
In August, eight new “DC Super Powers” comic book variant covers will imagine what an unreleased wave of DC action figures would have looked like if the Kenner line of Super Powers toys from 1984-86 had continued!

In August, eight new “DC Super Powers” comic book variant covers will imagine what an unreleased wave of DC action figures would have looked like if the Kenner line of Super Powers toys from 1984-86 had continued!

At New York Comic Con, DC announced the return of its ELSEWORLDS line of comics, revealing upcoming comic book titles Gotham by Gaslight: The Kryptonian Age, Batman the Barbarian, Green Lantern: Dark, with more to come. Scheduled to publish in 2024, DC’s new ELSEWORLDS lineup will also include sequels to best-selling series Dark Knights of Steel and DC vs. Vampires.

“Green Lantern #1” by Jeremy Adams introduces readers to an electrifying narrative set in the expansive universe of the Green Lantern Corps. Adams crafts a compelling storyline filled with action, intrigue, and the exploration of newfound responsibilities. The issue gives us true beginnings of a classic down and out hero’s journey as the protagonist confronts both old problems and inner demons, ensuring a thrilling ride for readers.

One of the most powerful lanterns who took up the torch, Kyle Rayner half-kneels atop the robot construct that he has created, mid-yell, poised for battle, his concentration at maximum as he wills the construct to existence, launching two rocket towards the target. A moment in battle immortalized. The unique paint application on the high tech robot construct shows the transitionary formation of the construct, the nuances from green to metallic green, giving it a highly dynamic quality fitting for the torch-bearer.
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Phil LaMarr who voiced Green Lantern John Stewart on the iconic Justice League animated cartoon, hosted the 2021 edition of the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards at Comic-Con International(At Home). The Eisners are as prestigious as it gets in comics and now a Red Lantern has gained one of its top prizes!
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Just in time for Juneteenth, DC has assembled a great collection of titles celebrating Black super heroes and storytellers, from our current lineup of ongoing series and collected editions, as well as our legacy content available at participating comic book stores and free to read on DC UNIVERSE INFINITE.
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The creative duo behind fan-favorite Green Lantern: Legacy is working on the action-packed sequel we’ve all been waiting for! DC announced today that Green Lantern: Alliance, the newest middle-grade graphic novel from bestselling writer Minh Lê (Drawn Together) and artist Andie Tong (The Batman Strikes!), will be available to young readers on April 5, 2022. Join Green Lantern super hero Tai Pham as he once again comes face-to-face with nemesis Xander Griffin—this time with help from Kid Flash!
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HBO Max’s upcoming “Green Lantern” series is eyeing actor Jeremy Irvine for the role of Alan Scott.
Irvine would join Finn Wittrock in the series, who has been cast in the lead role of Guy Gardner. HBO Max declined to comment. Variety was first to report the news.
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If you didn’t know, shame on you, but here’s your chance to right your wrongs. You can help bring a Green Lantern series to life, just by voting (which you should always do by the way). Today DC gave us the full creative lineup and a preview page of the potential series. How awesome is that?! Remember, #VoteGreenLantern.
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Finn Wittrock (American Horror Story) has been tapped to star as Guy Gardner/Green Lantern in HBO Max’s upcoming series based on the DC characters, from Berlanti Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television
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