Supergirl is officially coming to the “LEGO Dimensions” video game, as announced by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. Additionally, a Supergirl minifigure will be included exclusively in the Sony PlayStation 4 “LEGO Dimensions” Starter Pack, at least for a limited time starting in September. Check below for some more looks at the angriest Kryptonian with blonde hair you’ve ever seen!
It’s officially August, and the heat keeps ratcheting up. While it’s way to early to say whether or not DC’s Rebirth is a success (that’ll be a December issue heh) from this small reviewers’ perspectives, it’s recaptured the magic that DC comics mostly lacked between 2011-to early 2016. Focusing on the titles that you the reader care about, and I dare say that both series dedicated to the emerald cops provide their own unique directions yet they feel part of a bigger picture. So lets see if Hal Jordan & The Green Lantern Corps can maintain the rush from the previous issue. Also remember kids spoilers are near. Please get your parents permission before reading further on.
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Literally a discussion topic at The Green Lantern Corps Message Board, Matt Damon potentially playing Hal Jordan in a rebooted Green Lantern Corps franchise, was just a thought. Today, Matt Damon (seemingly) takes himself out of the running for that pressure filled duty.
Repression is something that millions of people deal with on a daily basis, it’s a struggle to say what you want to say in the manner that fits you. After days, weeks, months and in some cases potentially years that repression can eat away, putting that person in a bitter or depressed state. Personally for me, after repressing my own personal emotions I tend to lash out in pure anger telling the entire world what I’m feeling. It’s not a healthy way to live at all, something I’m dealing with even know, but for Jessica Cruz and Simon Baz it’s something they nee to come to terms with very soon. Spoilers lay ahead, you have been warned.
TheGreenLanternCorps.com proudly presents The Green Lantern Corps Cast, a podcast focusing on all things Green Lantern! Ten points to Gryffindor if you guessed correctly that the gang covers everything in this episode. They catch up on comics, get the latest news from Comic Con International and even present a new format. Coming off the heels of an interview episode as sweet as our last one was isn’t easy so enjoy the rants, raves and reviews on the TheGLC Cast!
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They say every comic book can be someones first. They are typically never named but let me say to that anonymous collective out there that they are probably right, and it is because of sayings like this that issues like Green Lanterns #4 make for a highly problematic read. Well, at least for the veteran reader. Let’s just proceed with the review and look around for spoilers beyond this point, shall we? We shall.
Riding off the heels of San Diego Comic Con, the name Justice League is on the lips of virtually everyone. Make no mistake this isn’t a post dedicated to the recent special footage shown at Comic Con, but seeing the Justice League in brief live action, then noticing that the current writer for Justice League is famous for bringing a “cinematic” approach to comics. Even though Hitch isn’t the artist, last issue proved that Tony S. Daniel can step into that style when needed. With the eyes of the world, let’s see how Hitch and Daniel follow up from a bombastic second issue. Warning, there be spoilers ahead. Ye have been warned.
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Its the end of the month so we should celebrate making it this far. As the summer winds down and we get closer to sending our beloved children back to school (or attending it ourselves), lets take a second to enjoy the best moment of the month, as chosen by our staff. This month, it’s Hal Jordan returning to his classic duds in Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps: Rebirth #1.
What I’m about to write maybe a bit odd, especially since DC’s Rebirth intention is to remind old and newer readers about the days of yore. Yet in the Rebirth issue for this series, half of story was dedicated to an aging Sinestro, a character who has battled Hal Jordan for more than fifty years now not even a snapped neck could prevent him from continuing the fight. Seeing this version of Sinestro battered by the sands of time reminds us that we all have a clock ticking down to the end. The big difference is between us and Sinestro is that we’re not Sinestro. Spoilers to follow in the review below, advance on your own merit.
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