Cartoon Network has issued the following press release announcing the long-anticipated return of the DC Nation block to the network starting January 2013. News broke yesterday that the block was confirmed to return January 5th, 2013 after a three month hiatus. Continue below for the press release.
We’re late to the party, but we’re going to celebrate anyway. Why? Well because the International Animated Film Society, ASIFA-Hollywood announced the nominations and award recipients for the 40th Annual Annie Awards, with some DC Comics-highlighted projects garnering nods. And to be more specific, Green Lantern stars in two of them! The 2012 Annie Award winners will be announced at the Annie Awards ceremony on Saturday, February 2nd, 2013, at UCLAs Royce Hall, in Los Angeles, CA.
That pesky team of superheroes won’t stay out of the news! The Justice League seem to love headlines these days. After the Man of Steel trailer hit this week, the fellows at Latino Review are back on scooping scene with more on DC Entertainment’s potential blockbuster movie. This time around, its the story. Or at least the story that will inspire it. Read below to find out what DCE could base their move on.
We already told you that we’ll be seeing an Absolute Edition of Blackest Night on sale in 2013. Now, thanks to Collecteditions via Amazon, we can pinpoint whats to come for Green Lantern related collections in Spring.
Cartoon Network has released a new promotional image for Green Lantern: The Animated Series, providing a look at the episode “Steam Lantern,” set to return January 2013 on the DC Nation programming block. The network describes the episode as, “After being blasted by the Anti-Monitor, Hal finds himself in a steampunk world.” Green Lantern: The Animated Series airs as part of the DC Nation programming block, which is currently on hiatus until 2013. “Steam Lantern” was originally scheduled to air back in October 2012. Click on the image for a larger view.
Look for GLTAS to return January 2013.
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On January 16, THRESHOLD #1 will land in stores, check out the cover by Howard Porter(JLA, DC Universe Online: Legends) below.
The crew of the Interceptor has been attacked by Red Lanterns! While trying to make their way back to the ship, Hal and Razer get sucked into a pocket dimension belonging to Myrwhydden. Can they escape and make it back in time to help their friends? Or are Hal and Razer trapped forever?
Written by Art Baltazar and Franco and illustrated by Dario Brizuela, GREEN LANTERN: THE ANIMATED SERIES #9 flies into stores tomorrow. Check out the preview here via DC Entertainment.
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.
