A Green Lantern story written by Andy Diggle. A Green Lantern story drawn by Mike Perkins. A self contained Green Lantern comic by Diggle and Perkins? Why, that all sounds like a recipe for a great read now doesn’t it? Let us venture on yonder to see if my excitement for the credits matched the actual publication. Potential spoilers ahoy.
Pieces on a chessboard. Does anybody actually play chess anymore? Maybe on your smartphones? As much as I’v enjoyed the battles between The Green Lantern Corps and The Darkstars, it’s the moments in between that have made this arc great to me. The Darkstars constantly stoking the flames by killing all those in the name of justice, forcing the Green Lanterns to lay down with strange bed fellows. Needless to say that the Lanterns have been put into a interesting corner. Warning the following review will contain spoilers. You have been warned.
DC Super Hero Girls is an all-new animated action-comedy series from Warner Bros. Animation and based on characters from DC Entertainment. Featuring fresh character designs and storytelling from Emmy® Award–winning producer Lauren Faust (Super Best Friends Forever, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends), DC Super Hero Girls will be coming soon to Cartoon Network.
Welcome back to that oh so special time of the month where the press at DC Comics blesses us with a glimpse of the future. That’s right humans, it’s solicitations time! Featuring the final issue of Venditti’s time on Hal Jordan…
Acceptance is a difficult pill to swallow. I’m convinced that we as humans will deny aspects ourselves for years, until we reach a critical juncture in our lives that forces us to examine from within. We’ll come up with excuses before confronting our own personal issues. Even the mightiest of superheroes have fallen victim to this oh so human response, even those of the lantern variety. Warning the following review will contain spoilers. So remember to read your copy before reading on. You have been warned.
The Invisible Spectrum. That’s what new Justice League writer Scott Snyder is calling his addition to the emotional spectrum. While we are still knee deep in his current series Justice League: No Justice, we can still take his quotes below and wonder how they’ll play out. What is it? Well he explains it as all the emotions we don’t like to admit we have, from shame and guilt to some of the darkest. Snyder even mentioned that he “vetted” the idea with the current Green Lantern creatives. Oh, did I mention that Sinestro is also involved in this Invisible Spectrum? Yep. I mean, no I didn’t, but yes, that’s correct. Also, this is all in the first arc of the series launch!
DC Comics has confirmed that as of last week all DC Universe ongoing titles – physical and digital – will be priced $3.99. That includes Wonder Woman, The Flash, Batman, Suicide Squad, Detective Comics, Harley Quinn, Superman, Action Comics, Injustice and of course Green Lanterns and Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps. In January 2017, DC increased the price of several of its ongoing titles but kept twice-monthy shipping titles at $2.99.
Because there’s nothing better in life then watching the great tyrant show up more, DC by way of writer Scott Snyder has gifted us with just that! As the title reads, we’ll be getting the villainous group back in the pages of Justice League. Click here to read the full article.
This Friday, May 11, DC will launch its very own Twitch channel at Twitch.tv/dccomics. Going live at 10:00 am PT, the new channel will debut with a special broadcast of the DC All Access series “Versus.” A one stop shop for DC talent and gaming content, alongside coverage of live events, fans will also be able to tune into DC’s official Twitch channel to see simulcasts from Twitch streams of great DC talent like Jim Lee and others.
The first of its kind, the Green Lanterns Annual was originally solicited to be drawn by Juan Ferreyra. Now future ongoing artist Mike Perkins debuts a bit earlier than expected.
