Green Lantern

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) Cool, eh? I understand that originally, Mr. Smith wanted Guy to not have any special powers, just run around being heroic all on his own. But the Powers That Be weren't down with that idea, and powers were what he got. But all things considered, they were interesting powers.

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) I purposely like to wait an extra day, whenever Green Lantern or Green Lantern Corps or Blackest Night comes in, to be able to absorb everything, and to give everyone a chance to read it, without spoiling the ending. With that being said...OH MY GOD!!!!! Not Kyle. NOT KYLE! Oh...Kyle!

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) Hal and Sinestro vs Abin Sur! John vs Xanshi! Atrocitus vs the rest of the Inversions! St. Walker vs the Orange Constructs! Larfleeze vs Everybody! Back on Korugar, Abin and his sister are having a fine old time taunting Hal and Sinestro, while Indigo I and Carol do their best to hold them off....

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) They may not have Hal, John, Guy or Kyle, but they make do with the next best thing and go find Alan Scott, who is fighting Black Lanterns along with the rest of the Justice Society, the League and the Titans. Alan may not be in the Corps, but bless his heart, he's still got Willpower and Light, an...

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) Soranik and Iolande are trying to get the remaining wounded to Mogo, where they hopefully will be safe. A dead Ke'haan is taunting Guy, who blows him up, and then is smart enough to highttail it out of there. Arisia is fighting her family. Vath and Isamot are fighting a bunch of Black Lanterns, i...

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) So the remaining Sinestro Corps members are all happy, Arkillo in particular. The poor citizens of Korugar are terrified and relieved at the same time that Sinestro has shown up to save them in their darkest hour. And then of course, two Black Lanterns show up that have particular meaning fo...

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) I also picked up the 80 page Giant Justice League of America. I personally adore the 80 page Giants, and Classifieds, and Quarterly books. For one, they make me feel nostalgic, and for another, they have some great stories. I can hardly wait to dip into this one.

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) And Blackest Night continues. Hal really doesn't even show up in this issue, which is unnusual to say the least, but I can't say that I missed him at all, because Sinestro and Carol have one heck of a duel going on, over in Zamaron. but the former Sinestro Corps members...now Black Lanterns!

By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) And now, for a belated review of Green Lantern, which actually came out last Wednesday, but I was locked in the throes of Guy Gardner week. Nevertheless, it is fabulous...as usual. On Earth, Barry is fighting with J'onn...or is he? Oops. Oh crap. That's a bit of an understatement, John.

Whereas Green Lantern has been busy sorting through the shared history of the Guardians and Larfleeze as well Hal Jordan's struggle with his blue and green ... and more »

For example, John Stewart was once the main person in charge of the Green Lantern Corps on Earth. He's also former military, and should appreciate things from a military perspective, but he speaks against that here, as well as shying away from the ...

 CA After a prolonged absence, the Red Lanterns have returned in a big way. Tomasi even tackles a dangling thread I would have expected to be reserved for Johns' series or even Blackest Night itself. In short, Lantern fans won't be given the opportunity to ...

 Ca Luckily, that's not a problem in this comic at all, and his slightly askew layouts and demonic visages are the perfect complement to a story about weirdo Lanterns of Many Colors and the green-clad guardsmen who must keep the interstellar peace. ... Review IGN all 2 news articles

By noreply@blogger.com (SallyP) Ganthet and Sayd do show up and explain things a little further. Turns out that the Hope Lanterns were a bit confused themselves, Ganthet doesn't mean for Hal to BECOME a Blue Lantern, simply to provide them with the necessary power. Hal gets a bit huffy here, declaring that he's not a battery.

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By SallyP(noreply@blogger.com) Back on Daxam, Mongul is pontificating to all of the newly assembled Sinestro Corp members,and ends up being challenged by none other than Arkillo,who has somehow managed to get his mitts on another ring, to replace the one that Kilowog removed...along with his finger. At the same time, back...

By noreply@blogger.com (SallyP) Hal has teamed up with the two Blue Lanterns, and are off to retrieve Sinestro. The Hope Lanterns are adamant that Sinestro be saved, and that his life is important in the upcoming Ware of Light. Hal, stubborn jackass that he can be, is equally adamant that Sinestro deserves his death sentenc...

 CA - As enjoyable as Final Crisis: Rage of the Red Lanterns and last month's Green Lantern #36 were, Green Lantern #37 marks a return to form for this ...

By Deamentia The Story: Hal Jordan discovers the secret of the Blue Lanterns and the fate of Ganthet. Riding on the emotion of hope this new lantern corps believes that the redemption of Sinestro is the key to surviving what’s to come in the future (the Blackest Night). Meanwhile on the planet of Ysmault,...

Comics Legend John Broome [1913-99] was a prolific comics writer, and the co-creator of the Green Lantern, The Guardians of the Universe, and Captain Cold and Mr. Element for Flash comics. His science-fiction stories were first published in pulp magazines, but agent and DC editor Julius...

By ComicList Comics Legend John Broome [1913-99] was a prolific comics writer, and the co-creator of the Green Lantern, The Guardians of the Universe, and Captain Cold and Mr. Element for Flash comics. His science-fiction stories were first published in pulp magazines, but agent and DC editor Julius Schwartz convinced Broome to write for the relatively new artform of comic books. Comics Legend John Broome [1913-99] was a prolific comics writer, and the co-creator of the Green Lantern, The Guardians of the Universe, and Captain Cold and Mr. Element for Flash comics. His science-fiction stories were first published in pulp magazines, but agent and DC editor Julius Schwartz convinced Broome to write for the relatively new artform of comic books.   [read the full post]

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The Guardians enact the third law to ban relationships among Lanterns, but it is a little too late when dealing with a pregnant Lantern that’s being hunted by a monster. This issue helps to build up the Sinestro Corps villain, Kryb, and puts the Corps in quite a bad spot. It’s a good issue with p...

By Chris Marshall Share on Facebook Collected Comics Library Podcast #199 28,645Kb; 30m 17s http://www.collectedcomicslibrary.com/ Regular readers of the blog of listeners of the podcast, know that I’m a big fanboy of The Batman, yes “The” Batman. meaning the older and slightly more campy Batman of the G...

By blakemp The nominees are:Best Ongoing Series: Action Comics Fables Green Lantern The Walking Dead Best Miniseries or One-Shot: Franklin Richards: Sons of Geniuses Justice Society of America Kingdom Special: Superman Secret Invasion Superman: New Krypton Special

Best Ongoing Series: Action Comics Fables Green Lantern The Walking Dead Best Miniseries or One-Shot: Franklin Richards: Sons of Geniuses Justice Society of America Kingdom Special: Superman Secret Invasion Superman: New Krypton Special

It's almost Turkey Day again, and before you head out to stuff your face, listen to the boys as they discuss some of their favorite overstuffed comic books. From treasury editions like Superman Vs. the Amazing Spider-Man, to annual events like the birth of Franklin Richards and Armageddon...

5:30 Listener voicemail and Speeding Bullets: Action Comics 870, Wonder Woman 25, Secret Six #2, Final Crisis Revelations #3, Green Lantern 35, House of Mystery #6, Jonah Hex 36, and Smallville's Green Arrow Episode 1:45:11 Batman 680 DC Noise Comics Playground

By Travis Action Comics 870, Detective Comics 849, Green Lantern 35, and Green Lantern Corps 29 Action Comics 870 by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank Detective Comics 849 Green Lantern 35 by Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis Green Lantern Corps 29 by Peter Tomasi and Patrick Gleason

He seems to win a pick of the week every other episode, so Blake and Chase finally devote an entire hour to the amazing Geoff Johns. From his groundbreaking work on Green Lantern to his upcoming revamp of the Flash to the totally brilliant revitalization of the Legion of Super-Heroes, the gu...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Justice League of America #23: 12% (9 votes) Green Lantern Corps #26: 12% (9 votes) Brave and the Bold #15: 10% (8 votes) Legion of Super Heroes #44: 10% (8 votes) Superman #678: 10% (8 votes) Trinity #8: 9% (7 votes) Uncanny X-Men #500: 9% (7 votes) Immortal Iron Fist #17: 8% (6 votes) X-Men Legacy #214: 8% (6 votes) Daredevil #109: 6% (5 votes) New Avengers #43: 1% (1 votes) Ultimate X-Men #96: 0 votes Uncanny X-Men #500: 23% (12 votes) New Avengers #43: 23% (12 votes) Trinity #8: 15% (8 votes) Ultimate X-Men #96: 9% (5 votes) Green Lantern Corps #26: 5% (3 votes) Justice League of America #23: 5% (3 votes) Legion of Super Heroes #44: 3% (2 votes) Superman #678: 3% (2 votes) Immortal Iron Fist #17: 3% (2 votes) Daredevil #109: 3% (2 votes)   [read the full post]

By Brian Cronin This review could be funny if it somehow made sense. But from what I gathered, Pól Rua ... Greg’s piece on Green Lantern: Rebirth reminded me of a bit that Pól Rua did on Green Lantern: Rebirth back when it came out. Here it is! Green Lantern Rebirth sucks because it panders. Now, now, comics have bee...

Our big May spectacular continues as Blake and Chase (along with back-up geeks Mike and Kenny) delve into the world's first superhero team, and one of the best monthly comics currently on the stands: Justice Society of America. The guys pick their favorite JSA stories, talk about the past...

By Rokk Krinn Synopsis: We begin with all the heroes of the DCU joining the Green Lantern Corps in the massive battle with the Sinestro Corps. We zip to Sayd and Ganthet talking with Hal, Guy, John and Kyle. The ex-Guardians mention that the Blackest Night is going to occur. That these four lanterns are from the keystone of the Multiverse, Earth, and to stop the Blackest Night from occurring, the four Earthling Lanterns must bear witness to the Blackest Night. One of the Guardians locks horns with Superman-Prime. The Guardians states that he willingly sacrifices his own life to rid the universe of Superman-Prime. We cut to Coast City where Hal is punching away at Sinestro. Hal says that a Green Lantern is never without fear. A Green Lantern overcomes fear.   [read the full post]

I also don't like the suggestion that he will create even more different colored lanterns in the future and that the next big villain for the series....is another Superman villain with a yellow ring!? "Well, they liked the Cyborg Superman with a ring. I wonder who else I can give a ring?" I love Mo...

8:01 Speeding Bullets: Quick shout outs to Gen 13, Brave and the Bold 5, Faker 1 and 2, Green Lantern Corp, Green Lantern 22, Highwaymen 1 and 2, Flash 231, Batman Confidential 7 and 8, Legion of the Super-Heroes 1 Johnny DC, Black Adam #1, Batman 667 and 668, and Midnighter.

Blake and Chase have decided to postpone your regularly-scheduled Green Lantern episode for a special 2 in 1 Showcase. Recorded on location at BSI Comics in Metairie, La., our resident geeks talk with each other, comic shop staff and comic shop customers about the ending of Civil War, the n...

By Mel Odom The main heroes are: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunder, and Zatanna. However, it looks like other heroes can be unlocked. Rumors say that Green Lantern Hal Jordan, Green Lantern Kyle Rayner, Hawkgirl, Jay Garrick Flash, Aquaman, Supergirl, Black...

With his work featured and reviewed in The New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, USA Today, NPR News and Publishers Weekly is it any wonder that the Eisner Award-winning writer is a critic and fan favorite?  His work is a veritable list of must-buy comics: Pride of Baghdad, Runaways, Ex M...

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor One of comic book’s most cherished creators joins the comic book radio talk show for the first time. Fanboy Radio is honored to have Len Wein, who has dramatically left his mark on pop culture with so many properties like Wolverine, The Human Target and worked successfully on Justice Leagu...

By stepheng With the "Revenge of the Green Lanterns" story arc coming to a close last month, current Green Lantern writer Geoff Johns gave this recent interview over at Newsarama.com: GEOFF JOHNS - GREEN LANTERN, OA, PRIME, & MORE - NEWSARAMA.

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor The Darkness vol. 5 trade paperback Collecting The Darkness (vol. 2) #7-#16 and The Darkness: Wanted Dead one-shot, this stunning volume is written by Paul Jenkins and Ron Marz (Green Lantern, Witchblade), and features art by the likes of Mark Texiera, Dale Keown and others!

By peter_whitney@msn.com (Peter Whitney) There was a comment on an earlier post about Green Lantern, and it touched on Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner. Now before I tell you which one I like more... I have to make a comparison. You see, in TV, it's always who is the better captain? Kirk or Picard? And don't pretend like you have no idea what I'm tal...

By Ragnell I miss that. I’d like to see some real diversity in the universe again, dammit. Newsarama has an interview with Geoff Johns about Green Lantern. There’s some good stuff in there. Nice things to say about Guy, an indication that there’s something larger beyond the POW plotline, a look at Hal’s w...

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor Covers for RUSSIAN SUNSET will be provided by an all-star roster of comic book creators, including Bart Sears, Luke Ross, Cully Hamner, Brian Stelfreeze and... Darryl Banks. That's right, in their first collaboration since their run on Green Lantern, Darryl Banks will provide a cover for t...

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor Don't miss this first arc in a brand-new Superman ongoing series, brought to you by the award-winning team of writer Darwyn Cooke (DC: The New Frontier) and Tim Sale (Superman: For All Seasons, Batman: Dark Victory)! Superman Confidential tells stories from key moments in the history o...

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor Comic book creator guests include icons Jim Steranko (X-Men, Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D, Captain America), who will be appearing Saturday only, and Neal Adams (X-Men, Green Lantern/Green Arrow, Batman). Artist of "The 9-11 Report: a graphic Adaptation" Ernie Colon (Richie Rich, Arak...

By Robert Summa Included as an unlockable character, Aquaman joins Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Zatanna and the previously announced unlockable Green Arrow in the fight against baddies. For those quick to dismiss Aquaman's worth on dry land, his char...

This episode: We review Ex Machina 1-5, the OYL titles: Blue Beetle #1, Green Lantern #10, Green Arrow #60, and Catwoman #53. Also, we share some listener emails, our first audio comment, and give a shout out to our friends at the Comic Timing Podcast.  We proudly announce that we are now memb...