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Well, it had to happen sooner or later - Spoilers for Green Lantern

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Thanks to The Mary Sue, for this snippet of info

The latest round of Musical Chairs Mood Rings means that in Green Lantern Corps #36, we're getting an answer to the question;

"Could a male join the Star Sapphire Corps?"

( Looks like the answer is... Yes )

Leaving the actual character out of the tags for the sake of surprise.

Batman Eternal #32

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New Avengers #25: "What Happened When the World Woke Up"

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'I was looking at my outlines last night and it appears I've done a terrible thing. I've done a bad job, you might say, in that you actually find out some of the answers to some of the biggest mysteries that are out there hanging in "New Avengers" in "Avengers" issues. And some of the big mysteries in "Avengers" are answered in future "New Avengers" issues. Because as the stories get intertwined you find out that the solutions are actually on the other side. So people are going to miss stuff if they're not reading both books. I'm not obviously asking them to read both, but I did in fact screw them if they're not.' - Jonathan Hickman

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X-Force #7 - "Quis Custodiet"

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"Worth saying: this stuff is going on in the real world all the time. Unmanned predator drones, civilian spying software, undeclared special-ops missions, off grid aeronautical technology, cyber invasion, bloody radioactive sushi! Switch on the news, brothers and sisters, we are adrift upon a world of shadowy espionage far more elaborate and vituperative than the most insane James Bondian excesses." -- Si Spurrier

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X-Force #6 - "Alexandria"

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"Our initial aim was to deliberately sidestep the obvious route of having X-Force fighting Recognizable-Returned-Supervillain #4367 from the get-go, and instead demonstrate what a real bad guy looks like. That is, an irritating little prick in bad clothes, with an extraordinary amount of political power, who literally does not give a **** about anyone below a certain level of importance. As a villain, Volga is simply a distillation of the sorts of people who control all of our lives." -- Si Spurrier

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The greatest TV show of all time

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