A news story about upcoming news…is that news? Either way, Warner Bros. CEO Kevin Tsujihara spoke at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2013 Media, Communications & Entertainment Conference and had this to say about expecting DC Entertainment announcements.

Tsujihara said several more DC superhero-related announcements are set “for the coming months,” involving video games, consumer products, television and film.

 

“DC really does touch a lot of parts of our business and is an important part of the strategy in how we’re going to grow going forward,” he said.

He also had a few words about Ben Affleck being cast as Batman in a the “Man of Steel” sequel, check those out over at THR.

December December, the month after November when shit hits the fan and John vs friend happens again. Check below for the December solicitations for Green Lantern related books.

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He kicked things off as the first intimate big villain in Earth 2 so its only fair he gets his own issue during villains month. Head to Newsarama for a preview of Earth 2 #15.2 Solomon Grundy.

This October, “Lights Out” will span across all of the GREEN LANTERN family titles. And earlier this week, Relic’s Villains Month one-shot hit stores and set the stage for this epic crossover event that will change the Green Lantern universe forever.

“There are seven different colors of the emotional spectrum, each of them represented by their own corps. Green Lanterns wear rings powered by will, Red Lanterns rage, Yellow Lanterns fear, and so on,” GREEN LANTERN writer Robert Venditti explained. “For reasons none of the Lanterns are sure of, the rings have been malfunctioning lately. Enter Relic, a remnant of the universe before ours, who thinks he knows what’s wrong with the rings and has a solution. Unfortunately, ridding the universe of every last Lantern is part of that solution.”

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Rags Morales takes over for Billy Tan for this issue of GL as we get our first indepth look at the villain kicking Kyle Rayner’s butt, Relic. Check out a preview for Green Lantern #23.1: Relic at IGN.

A three-disc set collecting an assortment of DC Comics-based cartoons from the the past 90 years is now available to own from Warner Home Video. The Best of Warner Bros. – 25 Cartoon Collection DC Comics three-disc set features episodes from different animated series including Justice League Unlimited, Superfriends, Batman: The Animated Series, among many others. The MSRP of the three-disc DVD collection is $26.99. Best of Warner Bros. – 25 Cartoon Collection DC Comics is part of the studio’s ongoing celebration of acknowledging its best properties. A collection of menu stills and package artwork images can be found below, along with an official description of the product, and more can be found courtesy of The World’s Finest.

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Keith Giffen and Scott Kolins continue on with the adventures of our favorite and only Orange Lantern. Check out a preview of Larfleeze #3 below, and grab it this Wednesday!

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