I’m psychic, and you can be one too. All you have to do is venture down below to view what Green Lantern related books are coming to a comic shop near you. You already know that Geoff Johns is leaving Green Lantern in May, find out more below. The future is one click away.
Here we go again. That time of the month where we get a glimpse of whats to come from DC Comics.
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 following are the words of Geoff Johns on his decision to leave Green Lantern with issue 20.
Second times the charm as Tom Raney, Scott Kolins and Keith Giffen give us the return of Larfleeze and the continuation of “The Hunted” in this weeks Threshold #2. Check the preview below.
Writer Geoff Johns has taken DC Entertainment’s Green Lantern and its associated characters through brightest day and blackest night, but after nine years of scripting tales about the galactic police force whose rings are powered by will, he’s leaving the series in May with issue No. 20 to focus on the Justice League and its related titles.
In doing so, Johns is stepping away from the characters that he first tackled in the pages of “Rebirth,” a six-issue miniseries drawn by Ethan Van Sciver in 2004-2005, that brought characters such as Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, Kyle Raner and John Stewart back to the forefront while revisiting the six-decade history of the Green Lantern Corps.
SPOILER ALERT: If you have not read ANIMAL MAN #17 yet and do not wish to know what happens, stop reading this post now (major spoiler alerts ahead!)
In “Rotworld: War of the Rot,” Buddy Baker (a.k.a. Animal Man) and the other agents of the Red have come to the castle of Anton Arcane to end the war against the Rot once and for all. As Animal Man and his allies battle “rotted” versions of the Justice League, Frankenstein bravely squares off against Wonder Woman and loses his arm in the process!
Welcome back to another edition of Ratings Quick Beam, where I give you a small dose latest ratings info for your favorite lantern media. Last week ran kinda long so lets see if we can get this over with…quickly.
DC Comics announced today that Earth 2, the ongoing monthly series written by James Robinson with art by Nicola Scott, would be getting its own Annual issue this year. Since April solicitations are already available, its probably fair to say that issue will be on shelves in May. Guess all we need now is a Red Lanterns Annual to complete our lantern set. Below, check out some choice quotes from DC Comics’ Editorial staff and the cover for the E2 Annual.
A new report says the 2015 dated Justice League movie probably won’t happen. Not because Warner Bros. isn’t trying, they just are not satisfied with what they have. Because according to multiple sources, what they have is terrible.
Warner Bros. Animation has provided the following images and descriptions for the latest episode of Green Lantern: The Animated Series entitled “Babel” on Cartoon Network on Saturday, February 9th, 2013 from 10-11am ET/PT. Enjoy, and be sure to click the images for a larger view.
