The tension is ever growing. The final battle between the Swords of Justice aka The Darkstars and The Shields of Justice aka The Green Lantern Corps is coming to ahead. A fight that started when a once proud Green Lantern fell to the darkside. Strange bedfellows rally together to prevent the ultimate form of Justice from taking place! Warning the following review will contain spoilers! So remember to read your comic before. You have been warned.
In spring 2019, the Justice League returns for Justice League vs. The Fatal Five. Originally composed of supercriminals Tharok, Emerald Empress, Validus, Mano and the Persuader, the Fatal Five were first introduced in 1967 and are more commonly associated with the Legion of Super-Heroes. While they have appeared in animation before, both on Justice League Unlimited and on the Legion of Superheroes animated series, they’ve been largely dormant for a while (though Emerald Empress did play a key role in the recent Justice League vs. Suicide Squad comic book event). This is an original story, and there’s much we don’t know about it.
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Concept art and designs for Cartoon Network’s DC Super Hero Girls were shared at the show’s Comic-Con International: San Diego panel. Head over to Newsarama for more!
Oh yeah people! Its that special time again when we get a decent look into the future. That’s right, its solicitation time. This special look at October 2018 sees the finale of Green Lanterns and the start of “Drowned Earth” in Justice League. Lets see what else is coming up for our favorite heroes.
DC announced artists for a number of previously unveiled Zoom and Ink titles, including Andie Tong on Green Lantern: Legacy; Gustavo Duarte on Dear Justice League; Thomas Pitilli on Gotham High; Chris Wildgoose on Batman: Nightwalker; and the fan-favorite team Gurihiru on the much-anticipated Superman Smashes the Klan, written by MacArthur Fellowship recipient Gene Luen Yang.
Fans looking to experience the first-of-its-kind digital subscription service that is DC UNIVERSE are one step closer today. Slated for release in fall 2018, fans in the United States can now pre-order DC UNIVERSE at DCUNIVERSE.com for the yearly membership fee of $74.99 (plus tax, if applicable in your state). Monthly memberships will be available at launch for $7.99 a month.
Rumors. I mean DREAMS do come true! Superstar…I mean ICONIC writer Grant Morrison is debuting The Green Lantern in November with artist Liam Sharp (The Brave and the Bold, Wonder Woman). In an attempt to show my professionalism, I will simply show off Liam’s gorgeous art and keep it moving. SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was murder I tell you, murder. Whether you like it or not, Green Lanterns has been given a dramatic shift in direction. I could go on and complain about it some more, but at this juncture it would be disrespectful to both Dan Jurgens and Mike Perkins. It’s not their fault, they were given a series to work with and I’m profoundly positive they want to produce the best Green Lantern story they can. Warning the following review will contain spoilers, so remember to read your comic before reading this review. You have been warned.
