Vanguard Productions publisher J. David Spurlock has reported on his facebook page that comic book penciler and inker Dan Adkins died last week at age 76, Bleeding Cool says. While you may know him from his inking on the Neal Adams’ Green Lantern/Green Arrow issues, Adkins worked for several publishers from the late 1960s through the mid-1980s, perhaps best remembered for his noteworthy run on Strange Tales and Doctor Strange. It will never get easier losing the ones we love.
Collider spoke with DC’s Chief Creative Officer. You already knew this because you read our post on Geoff’s comments about possibly turning unproduced screenplays into DC Animated movies. Now comes the full interview, but to save you time here are the best and relevant bits below. Read as Geoff does his best to dodge questions and give as little information as possible on DC movies, the future for Green Lantern on the big screen, DC’s current slate of tv shows, ending his nine year GL run and more.
Say what you want about the CW network, but it has had great success with DC Comics properties. ‘ARROW’ is the current hit tv show based on the emerald archer Green Arrow and we all know who his best friend is. Well thanks to Marc Guggenheim’s interview with TV Guide, we have a chance at some Green Lantern on Green Arrow action. No, not that kind of action. Cameo action. Hot cameo action. Maybe featuring Carol Ferris too? Get the details below.
Well well well…here’s a bit of surprising news or rather potential news. Collider spoke to DC Entertainment’s Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns and they’ve chosen to release anything news worthy bit by bit. The first bit is whether WB would turn unproduced screenplays into DC Animated films. I know what you’re thinking. “Jack Black’s Green Lantern could actually happen now! Oh boy!” Find out what Johns says below.
With Green Lantern #20 having a delay or two, here’s a preview to the Epilogue of “Wrath of the First Lantern” in Green Lantern Corps #20. Tomasi and Pasarin give their swan song. The End of an Era.
As we grow closer and closer to the debut of the ongoing Larfleeze comic, we’re treated to a preview for issue #5 of Threshold starring Jediah Caul, courtesy of ManClave.
Robert Venditti is an interviewing machine. Obviously his best one was the detailed hour long conversation we had with him, but now he’s talking about his new Green Lantern villain Relic. Here’s what he had to say about the villain with Newsarama.
We gave you the first look at Geoff Johns’ Green Lantern #20, his finale on the series. Now comes a short preview for the issue courtesy of DC Comics. This special oversized issue will feature a sweeping 66-page story, including 55 pages of art by series artist Doug Mahnke and special appearances from a crazy amount of crazy talented artists including Ethan Van Sciver, Ivan Reis, Patrick Gleason, Cully Hamner, Aaron Kuder, Jerry Ordway, and more! Check out the preview below.
In just a few short weeks, Geoff Johns will give us his swan song with Green Lantern #20. Today on Twitter, he showed off an inked page by Doug Mahnke from the issue. Spoilers beware as there are some things you can not simply unsee.
After a glimpse of the character last week, MTV Geek talks with the upcoming Green Lantern writer Robert Venditti about his new villain named Relic. Below you’ll find another look at the character, this time provided by artist Rags Morales. You may find it a bit similar to the first time we showed off Rags on GL. Relic’s origin will be told across three months of black-and-white pencil variant covers by artist Rags Morales, which will span all Green Lantern family books.