So Green Lantern #21 finally arrived this Wednesday, bringing in new writer and artist Robert Venditti and Billy Tan along. Speaking with CBR, Venditti had a few more things to say about his start on the series, including talk on September’s “Forever Evil”, Hal Jordan’s personality clashing with his duties and more.
Villain month aka FOREVER EVIL is coming this September, so lets find out what the evil side of the Green Lantern universe has in store for us. Find out what’s next in the solicits below.
DCDC2 is a new initiative that layers dynamic artwork onto digital comic panels, adding a new level of dimension to digital storytelling. DC2 Multiversetechnology allows readers to determine a specific story outcome by selecting individual characters, storylines and plot developments while reading the comic, meaning one chapter of a digital comic has dozens of possible story outcomes.
“Since we made the game changing decision to go Same-Day-Digital with the launch of DC COMICS – THE NEW 52, we very strategically built our digital business to have the broadest distribution and most extensive Digital-First content line-up, and now we’re at the forefront of innovation,” stated Nelson. “DC2 and DC2 Multiverse leverages technology to make iconic characters like Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman and Green Lantern even more relevant through highly interactive storytelling.”
DC2 will first appear in the highly-anticipated new Digital-First title BATMAN ’66, based on the popular 1960s television show, and the dynamic artwork features will bring the show’s action and retro attitude to life for comic readers. Readers will experience an expanded storytelling canvas as each comic panel tells a multi-dimensional story through layered artwork and sequences.
Entertainment, the most prolific digital comic book publisher, unveiled two new digital innovations today that will take its comics to the next level of interactivity. DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson and Co-Publisher Jim Lee unveiled DC2 and DC2Multiverse at the opening of Time Warner’s “The Future of Storytelling” exhibition at the Time Warner Medialab in New York.
Speaking with Cosmic Book News, Green Lantern Corps writer Van Jensen gave a few details about certain lanterns that I couldn’t help but find intriguing. Find out who he has plans for, teases to what those plans are and more after the jump.
Its been a long time coming. After so many interviews and teases, Robert Venditti and Billy Tan’s Green Lantern #21 finally gets an official preview. Check it out at IGN.
DC Comics just announced “Forever Evil”, the first New52 event series by Geoff Johns and David Finch. Now, the big shots, the head honchos, the Co-Publishers of DC Comics, Jim Lee and Dan DiDio talk about the series via Buzzfeed. Highlights below.
All signs were pointing this moment and now it is finally here. DC Comics has its first official event of the New52 and its downright evil, “Forever Evil.” As you can see from the image above(and a better shot below), that it features Black Hand and Sinestro. Very odd choices considering the events of Green Lantern #20, don’t you think? Read below the details of this events so far, including the creative teams. Yes, TEAMS!
Collider comes through with this tidbit of information directly from “Man of Steel” and rumored director of “Justice League”, Zack Snyder. Find out what the comic loving and rumor loving director had to say about doing a potential World’s Greatest Heroes movie below.
This summer, the adventures of everyone’s favorite Orange Lantern will spin out of the pages of THRESHOLD into his own ongoing solo series.
Co-written by J.M. DeMatties and Keith Giffen and featuring art by Scott Kolins, Larfleeze launches this summer and will serve as a massive status quo change for the Green Lantern franchise. Check below for our first look at Scott Kolins’ art for the series.
Talking with CBR, the new writer for Red Lanterns, Charles Soule is now setting his sights on perfection. I happen to think HBO’s tv series “The Wire” is the best drama ever. So its quite intriguing when a comic book series about anger filled napalm blood spilling creatures gets compared to it. If there was no reason to pick up Red Lanterns on June 26th, there sure the hell is now. Read below for some quotes on that and more.