Pat Gleason drawing a Green Lantern? Is it 2019 or 2009?! Either way, you should be happy. Writer Brian Michael Bendis steals former Green Lantern creatives to comprise the latest version of the not-Teen Titans. Does he succeed or fail spectacularly? Beware the spoilers below!
NEW YEAR NEW GREEN LANTERN COMICS! 2018 was a great year to be a fan of the Green Lantern Corps. Yes they’re were some endings but all good things must come to and end. Thankfully the end of 2018 promised Green Lantern fans a bold new direction for Hal Jordan with Grant Morrison and Liam Sharp. Even though we only readers had two issues of this new run before 2018 ended, it’s pretty easily to tell that 2019 is going to a mind exploding trip for Green Lantern fans. Warning the following review will contain spoilers. You have been warned.
Following our announcement made last week, it’s time for our Trivia Challenge (or contest if we’re less threatening about it)! Today is the second day so let’s get things started. Review the rules below and take a gander at the day’s question. Good luck fanterns!
The story centers on the Justice League battling a group of time-traveling villains who are in search of budding Green Lantern Jessica Cruz. No release date has been announced but check the jump for the movie’s description.
Following our announcement made last week, it’s time for our Trivia Challenge (or contest if we’re less threatening about it)! Today is the first day so let’s get things started. Review the rules below and take a gander at the day’s question. Good luck fanterns!
Hey! Welcome to 2019 lantern fans. This year we will continue to bring you the best coverage of all things Green Lantern and what better way to do that than to give back to you. That’s right, TheGreenLanternCorps.com will be rewarding our fans for all their faithfulness in our corner of the universe. How? Well, as the title above reads, we’re throwing a trivia contest! Hit the jump for details on how to enter and more importantly, how to win!
Twas the day after Christmas, and the DCU was stirring. Because when I think of the holidays, I want to dive deep into the trauma’s of my favorite heroes. Now that we know the identity of who attacked and committed the murders at Sanctuary, Heroes In Crisis is a interesting state. While I’ve had problems with certain narrative choices that Tom King has made, it can be argued of how compelling he’s making this story. So put away your Christmas gifts, it’s time to stuff your stocking with some good ole tragedy. The’re will be spoilers, you’ve been warned.
The following is an interview with writer Robert Jeffrey, one of the few writers chosen for this year’s DC Comics Workshop. I get him to discuss an assortment of topics including the things you see in the title of this article and a bit more. It was a pleasure and I give him my thanks for the discussion. You can find his Green Lantern short in the already released anthology New Talent Showcase.
The insanity of the Justice League continues, but this time we take to the skies and search for answers on Thanagar. Home to Hawkman and Hawkgirl. What could possibly go wrong? Remember to read your comic before reading this review. You have been warned.
Welcome to a new weekly feature here at TheGreenLanternCorps.com! Just to kill some of that time you have on the internet, here’s a jigsaw puzzle of a Green Lantern cover or page for you to figure out. This week’s final result is the variant cover to The Green Lantern #3 by Jae Lee! Good luck to ya!
