We’ve finally made it to 2020 which means we’re that much closer to the launch of yet another streaming service HBO Max! Speaking on the Television Critics Association Tour (WHAT?), HBO Max Chief Kevin Reilly & WarnerMedia Head of Original Content Sarah Aubrey gave us a brief update on the status of the upcoming space series, including a character reveal.
A new era of Justice League starts with an unexpected arrival from the stars, bringing a dire warning: a new breed of conquerors is on the march. Led by Superman’s nemesis Eradicator, a genetically engineered, super-powered strike team has come to subjugate Earth.
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Simple and easy. No fluff, nor frills. More adventures for Hal Jordan from Gabriel Hardman and Corinna Bechko are coming! Hit the jump for the listing and it’s (currently shown) cover.
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There are a million things I could say but DC Comics hires people better suited than I to do so. So, without further adieu here’s your first look at Young Justice #12.
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It’s that time of year: Things From Another World’s Black Friday sale is coming!
This year, they’ll be running special deals from November 24 through December 2.
“It’s my cruelest portrayal of Superman that I’ve ever done, that makes him out to be the worst he can possibly be. I’m hoping people will really dig it, because it’s almost a roast of modern comics, including my own.” –Grant Morrison
Hal Jordan and the Blackstars will stop at nothing to bend the planet to its leader’s whims, and Earth’s greatest heroes pull out all the stops to fight these fascists. Betrayals of cosmic consequence abound! And why is Earth’s sun turning orange? We can only hope Superman figures that one out before it’s too late..
Take a look at some colored pages from Xermanico and Steve Oliff below! Green Lantern: Blackstars #2 is out on December 4th!
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Greg Berlanti is developing a pair of DC Comics projects at streamer HBO Max.
Berlanti is set to executive produce both a series adaptation of “Strange Adventures” as well as a series inspired by The Green Lantern. According to an individual with knowledge of the deals, both projects are expected to go to series. The announcements were made as part of WarnerMedia’s presentation on key details of HBO Max, including pricing.“Strange Adventures” is described as a DC super hero anthology that will feature characters from across the DC canon. The one-hour drama will explore close-ended stories about the intersecting lives of ordinary humans and superhumans. Details on the Green Lantern series are being kept under wraps.
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Also worth noting is an article from 2 months ago from boundingintocomics.com that first rumored an HBO Max Green Lantern series. It mentioned that the show would revolve around Kyle Rayner, in particular. This has not been confirmed as of yet.
N.K. Jemisin, the acclaimed, award-winning author of The Broken Earth and Inheritance science fiction trilogies, makes her comic book debut with bestselling Naomi artist Jamal Campbell as they thrust you into Far Sector, a stunning, mind-bending, sci-fi mystery on the other side of the DC universe!
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Tales of the Dark Multiverse: Blackest Night retells the tale of the Green Lantern event that changed the DC Universe forever, only this time the Black Lanterns emerge triumphant! Twenty-three days after the cataclysm, Sinestro, trapped between life and death as a White and a Black Lantern, emerges as the world’s last hope—the Limbo Lantern – against the threat of not only a horde of Black Lantern-infected New Gods, but Darkseid himself, also infested with the Black Lantern’s evil power.
In order to save the universe or end his life, Sinestro will need the help of some unlikely survivors—Dove, Lobo, and Mister Miracle—all of whom will put their lives on the line to give their world one final chance!
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The fine folks at DC Comics just gifted us this beautiful first look at Xermanico’s art from Blackstars #1. Take a look at these colored (Steve Oliff ftw!) pages below and the insane triptych cover for the 3 issue series.
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