Green Lantern #42 Return of the Blue Man Group

[pyrotwilight.insanejournal.com]

Two more pages from Green Lantern #42 if this won't make you think the Guardians are jackasses, nothing will.

The GL's and Guardians whilst fighting eventually get Larfleeze to listen again and the Guardians and Larfleeze strike a new deal with Larfleeze wanting to know only one thing (since Hal finally used his Blue ring and it escaped)






I can only hope that at this point the Blue Lanterns alliance with the Indigo Tribe has come through since the Blue's are virtually defenseless without a GL there.

Comments

[icon_uk.insanejournal.com]

It does beg the question, what could Larfleeze use a blue ring for since greed is all about "IS NOW", hope is all about the "TO BE".

[sir_razorback.insanejournal.com]

The whole point is that it's shiny and he wants it. Think of him as a Space Gollum. He dosen't care about how to use it, he just wants it. Kindof like a 14 yr old and internet acess for porn. =p

[icon_uk.insanejournal.com]

So why not give one to him? His greed is satisfied and there's not much he can do with it.

[zegim.insanejournal.com]

My guess is that he would not want one, but every single Blue Lantern Ring for himself.

Otherwise. I don't know. The Guardias enjoy being jerks or something.

[vignettelante.insanejournal.com]

I don't think Larfleeze would give them a [i]chance[/i] to. They'd probably be willing.

[jlroberson.insanejournal.com]

Or a comic or toy collector who immediately stores, rather than enjoys, what they accumulate.

[01d55.insanejournal.com]

Larfleeze figures hope is all about wishing for things, and he wishes he wasn't so hungry - that he could fill his belly - and he figures the blue ring can do that.

And the blue ring actually did, for a moment, so nothing and no-one is going to convince him that he could only find satisfaction from giving the orange ring up, and not from getting a blue.

[icon_uk.insanejournal.com]

Interesting... Might that not also work to disable him completely then? If he can be sated by a single blue ring, then he'd be no further threat. And if that were achieved, then he wouldn't want more since the ring would be sating him sufficiently to overcome the greed.

[stig.insanejournal.com]

The early preview, way back in the final issue of Sinestro Corps War, showed the orange constructs trying to grab at every ring available; presumably, he'll realise that he needs all the power he can get.