Green Lantern related solicitations are here. Superman related solicitations are here. Batman related solicitations are here. DCU Dark solicitations are here. DC “Edge” solicitations are here. “YOUNG JUSTICE” Solicitations are here. “BEYOND” DCU Solicitations are here. . Trades, Vertigo & Figures are here
The latest chapter of Peter Tomasi’s Green Lantern Corps is out this Wednesday, and USA Today spoke with the writer and provided a preview of issue 15. Check out some choice quotes below and the preview as well. Things didn’t look too good for Guy Gardner last month, so lets find out what happens to the fallen lantern next.
In January, DC Comics announced that the Geoff Johns written event story, Blackest Night would be collected in the prestigious Absolute Edition format. That’s quite an achievement, and it definitely got the lantern readers talking. Unfortunately, a lot of that talk was about how the usually must have collection would not collect the just as important Green Lantern issues, also written by Johns, that ran simultaneously with Blackest Night.
Now, DC has listened to your complaints and have added the missing issues of Green Lantern! The catch is that it skips justone issue. That one issue stars the oft-overlooked John Stewart.
Through a press release, Cartoon Network has announced new episodes of Young Justice and Green Lantern: The Animated Series are set to debut on Cartoon Network Canada during the winter season. The network currently airs the first 26 episodes of Young Justice along with the first 13 episodes of Green Lantern: The Animated Series. The information was released through a press release announcing Teletoon’s winter season programming, including details for Teletoon, Teletoon Retro, Cartoon Network Canada, and Adult Swim. The winter season schedule for Teletoon and its affiliate network, begins January 7th, 2013.
Welcome to the future lantern fans. Its that time of the month where we look ahead to see what’s to come in the lantern universe. That’s right, March 2013 lantern solicitations are here.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment’s “Injustice: Gods Among Us” game is coming next year, and to add to the hype surrounding that game, DC Collectibles will be releasing an all new line of highly detailed and articulated 3 3/4” action figures based on characters from the game. The first round of two-pack sets will be released in April 2013 and will feature Green Arrow paired with Deathstroke, and Wonder Woman paired with Solomon Grundy. Each set costs $29.95. Only a matter of time before we get another Green Lantern figure to add to our collections. By our I mean, you. I spend enough money on the comics.
The Injustice line will be available broadly at comic book retailers and online at www.shopdccollectibles.com. Keep an eye out for more Injustice two-pack sets coming from DC Collectibles very soon. Look below for a shot of the Deathstroke & Green Arrow pack.
Newsarama chatted with Justice League of America artist David Finch about what he’s bringing to the book, how it compares to his Marvel work, being on schedule, and more interesting to lantern fans, Simon Baz. So read below for some choice quotes from Finch.
The usually reliable, but not always perfect, folks at LatinoReview are back with the latest rumor of the still pending “Justice League” movie. This time around, its about the villain. So who is it? Who has writer Will Beall drafted to face off against the world’s greatest superheroes? Click here to read the full article.
Who is Hawkgirl? The secret is revealed! Mr. Terrific makes his first appearance on Earth 2 since he left our world! Don’t miss the aftermath of “THE GRUNDY APOCALYPSE!” Check out the preview for Earth 2 #7 courtesy of Newsarama.
Writer and former editor Peter J. Tomasi visited the CBR Tiki Room during New York Comic Con 2012 and spoke about his upcoming work on DC’s New 52 including “Batman and Robin” and “Green Lantern Corps,” with CBR.
On the pressure of participating in both “The Third Army” and “Death of the Family”: “It’s been smooth, honestly. I’ve been doing this for so long, it’s kind of second nature. When you’re on the editor’s side of it, you’ve got to take a specific mindset when you approach it. When you’re on the writer’s side of it, it’s not like you throw away that hat. You still have that hat. It helps you and grounds you and you’re able to navigate all the stuff that can pop up kind of smoothly. It allows you to just focus and get the meat of the story and the characters. Honestly, working with the people I’m working with on all this stuff — Geoff [Johns] and Scott [Snyder] and all the other guys, Pat Gleason and Fernado Pessarin — Pat and Fernando to me are two of the most under-rated artists right now in comics. It’s my pleasure to be working with guys like that.”
