Brightest Day Vol. 2

This book is definetly worth a try, the storyline is great, very enjoyable, the characters are likable and funny when needed, the art is fantastic, it’s good to look at. I recommend this book to anyone who loves comics or just interested in getting to know the genre.

Good quality

NOT to bad

A++++

Great price and condition

Ok but but not as good as the first part or the blackest night in my opinion. Should be the same price as the other two volumes.

Great read great condition

Es una recopilación que en lo personal me gustó, es lo que esperaba además de lo que falta por leer.

Ein muss für jeden, der Darkest Night gelesen hat. Vergesst nicht Vol. 1 und 2 zu kaufen. Als Kindle Edition gut und günstig

I can't go too much into details without giving away spoilers, but suffice it to say that the action, adventure, UNBELIEVABLE story and artwork, and most importantly the masterful intrigue, pick up pretty much right where Brightest Day, Volume 1 left off. () It almost seems as if Geoff Johns and Tomasi can do no wrong as long as whatever they are working on ties into the Green Lantern mythos in some way... Oh, alright... I'll admit it... Geoff Johns CAN'T go wrong, because he's simply one of the best writers on the planet. It's no coincidence that all the best DCU spanning crossover events of recent years were his brain child. LOL Volume 2 continues with the overall mystery of what exactly is going on with the recently resurrected heroes and villains. That includes the stories of Aquaman, Martian Manhunter, Hawkman and Hawkgirl, Dead Man (Who's a central character!!!), Firestorm, and let's not forget Maxwell Lord, who spun off into the INCREDIBLE Justice League: Generation Lost. () It kept me turning the pages until I had the 'NOOOOOOO!!!' moment when I realized I'd just turned the last page and had to wait for more of the story. LOL But bottom line, if you enjoyed Volume 1 of Brightest Day, you'll love this. If you liked any of Geoff Johns' previous works, then this is just as good. And if you've never read anything by Geoff Johns, but you keep hearing his pesky name mentioned in comic book circles, the do yourself a favor and start with his Green Lantern work (), follow that up with the Sinestro Corp War ( ), move right along into Blackest Night (), and then pick up Volume 1 of Brightest Day, which leads to this. I promise you that you will be in for one HELL of a ride. Sincerely, I know you won't be disappointed. Thanks for your time folks. Sincerely, R.A. McDowell

L'evoluzione dei concetti della War Of Light e della Blackest Night continua a stupire! Senza neppure le Lanterne in scena, l'epopea galattico-mitologica di Johns continua a espandersi, seguendo rotte inattese e nello stesso tempo familiari: ancora una volta, la struttura stessa dell'universo DC viene scossa, mentre vecchi legami si trasformano in novità inattese.Unico difetto: i capitoli sceneggiati da Tomasi sono farraginosi, verbosi, ridondanti e sostanzialmente inutili.