Minec of the Sea, by the Streaking Ice, Until the Sun Falls: Marth’s younger and more vicious sister.

But that's all about to change in this new graphic novel that puts a unique spin on the legacy of the Green Lanterns! The story itself had a lot of exposition which is another thing that usually takes me out of galactic stories. Campbell’s illustrations of the city are extraordinary, and I often had to dig up two reading glasses (yeah, I am getting old) just to investigate each tiny picture in detail.

Their conflicts were bloody and destructive until the city council imposed Emotion Exploit (a genetic virus that takes away people's emotions) on every citizen. What follows is a blend of murder investigation, twisty politics, and a bit of a love triangle, set in a world populated with three races. An autopsy and an analysis of the suspect’s stomach contents show that the victim, Stevn of the Glacier, was eaten. SO yeah do read it especially for the art omg its so beautiful like Jamal does gods work here, he makes each page and even the cover look like a million bucks.

I knew she could weave a good yarn, but a graphic novel is quite different, and novelists don’t always switch easily.The City Enduring, a booming metropolis at the edge of the universe, hasn’t experienced a violent crime in generations. Why did the Council send for a Green Lantern anyway when the crooks in charge could get away with their crimes easier without their interference? We are on a far planet with three alien races that long ago destroyed each other’s world because of uncontrolled emotions. Our main character, Sojourner “Jo” Mullein (get used to this - the book is chock-full of dumb names), is new to the job and has never investigated a murder before either.