolving door of the main artists on the GL and GLC comics all doing good work. No matter if its a favorite of mine, Xermanico, or one less fond us, V Ken Marion (who isn't bad I just feel his style is too stark a contrast here though his issue with the giant emotional space monsters was impeccable for his style to sketch), they’re all exceptional with a storyline that gives them pages of wonderful material they masterfully bring to life.
The whole storyline is large and epic but very easy to follow and understand thankfully. The last GL event felt a bit bloated with confusing continuity but this handles all the lore and builds up well without feeling like a continuity maze. It’s full of bombastic action movie interstellar scifi epic awesomeness. But it does well to endcap a lot that's been going on recently in GL with the Fractured Spectrum as well as sending some parts forward namely John Stewart's construct of his dead sister becoming a Lantern wielder which Im interested how it will go, the Suneaters still existing just in a state of ecstasy currently, Krona, and John Stewart’s survival as a farmer on some rando planet.
This also had a lot of fun continuity nods that aren't overwhelming such as the Light Entities, Gemworld, Krona, and John Stewart's stint as The Emerald Knight.
The art? A continuous revolving door of the main artists on the GL and GLC comics all doing good work. No matter if its a favorite of mine, Xermanico, or one less fond us, V Ken Marion (who isn't bad I just feel his style is too stark a contrast here though his issue with the giant emotional space monsters was impeccable for his style to sketch), they’re all exceptional with a storyline that gives them pages of wonderful material they masterfully bring to life.
The whole storyline is large and epic but very easy to follow and understand thankfully. The last GL event felt a bit bloated with confusing continuity but this handles all the lore and builds up well without feeling like a continuity maze. It’s full of bombastic action movie interstellar scifi epic awesomeness. But it does well to endcap a lot that's been going on recently in GL with the Fractured Spectrum as well as sending some parts forward namely John Stewart's construct of his dead sister becoming a Lantern wielder which Im interested how it will go, the Suneaters still existing just in a state of ecstasy currently, Krona, and John Stewart’s survival as a farmer on some rando planet.
This also had a lot of fun continuity nods that aren't overwhelming such as the Light Entities, Gemworld, Krona, and John Stewart's stint as The Emerald Knight.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Review of advance copy
The newly minted Green Lantern Corps series clashes with the ongoing Green Lantern series for their first big crossover as the Starbreaker Corps tries to drain the Emotional Spectrum once and for all.
There are a lot of fun parts to this crossover. The Emotional Entities stuff, the Source Wall callbacks to Lights Out, and Kyle Rayner getting to have some spotlight are all highlights, for example, and you can't go wrong with a big double page spread full of Lanterns fighting things. But as a combination, there's something missing here. Maybe it's the large cast that pulls focus all the time, or the fact that the Starbreakers themselves just aren't all that great as a set of villains?
Definitely lesser than the sum of its parts, but not bad. I think expecting this to be as good as the old Geoff Johns crossovers was my own fault, putting things on a pedestal. But Sinestro Corps War, this is unfortunately not.
There are a lot of fun parts to this crossover. The Emotional Entities stuff, the Source Wall callbacks to Lights Out, and Kyle Rayner getting to have some spotlight are all highlights, for example, and you can't go wrong with a big double page spread full of Lanterns fighting things. But as a combination, there's something missing here. Maybe it's the large cast that pulls focus all the time, or the fact that the Starbreakers themselves just aren't all that great as a set of villains?
Definitely lesser than the sum of its parts, but not bad. I think expecting this to be as good as the old Geoff Johns crossovers was my own fault, putting things on a pedestal. But Sinestro Corps War, this is unfortunately not.
May 17, 2026
Como todos los cómics de esta etapa de los Lanterns, entretenido e instantáneamente olvidable. Nada remarcable, ni guion ni en dibujo, aunque no creo tampoco que tenga más pretensión que la de hacer pasar un rato relativamente agradable al lector. Lo de convertir a Guy en una especie de experto en el libro de Oa me parece una excentricidad curiosa, pero venga, vamos palante, y el nuevo estatus de los diferentes cuerpos, interesante, aunque creo que va a durar dos telediarios. En cuanto a los Starbreakers en sí, malos genéricos sin interés alguno ni carisma. Y qué decir del emo ese ex de Carol Ferris... debe de ser el villano más aburrido de la historia de Linterna Verde. Podrían convertirlo en el archienemigo de G'Nort, por ejemplo, para hacerlo un poquillo más interesante.
Una etapa que está destinada a pasar sin pena ni gloria en la mitología de los portadores del anillo.
Una etapa que está destinada a pasar sin pena ni gloria en la mitología de los portadores del anillo.
Review of advance copy
total geoff johns cultural victory
Review of advance copy
4.25
I don't read a lot Green Lantern, but this really pulled me in. Really interesting build of story, plot, and characters. And excellent art.
I don't read a lot Green Lantern, but this really pulled me in. Really interesting build of story, plot, and characters. And excellent art.
Review of advance copy received from Publisher
3.1 stars
May 17, 2026
It’s a solid crossover event with the green lantern titles but just is an action story and isn’t anything like majorly exciting.
June 7, 2026
I'm realizing that I really enjoy Green Lantern titles and the big events/crossovers because they are fun. The art varies, the writing is solid, and it's so cosmic that you're like, "Yeah, dude."
June 14, 2026
A triumphant return to the status quo!
Is the result exciting and different? No. But the emotional response is high as we go into our climax, and I think that makes this a pretty decent arc.
Is the result exciting and different? No. But the emotional response is high as we go into our climax, and I think that makes this a pretty decent arc.
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