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NYCC’12: Larfleeze Gets Backup in New Ongoing Cosmic Series “THRESHOLD”

DC Comics’ “Go-to” writer Keith Giffen is teaming up with artists Tom Raney and Scott Kolins for a new ongoing cosmic series. Kicking off in the pages of the recently announced Green Lantern: New Guardians Annual #1, the new series is called Threshold. Tom Raney will be providing art for the main story, while Scott Kolins(War of the Green Lanterns: Aftermath) will be working on the backup feature. The main story will star a new Green Lantern named Jediah Caul, while the backup feature will star non other than Agent Orange himself, Larfleeze! Newsarama talked with Giffen about his new series. Check out the first cover below and some highlights of the interview further down.

THRESHOLD Cover by Kenneth Rocafort

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NYCC’12: Dan DiDio talks JLA, Missing Characters & More

DC Comics Co-Publisher Dan DiDio chatted with Newsarama at New York Comic Con on Day One. Here are the highlights of that particular conversation.

 

 

 

 

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NYCC’12: Peter Tomasi on Killing Guy Gardner & John Stewart, Third Army and more

Fast and furious updates straight from New York Comic Con 2012! Tomasi chatted with Newsarama about various GLC topics.

 

 

 

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Green Lantern: The Animated Series “Steam Lantern” Episode Preview

USA Today gets a short clip from this Saturday’s episode of GLTAS. They also get a few words from Producer Giancarlo Volpe, who continues to be a one man promotion team for the series.

The new episode of Green Lantern: The Animated Series (airing Saturday morning at 10 ET/PT on Cartoon Network) debuts the Steam Lantern, an alternate-world hero (voiced by Robin Atkin Downes) with a jet pack and green-tinged force blasts but who — unlike Hal Jordan and other Green Lanterns — didn’t receive a power ring from the Guardians of Oa.

“He’s like the ultimate fanboy in that he met a Green Lantern once and he has tried to replicate their powers using steampunk technology,” says Green Lantern producer Giancarlo Volpe. “His character arc deals a lot with what it truly means to be a hero. Is it a birth-given right or is it something that you could see someone else and consider them a hero and decide you are, too? That’s the point of his character.”

 

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PREVIEW: Green Lantern: The Animated Series Comic #7

Zilius Zox wants to impress Atrocitus by creating a new super villain to find and destroy the Green Lantern Corps. Made of yellow rock minerals that cancel out Green Lantern power, this new villain is named Goldface! And although he has only just been formed, he possesses a secret that will shock Razer. Will he succeed in his mission and destroy the Interceptor?

Written by the super star team of Art Baltazar and Franco and featuring art by Dario Brizuela, GREEN LANTERN: THE ANINMATED SERIES #7 hits stores today. Click here for an preview of the issue.

 

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INJUSTICE: Gods Among Us Cover Art Features Green Lantern

It was just yesterday when I noted that the upcoming DC Comics fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us still hadn’t announced Green Lantern as a character. Now it seems that I can rest easy, as the box art reveals already announced characters like Batman, Joker, Superman, and Wonder Woman, but also Green Lantern. Which GL is on the cover? Well, it most certainly looks like Hal Jordan. Its only a headshot so it’ll be interesting to see what Hal’s costume looks like in this game. Remember that random GL costume design that made its way around not too long ago? Doesn’t look like we’ll be getting that. In any case, check out the PS3 cover below and WiiU & 360 covers after the break!

 

PS3 Cover for INJUSTICE: Gods Among Us

 

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‘Green Lantern Annual’ Sparks Ethan Van Sciver’s Return to Monthly Comics

In advance of their plans for New York Comic Con, DC Comics shared the news with CBR that artist Ethan Van Sciver will be the new ongoing penciler of the monthly “Batman: The Dark Knight” comic starting with January’s issue #16.

Recently off the “Third Army” crossover event kickstarting “Green Lantern Annual,” Van Sciver is coming to Batman’s world with a renewed enthusiasm for making monthly comics, and at CBR, he discusses why Gotham is the perfect stomping ground for him, the joys and challenges of tackling a lesser-known foe and his long term goals for making his mark on Batman for years to come.

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