Green Lantern

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) 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.

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.

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]

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 noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) What Green and Johnson accomplish here is a cogent deconstruction of the concept of kryptonite. It's an item much lampooned--consider, the most powerful man in the world, and he can be taken out by a little rock that near everyone has a piece of--and yet the writers offers a compelling reas...

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

By Nick Plowman An even less probable rumour is that of Ryan Gosling playing a more well-known DC character, Hal Jordan aka the Green Lantern. Now, of course Warner Bros. are intending to up the not only the star factor of their upcoming adaptations, but the artistic and acting quality as well like in this pa...

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 JoshSHill It has been the underground success of the DC Universe over the past year and a bit, and there’s no need to guess why: it’s Green Lantern, and Hal Jordan is simply one of the greatest characters ever to be written. ...

By comiclist@gmail.com Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Green Lantern Corps #20 DC Comics Tomasi, Gleason, Magno, Rollins & Nguyen Boy does it stink coming out of the best arc the title has ever seen. ...

Green Lantern soared. Spider-Man crashed. Small crossovers rocked. Big ones fizzled. Archie tried a new look.  Mark Bagley jumped ship. Mike Wieringo passed away. From the best in comics for 2007 to the absolute worst, this week the Showcase crew sits down and takes apart 365 days of comic books...

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...

For those unaware, IGN Comics is now using the full 100-point system that the rest of the IGN Network uses. You will find that each rating corresponds to a description (see the Scale below), which should help you determine what all of ...

By Lindsay Beaumont Justice League Season 2 brings the adventures of Superman, Batman, Wonderwoman, Green Lantern, Hawkgirl, J'onn J'onzz and The Flash home with solid voice-acting, stylish animation, and a memorable music score. In this season, many "What if" questions are answered instead of the view...