An interesting romp and the Robinson JLA held together better than I expected it to, even though the mix was too strange to truly be either organic or more than temporary. Seriously--Congorilla & the 70's Starman? ( )

A very green, green, green TPB, and I don't mean made from recycled paper (though it could be). Not only are two Green Lanterns present (the Original Alan Scott and the much newer Kyle Rayner), but there is Alan's daughter Jennie (i.e. Jade), and though he's not green Jade's brother, and Alan Scott's son Todd (i.e. Obsidian) is also in the story.

It's a JLA story, which means global catastrophe on Earth, and in this story also on the Moon. But, with the help of new JLA members, a guy whose mind is in an ape, and a blue guy with a jewel in his chest, the JLA works on saving the planet from some hardcore Starheart (The source of Jade, Obsidian, and Alan's powers) drama.

The art isn't bad either, and the story has enough moving parts to make it interesting, but not so many that it gets confusing. ( )