Red Lanterns

It's recruitment time for the Red Lanterns, and no one in the universe is safe...especially with the most volatile Green Lantern, Guy Gardner, suddenly in their corner! But why has Guy turned his back on his own Corps?

The Red Lanterns of Rage star in their very own comic book series by writer Peter Milligan and artist Ed Benes. Atrocitus and his Red Lantern Corps return, battling against injustice in the bloodiest ways imaginable!

HAL JORDAN travels to Mars with two teammates to investigate a mysterious crater on the Red Planet.

If Krona lives again, the Red Lantern leader Atrocitus can kill the mad Guardian of the Universe himself this time, finally getting the revenge he's craved for an eternity! And what does Bleez know about this seeming resurrection? She's not telling, which only stokes Atrocitus's fury!

Godhead part 5! Continued from GREEN LANTERN: NEW GUARDIANS #35! Guy Gardner's at his lowest point, consumed with rage towards himself for the many lives lost, and he's taking it out on anyone he can! Continued in GREEN LANTERN (2011- ) #36!

Wrath of the First Lantern!' Atrocitus and his Red Lanterns seek final vengeance against the Guardians of Oa—but things don't go as planned!

Spanning the century from the Taiping Rebellion through the establishment of the People's Republic of China, this is the first comprehensive history of women in modern China. Its scope is broad, encompassing political, economic, military, and cultural history, and drawing upon Chinese and Japanese sources untapped by Western scholars. The book presents new information on a wide range of topics: the impact of Western ideas on women, especially in education; the importance of women in the labor force; the relative independence enjoyed by some women textile workers; the struggle against footbinding; the influence of anarchism; the participation of a women's brigade in the Revolution of 1911; the role of women in the May Fourth Movement; the differences between the more assertive women of South China and the 'traditional' women of the North in organizing for political action; the involvement of peasant women in insurgency and anti-Japanese struggles in the countryside; and the effects of the Marriage Law of 1950. The author has contributed a new preface to this English edition, and Joshua A. Fogel and Susan Mann have written an introduction that places the book in the context of studies of Chinese women, Japanese sinology, and women's history in general. The book has extensive notes, a bibliography, and, as an appendix, a chronology of the history of women in modern China.

Bleez and the surviving Red Lanterns head for Zamaron to confront the Star Sapphires about their role in the poisoning of the Red Power Lantern.