Green Lantern: Mosaic ran in the early 1990s, and starred Green Lantern John Stewart. DC Comics and Comixology have decided to celebrated Black History Month by collecting most of the Mosaic run in digital form for only 99cent! Click here to check out all the comics featured in DC’s sale and look below for the release schedule for the month.
Cartoon Network and DC Comics recently released a brief joint statement to address the intense online response over the recent cancellations of Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Young Justice. Cartoon Network airs the weekly DC Nation programming block, a joint venture with DC Entertainment, which currently houses the both Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Young Justice. Below is the response released by Cartoon Network and DC Comics, posted on a host of different social media outlets.
Welcome back to Ratings Quick Beam, where I give you a small dose latest ratings info for your favorite lantern media. Obviously this week is a downer, as we were hit with some bad news but that’s not why you’re here. You’re here to find out just how well, or not, your show is doing. So lets get to it.
Injustice: Gods Among Us, the latest DC Comics videogame, is set for release on April 16th. We know it features Green Lantern, we know Green Lantern is on the cover, we know he’s in the comic book adaptation, but we haven’t seen him in action yet. Well, we still don’t but take a look the story trailer below for the closest thing to that.
Warner Bros. Animation has provided the following images and descriptions for the latest episode of Green Lantern: The Animated Series entitled “Cold Fury” on Cartoon Network on Saturday, February 2nd, 2013 from 10-11am ET/PT. Enjoy, and be sure to click the images for a larger view.
At last night’s red carpet premiere for Batman: The Dark Knight Returns part 2, Cartoon Network’s cancellation of Young Justice & Green Lantern the Animated Series was brought up with some of the heavy hitters at WB Animation, including GLTAS producer Bruce Timm.
Representatives for Cartoon Network have provided quotes to The World’s Finest concerning the fate of Young Justice and Green Lantern: The Animated Series, two acclaimed animated shows currently airing on the network’s DC Nation programming block. Both animated series were listed as not returning to Cartoon Network for the 2013 – 2014 season in a Cartoon Network Upfront press release issued earlier today.
“RISE OF THE THIRD ARMY” ends here! Get ready for a go-for-broke ending, which sets up the next great GREEN LANTERN event! Check the preview below.
UPDATE #2:
Newsarama is now reporting word from Warner Bros. Animation that Green Lantern: The Animated Series is now officially canceled. On top of that, writer/producer Jim Krieg says “Well #GLTAS fanterns & #YoungJustice fans, Roswell fans sent 6000 bottles of Tabasco 2 UPN & got 2 more years. What’re u sending to Atlanta?” in an effort to save the show.
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Below is the press release from Cartoon Network 2013-2014 upfront presentation, citing new programming initiatives and returning titles. Unfortunately, Green Lantern: The Animated Series (along with Young Justice: Invasion) is not listed. Does this mean the cancellation of the show or just an oversight? Again, unfortunately I have no idea and I am prone to think the worst but let it be known that Cartoon Network has not confirmed the end of GLTAS.
Check out a brand new preview from Red Lanterns #16, where Atrocitus recruits the most surprising army possible to fight a brand new galactic threat. Courtesy of io9
