Not a good month for lantern comics. Nope. May was not nice this section of the DC Universe. Probably because Batman and those fighting heroes over at the house Mickey built are running rampant all over the top ten. Though, when 3 of the top 11 books are starring a Green Lantern, how bad can things really be?
As usual for the end of the week, we have new episode details, two video clips, and a bunch of images have been provided by Cartoon Network from the all-new Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode “Flight Club.” The new Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode is scheduled to air at 10:00am (ET/PT) on Saturday, May 12th, 2012 as part of the DC Nation programming block on Cartoon Network. Enjoy what GL:TAS producer Giancarlo Volpe calls Part 1 of 3 of the season finale.
The Green Lantern Corps Cast Episode 117
TheGreenLanternCorps.com proudly presents The Green Lantern Corps Cast, a podcast focusing on all things Green Lantern! This week the gang talk about the potential Justice League movie, and the problems Warner Bros. have to address during development. Speaking of WB, word is that Green Lantern 2 may still have a chance of seeing production. After the movie talk, its comics time. Blue Beetle crosses over with New Guardians as the battle for Odym begins! Is all hope lost on the Blue Lantern homeworld? The cast learns that Abin Sur had a child…that [I]isn’t[/I] Amon! The secret of the Indigo Tribe is finally revealed and the cast is divided on its impact. John Stewart is finally put to trial, and once cast member wants him dead! Find out who that is, and listen as they figure out Kyle Rayner’s history in the New52. Secrets, court rooms, battles, blood and teen arousal all on this episode of Corps Cast!
Featuring opening and ending themes from Kirby Krackle (http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/) and The Roy Clark Method (http://www.freewebs.com/royclarkmethod/).
Courtesy of DC, we have an exclusive preview of Green Lantern #10, which goes on sale June 13. So be sure to check out the phenomenal preview art by Doug Mahnke and a short synopsis of the issue at Complex!
In September, everything in the New 52 universe will go back to ground zero. In an event that has been rumored for a while now, all of The New 52 ongoing titles that are published in September will be numbered issue #0 in an event DC Entertainment is calling “Zero Month.”
Timed to the one-year anniversary of DC’s massive reboot of its entire fictional universe, Zero Month will feature stand-alone stories that tell something from the history of the team or character — from before the relaunch. Visit Newsarama for an interview with Co-Publishers Jim Lee & Dan DiDio.
It was all bad just a week ago! In three short days, Warner Bros. has ignited a fanbase that had only The Dark Knight Rises to be excited for. Now, there’s a Justice League script in the works, which is supposedly “dark and mature”, and now Variety reports that other DC Comics heroes are being prepped for the big screen. I’m getting my hopes up, are you? Check below for Variety’s entire article.
The biggest geek festival is just a few short weeks away, and Warner Bros. is going to be there in full force. Today they announced they’re bringing a bunch of their tv shows to the convention center in San Diego for Comic Con. A look at the full schedule, which includes confirmed talent appearances for some of the panels as well as times and locations can be found here. Comic-Con 2012 takes place July 11 – July 15. Below, you’ll find the details on the DC Nation panel.
Famed comic book writer Mark Millar has supposedly received word that the Justice League script is not an “Avengers knock-off.” Check out what Millar had to say over at CBM!
I’m still in shock. Though I shouldn’t be given the ridiculous success of Marvel’s wannabe League team(Yes, I’m hating). Still, Variety comes through with the report and from what they say, WB has had this on the hush hush for some time now. If you haven’t heard of Will Beall, then smarten up because he’s one of the hottest writers in hollywood right now. Here’s hoping his script gets to the screen unlike Guggenheim’s Flash. Below is Variety’s original story in full. Oh, and Wonder Woman is on the way too.