Decided to give the ring the Buttmunch treatment.
Nicely done! Its really easy isn't it? But it makes the ring SO much better!
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Nicely done! Its really easy isn't it? But it makes the ring SO much better!
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yea, well, like I prefaced my post with, I know im slow, but
Nicely done! Its really easy isn't it? But it makes the ring SO much better!
Thanks! I'm considering getting another and trying it in the opposite scheme.
This cover alone let's me know how badass this series is gonna be
Whoa! That's aBAD@$$ cover! Is that the reg or variant cover?
Great job on the BL ring, Mike!
I need to get off my duff and get a silver Sharpie and give mine the Buttmunch treatment!
I've just read them in the order of they day they come out. I've never been sure which issue comes first when there are multiples on the same day. So far it doesn't seem to matter.
Do you have a checklist? I think if you follow the order on the checklist you should be OK.
Do you have a checklist? I think if you follow the order on the checklist you should be OK.
MonEl-Lafitzgerald
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so far weve had the issues of Green Lantern and Green Lantern Corps leading up to Blackest Night #1. The Blackest Night: Tales Of The Corps are more origin stories and really dont have anything to do with the major series other than some insight into the corps that we don't know too much about. The way I've read them have been in the order of BN #1, BN: Batman #1, BN #2, BN: Superman #1.
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Read the Green Lanterns before the Blackest Nights. Everything else are just tie ins that show what is occurring at the same time as the Blackest Nights.
Great job on the BL ring, Mike!
I need to get off my duff and get a silver Sharpie and give mine the Buttmunch treatment!
Thanks! BM is right it definitely changes the feel of the ring completely. I was considering giving it a clear coat to make it look more like one of the rings but I'm out. I'm also wondering how glow-in-the-dark paint might work on these....
I can't remember. Is BN #0 supposed to be before or after the Prologue? I want to say after despite the fact it came out several months before the Prologue, it takes place after.
MonEl-Lafitzgerald
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thats a good question. im gonna have to go back a read everything over again. before anyone reads into Blackest Night it might be a good idea to go back and read the final issues of the Sinestro Corps War, DC Universe #0, Final Crisis: Rage Of The Red Lanterns, Final Crisis #1 & 6, the issues of Green Lantern & GLC leading up to BN, and Blackest Night #0. pretty much in that vague order.
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Nicely done! Its really easy isn't it? But it makes the ring SO much better!
Painted mine up as well. Looks so much better.
hairlesswookiee
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you won't be disappointed. the artwork is very impressive and the story is just as awesome as the rest of the Blackest Night books.
~~this is the first story that has me going out to get every book as well as the side story books. i've always been able to stick with the main book, but so far i find some of the side stories better than the main Blackest Night books.
MonEl-Lafitzgerald
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Check out the following link for Black Lantern candidates (from Green Lantern #43)
https://media.insidepulse.com/zones/comicsnexus/uploads/2009/07/gl_43_p12-13-1-copy.jpg
Tula (aka Aquagirl I) died during Crisis On Infinite Earths when she drowns in the water that was poisoned by Chemo. Reappears as a Black Lantern in Blackest Night #2
Al Pratt (aka Atom I of the Justice Society) murdered during Zero Hour by the villain Extant.
Sue Dibney (wife of Ralph "Elongated Man" Dibney) murdered by Jean Loring, wife of Ray "The Atom II" Palmer, during Identity Crisis. Reappears as a Black Lantern in Blackest Night #1.
Ronnie Raymond (aka Firestorm of the JLA) died during Identity Crisis. Reappears as a Black Lantern in Blackest Night #2.
Digger Harkness (aka Captain Boomerang of the Flash's Rogues Gallery) died during Identity Crisis when, simultaneously, he and Jack Drake, father of Tim "Robin/Red Robin" Drake, killed eachother.
Ted Kord (aka Blue Beetle II of the JLA/JLI) murdered by Maxwell Lord during Countdown To Infinite Crisis.
Maxwell Lord neck snapped by Wonder Woman in defense of Superman and Batman in Countdown To Infinite Crisis.
Ryan Kendall (aka Black Condor II of the Freedom Fighters) killed by Sinestro during an ambush on the Freedom Fighters by the Secret Society of Super Villains in Infinite Crisis #1.
Dee Tyler (aka Phantom Lady II of the Freedom Fighters) wounded by Cheetah and killed by Deathstroke during an ambush on the Freedom Fighters by the Secret Society of Super Villains in Infinite Crisis #1.
Roy Lincoln (aka the Human Bomb of the Freedom Fighters) beaten to death by Bizarro during an ambush on the Freedom Fighters by the Secret Society of Super Villains in Infinite Crisis #1.
Roger Hayden (aka Psycho Pirate II) killed by Black Adam when his eyes are gouged and his mask his pushed through his skull during Infinite Crisis. His body is currently entombed beneath the JLA's Hall of Justice. Solicitations indicate he will be returning as a Black Lantern during the Blackest Night: Superman limited series.
Vic Sage (aka The Question I) dies of lung cancer during the 52 limited series.
Ralph Dibney (aka the Elongated Man) killed by Neron during the 52 limited series.
Jean Loring (estranged wife of Ray "Atom II" Palmer and former host of Eclipso) dies after being struck by a lightning bolt during battle with Mary Marvel during Countdown To Infinite Crisis and falls into the ocean below where she drowns.
Arthur Light (aka Dr. Light III) burned to death by The Spectre in Final Crisis: Revelations #1.
J'onn J'onzz (aka Martian Manhunter) murdered by Libra in Final Crisis #1. Returns as a Black Lantern in Green Lantern #44.
Boston Brand (aka Deadman) remains the heroic ghost and is assisting Batman & Robin while his deceased body is resurected as a Black Lantern in both Blackest Night #2 and Blackest Night: Batman #1.
Terra Markov (Terra of the Teen Titans) while attempting to kill Deathstroke after she went insane she accidently killed herself in the process. Her short heroic tenure, betrayal, and death were all featured within the pages of The New Teen Titans.
Wesley Dodds (aka Sandman I of the Justice Society) committed suicide in order to prevent the villainous Mordru from reading his thoughts and to protect Dr. Fate in JSA Secret Files & Origins #1.
Jenny-Lynn Hayden (aka Jade of the Outsiders and Green Lantern Corps, the daughter of Green Lantern Alan Scott, & lover of Green Lantern Kyle Rayner) died trying to stop Alexander Luthor in the Rann-Thanagar War: Infinite Crisis Special. Returns as a Black Lantern in Green Lantern Corps #39.
Arthur Curry (aka Aquaman, Orin, Dweller of the Depths) murdered while attempting to help his successor. Returns as a Black Lantern in Blackest Night #2.
Jonathan Kent (adoptive father of Clark Kent) died of a heart attack during the "Braniac" story arc in Action Comics. His casket is dug up by the Black Lantern Earth-2 Superman in Blackest Night: Superman #1.
Bruce Wayne (aka Batman I) "killed" by Darkseid's omega sanction in Final Crisis #6. His skull is stolen from his grave by Black Hand in Blackest Night #0 and is shown in his possession in all solicitations following.
More coming...
https://media.insidepulse.com/zones/comicsnexus/uploads/2009/07/gl_43_p12-13-1-copy.jpg
Tula (aka Aquagirl I) died during Crisis On Infinite Earths when she drowns in the water that was poisoned by Chemo. Reappears as a Black Lantern in Blackest Night #2
Al Pratt (aka Atom I of the Justice Society) murdered during Zero Hour by the villain Extant.
Sue Dibney (wife of Ralph "Elongated Man" Dibney) murdered by Jean Loring, wife of Ray "The Atom II" Palmer, during Identity Crisis. Reappears as a Black Lantern in Blackest Night #1.
Ronnie Raymond (aka Firestorm of the JLA) died during Identity Crisis. Reappears as a Black Lantern in Blackest Night #2.
Digger Harkness (aka Captain Boomerang of the Flash's Rogues Gallery) died during Identity Crisis when, simultaneously, he and Jack Drake, father of Tim "Robin/Red Robin" Drake, killed eachother.
Ted Kord (aka Blue Beetle II of the JLA/JLI) murdered by Maxwell Lord during Countdown To Infinite Crisis.
Maxwell Lord neck snapped by Wonder Woman in defense of Superman and Batman in Countdown To Infinite Crisis.
Ryan Kendall (aka Black Condor II of the Freedom Fighters) killed by Sinestro during an ambush on the Freedom Fighters by the Secret Society of Super Villains in Infinite Crisis #1.
Dee Tyler (aka Phantom Lady II of the Freedom Fighters) wounded by Cheetah and killed by Deathstroke during an ambush on the Freedom Fighters by the Secret Society of Super Villains in Infinite Crisis #1.
Roy Lincoln (aka the Human Bomb of the Freedom Fighters) beaten to death by Bizarro during an ambush on the Freedom Fighters by the Secret Society of Super Villains in Infinite Crisis #1.
Roger Hayden (aka Psycho Pirate II) killed by Black Adam when his eyes are gouged and his mask his pushed through his skull during Infinite Crisis. His body is currently entombed beneath the JLA's Hall of Justice. Solicitations indicate he will be returning as a Black Lantern during the Blackest Night: Superman limited series.
Vic Sage (aka The Question I) dies of lung cancer during the 52 limited series.
Ralph Dibney (aka the Elongated Man) killed by Neron during the 52 limited series.
Jean Loring (estranged wife of Ray "Atom II" Palmer and former host of Eclipso) dies after being struck by a lightning bolt during battle with Mary Marvel during Countdown To Infinite Crisis and falls into the ocean below where she drowns.
Arthur Light (aka Dr. Light III) burned to death by The Spectre in Final Crisis: Revelations #1.
J'onn J'onzz (aka Martian Manhunter) murdered by Libra in Final Crisis #1. Returns as a Black Lantern in Green Lantern #44.
Boston Brand (aka Deadman) remains the heroic ghost and is assisting Batman & Robin while his deceased body is resurected as a Black Lantern in both Blackest Night #2 and Blackest Night: Batman #1.
Terra Markov (Terra of the Teen Titans) while attempting to kill Deathstroke after she went insane she accidently killed herself in the process. Her short heroic tenure, betrayal, and death were all featured within the pages of The New Teen Titans.
Wesley Dodds (aka Sandman I of the Justice Society) committed suicide in order to prevent the villainous Mordru from reading his thoughts and to protect Dr. Fate in JSA Secret Files & Origins #1.
Jenny-Lynn Hayden (aka Jade of the Outsiders and Green Lantern Corps, the daughter of Green Lantern Alan Scott, & lover of Green Lantern Kyle Rayner) died trying to stop Alexander Luthor in the Rann-Thanagar War: Infinite Crisis Special. Returns as a Black Lantern in Green Lantern Corps #39.
Arthur Curry (aka Aquaman, Orin, Dweller of the Depths) murdered while attempting to help his successor. Returns as a Black Lantern in Blackest Night #2.
Jonathan Kent (adoptive father of Clark Kent) died of a heart attack during the "Braniac" story arc in Action Comics. His casket is dug up by the Black Lantern Earth-2 Superman in Blackest Night: Superman #1.
Bruce Wayne (aka Batman I) "killed" by Darkseid's omega sanction in Final Crisis #6. His skull is stolen from his grave by Black Hand in Blackest Night #0 and is shown in his possession in all solicitations following.
More coming...
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I just painted mine up also...
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