Blackest Night

I don't either, but people seem to enjoy making the comparison. Of course, we're not idiots.

Hey, speak for yourself, buttercakes...

Blackest Night is not like Marvel Zombies, but basically it's a zombies story. Ignoring that fact is ignoring the truth.

(What? Every zombie story is suddenly "like Marvel Zombies"?)

Spidey_82 wrote:Blackest Night is not like Marvel Zombies, but basically it's a zombies story. Ignoring that fact is ignoring the truth.

(What? Every zombie story is suddenly "like Marvel Zombies"?)

Thats like saying every zombie movie is like the ORIGINAL Night of the Living Dead

Exactly.

Man, the last issue of the BN: Tales of the Corps was shitacular.

It was wasn't it?

I did like kilowogs "kilowog" being called Ermey though

liked the story about kilowog in tales of the corps #3 but the rest of the issue was a waste of time

Blackest Night #2 + Black Lantern Spectre = Awesomeness

Man that was full of awesome moments

I was a little confused though.

So being a Black Lantern makes J'onn immune to fire now?

The Ignored One wrote:I was a little confused though.

So being a Black Lantern makes J'onn immune to fire now?

They even grow their damn heads back! Fire can't be much of a step up

I should really check this out.

The Ignored One wrote:I was a little confused though.

So being a Black Lantern makes J'onn immune to fire now?

It must have something to do with the fact that he's dead so maybe the weakness one had in life doesn't effect them in death?

If you haven't heard, the big bad's been revealed to be

Spoiler:

Linkage.

rwe1138 wrote:If you haven't heard, the big bad's been revealed to be

Spoiler:

Linkage.

I'm not surprised. I would have been more surprised if it was someone else. His backstory makes him the perfect candidate.

not much of a surprise a lot of people have been guessing him

oh by the by



yes!

shining knight wrote:oh by the by



yes!

Slyvester Stallone?

hes really let himself go....

I'm digging the series so far.

Definitely, i'm actually looking forward to it every month. As opposed to just seeing what catches my eye.

hey look a tie in!

As of issue #2 two things are obvious:

1. People who died in peace and thier soul has no more claim in the world of the living, are immune to the Black Lantern power and won't be resurrected. Is there any character known to have died in peace and acceptance of their death other than Dove?

2. The Black Lanterns recognize emotions we know from the color spectrum, and "feed" the shared black force (or whatever they feed) with the power of these emotions, then by killing them enlist the newly dead as BLs. Anyone can think of DC character that won't show emotions for the BL to feed on?

Spidey_82 wrote:Is there any character known to have died in peace and acceptance of their death other than Dove?

Maybe the original Question?