Sinestro hasn't shown up yet. The closest we got was a possible hologram/recording talking to a prospective Sinestro Corpsman. Also, that resulted in Paul and his students wrecking several Spider Guild worlds, so I'd consider that a positive for Paul.
This chapter gave me shivers. The deep ringlore! (Well, at least in universe)
Unfortunately, events caused him to backslide, in the comics. Hooray for editorial mandates and/or writers wanting to play around with the status quo in the name of nostalgia...
So, he's basically having a mid-life crisis. Hopefully it turns out better than it did in the comics, where he ends up dying to Tim Drake's father while assassinating him... And then he got brought back to life after Blackest Night. Man can not catch a break, huh?
At least they've stayed on task. An impressive show of discipline.
Something you don't often see with big guys in films: dealing with things scaled for conventional people. Even the Avengers movies cheaped out a little buy having the Endgame 'professor' Hulk being smaller than most of his previous forms.
Making quite a good show of his progression towards Enlightenment. Perhaps someday, he'll be the next Illustres.
Because you think they're the right thing to want, or because you honestly want them for yourself?
Ah, she's still struggling with that question herself, I see.
It's all right to say some Greenies are stubborn dickheads, you know.
Heh, testing to see if he can overcome that natural submissiveness to authority, huh?
Perspective is a wonderful thing, when you can keep a hold of it.
You're almost there, Onik.
Getting warmer.
Understating it a little, but technically, for her, it was only a few minutes. Never mind him having a cross-parallel adventure lasting a couple of days...
Well done. All he's missing is the last piece of logic.
It's not like they're exclusive, you know. Dul could probably rock a Red Ring, if she didn't have one with the whole 'replace your heart' gimmick.
Oh-ho, breaking his silence about a certain colour, is he?
Not unprecedented in the comics, even if it was during the Post-Flashpoint era.
Still thinking too limited, Missy. What happens when multiple wavelengths of light combine, hmm?
And of course the most perceptive one sees to the heart of it.
Pfft. They barely manage with one light. Can you imagine them trying to handle all seven?
...Just out of curiosity, of course, eh? Not like this will help your bosses with anything.
He could build the hardware, but when it comes to the energy needed...
No doubt Sinestro is making plans about expanding, though, as we saw earlier.
Though others have said it, I'll repeat it: Creating the sigil of a colour is enough to touch that light. It's how that magician on Earth (Dark Druid, was it?) was able to make zombies using the Black Sigil. And now I'm picturing the White Light Entity going 'Hmm? Oh? Eh.' in its' sleep inside Earth.
Exaggerating a little for obfuscation, eh? After all, White Light is supposedly easy to use. It's just hard to keep it on task. Because unlike the other lights, it has its own intentions.
Still hoping he manages to get her her own Blue Ring one day.
Arguing that Paragon got spanked by Sinestro's answering machine instead of Sinestro himself doesn't really help the case here...
Sinestro gave a potential recruit a temporary ring to see what he'd do. Said potential recruit decided to see what Paul would do in a situation that he personally would find petrifying, and saw Paul wreck everything in his way. Sinestro didn't intend to even have anything more to do with the OLC, so them obliquely interacting was a complete coincidence. We can decide who can beat who if we ever see Paul and Sinestro interact and/or fight.
No, he got a legitimate job as a sound engineer, not a legitimate sounding job as an engineer.
For a couple of minutes off camera, just to demonstrate that he could.
I'm fairly sure he did so on screen but with the alternate Carol and with the Star Sapphire.
Even better!
Paul can't make another blue ring without killing Sinestro. The Weaponer said he would need something to in return for making it and the only thing he wants is the head of the man who betrayed him.I still want Starfire (Koriand'r) to switch to a Blue Lantern full time.
I don't think Orange suits her at all.
She'd probably me much more effective with a Blue
Lantern ring, spreading hope everywhere she goes.
The SI could get another blue ring without killing Sinestro. He just couldn't get it from Kalmin.
How? And from who?
My answer's a bit facetious, but given there are hundreds of unaligned Maltusians apparently not doing anything in the wider universe, try finding one of them whose nature aligns well with Hope. I don't know the circumstances that led to Ganthet founding the Blue Lanterns in the comics but I believe it was due at least in part to the Guardians being evil/corrupt/incompetent/etc. which doesn't really seem to be what Zoat's going for in his story.
Eh, red's not so much a problem.
No, you're absolutely correct.
Thank you, corrected.
