Just two short days ago we were treated to Green Lantern solicitations for August and now we’re treated to some more art. CBR spoke with incoming Green Lantern Corps writer Van Jensen about the series and was even lucky enough to get the first look at Bernard Chang’s interior artwork. Check out those pages and some choice quotes below.
It has been quite some time since we saw the cover for Green Lantern: The Animated Series Season One Part Two: Manhunter Menace. Now, courtesy of WorldsFinest and WB, we have the back cover to stare at in anticipation for the last piece of GLTAS we may ever get. Check it out below.
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We still haven’t wrapped up the Johns era of Green Lantern, but here is another glimpse of the future as August solicitations have come through. Enjoy.
Written by Masters of the Universe (and Larfleeze) author Keith Giffen and illustrated by Dexter Soy. It has been a while since we’ve seen Hal Jordan in the Justice League, but he’ll be there fighting against He-Man this fall as some world jumping takes place. Head over to Buzzfeed for more but check the full image below.
This morning Bleeding Cool reports that the highly successful lantern promotional rings are making a comeback. This time not in support of Blackest Night and Brightest Day, but for (what I am deeming) the New Era of Green Lantern with the post-Johns creative teams starting in June.
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.