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Green Lantern: Sleepers (Book Two)

Book Two of the Sleepers epic reveals the secret origin of Earth's first Green Lantern, Alan Scott, and his mission to wield his power ring in the fight against evil. As World War II erupts, Scott must face a 17th century super-villain named Malvolio, an anti-Green Lantern whose pact with Hitler endangers not only the Allied forces, but puts Earth's very existence at stake. Malvolio won't stop until the world is dominated - or destroyed - and the emerald energy of Green Lantern is humanity's only hope for salvation!

Approximate Run Time: 6 hours
Release Date: June 2011
ISBN: 978-1-59950-766-8
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1. Scott on 8/15/2011, said:

OUTSTANDING!
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2. Daniel on 7/13/2011, said:

The flat out best Alan Scott story I have ever experienced! Top rate production all the way around. I highly recommend this, particularly to any fan of the golden age of comics.
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3. Anji on 6/7/2011, said:

Director Rick Rohan wants GA listeners to know that all unanswered questions brought up by Sleepers Book 2 (including Alan Scott's visit to Planet Hell) will be answered in Sleepers Book 3 which concludes the Trilogy. Stay tuned...
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4. Varun on 6/3/2011, said:

I liked the story, however I felt like parts of the story were missing. I just bought a copy of the book. One key scence was missing which was the meeting between Alan and Hal Jordan. It lasted longer than one sentence as it did in the audiobook. Hal filled Alan and us in on a lot of the backstory that was missing in the story. Such as Malvolio connection to Qward, Alan finding out what's Malvolio plan is etc. This was important chapter in the book and needed to be in the audio version Also Graphic Audio cut out a chapter of Alan fighting in the war. Which would be nice to have but not important to the main story. Overall I still disappointed in the product still. If the scene was in the book I would have give it full five stars - however it is not - which why I am giving it three stars
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