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Green Lantern Jigsaw Puzzle: Green Lanterns #18
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 Green Lanterns #18 variant cover by Emanuela Lupacchino. Good luck lantern fans!
DC Entertainment Launches “DC Kids” YouTube Original Series & Justice League Action: Run
Starting today, March 3, DC Kids will provide family-friendly content geared toward young super hero fans! The YouTube original series will include fan-favorites such as DC Super Hero Girls, Teen Titans Go!, and Justice League Action, as well as interviews from the red carpet, exclusive access to San Diego Comic-Con, behind-the-scenes at Warner Bros. Animation, and even grand openings of DC theme park rides and attractions. Episodes will also feature unboxings and demos of the latest DC toys and products, as well as Super Hero-themed DIY crafts, hacks, activities, and even challenges that will let viewers get in on all the fun.
Hit the jump for more information, including the intro to the premiere episode and the details on the Justice League Action: Run mobile app.
REVIEW: Green Lanterns #18
After Volthoom’s return in the Rise of The Third Army, The Wrath of The First Lantern and just recently the Phantom Ring story arc it seems that Sam Humphries has chosen now to reveal the “secret origin” of Volthoom. Now you’ll have to forgive me but I didn’t read The Third Army or The Wrath of The First Lantern so I have no idea if Geoff Johns or any other writers delved into Volthoom’s origin at all. So I have zero expectations for what Sam Humphries has in store for The First Lantern. Warning there will be spoilers going forward, you’ve been warned.
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REVIEW: Hal Jordan & The Green Lantern Corps #15
Okay I will admit that two weeks ago I was a bit harsh in my criticism that the cover ruined the ending of the comic. I did amid that when I first saw the title of this current arc, my mind instantly went to Saint Walker since he’s the only Blue Lantern who’s actually progressed outside of his initial appearance (does nobody else remember the elephant Blue Lantern?). So I set my own personal expectations that it might have been a new Blue Lantern. I love Saint Walker regardless so let’s see what Robert Venditti has in store for the only Blue Lantern in all the universe.
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Green Lantern May 2017 Solicitations
A little later in the week than usual but as a great mind once said, “Never on schedule but always on time.” Lets take that opinion when dealing with the latest Green Lantern solicitations! Check them out below and enjoy the future.
Rayn Kral of Thanagar, You Have Been Chosen. Welcome to the Green Lantern Corps
In the latest issue of The Death of Hawkman, written by Marc Andreyko and drawn by Aaron Lopresti, we see the lost of a lantern who’s been through a lot and has been a signature player in the Green Lantern Corps. Isamot Kol. We’ll choose to celebrate his replacement in Rayn Kral of Thanagar. Check out his debut as a Green Lantern below and pick up the final issue of Death of Hawkman on sale March 1st.
REVIEW: Green Lanterns #17
It’s easy for people to acknowledge what makes them afraid, it could be spiders, giant oceans, or the fear of being alone (looking at you Dark Knight). In my own personal experience it’s generally easier to admit that you’re afraid of something and actually confronting the heart of said fear. Humans generally don’t enjoy being terrified, it reverses us to a vulnerable state. This is a Green Lantern website and facing your fear head on is what being a Green Lantern is all about, so let’s see if Simon Baz finally tackles his inner demon.
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REVIEW: Hal Jordan & The Green Lantern Corps #14
Imagine it’s your first day of school, and for the sake of the argument let’s just assume it’s a brand new school where you have to find new friends in order to make the adjustment process a little bit easier. Working together with complete strangers who might share a different ideology is perhaps one of the more difficult aspects of humanoid life. Of course when you factor in power rings things become even more complicated. So where does that leave the new partnership between the Sinestro Corps and The Green Lantern Corps? There will be spoilers going forward, you’ve been warned.
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REVIEW: Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps Vol. 1: Sinestro’s Law
Ask most Green Lantern readers in the last five ye–scratch that, the last freaking decade and they’ll tell you the two creators synonymous with the brand are Geoff Johns and Ethan Van Sciver. No other duo has a made mark on the series than they did way back in 2006. They started this Rebirth with Green Lantern: Rebirth and now the legacy they left on the franchise has become the newest DC Comics initiative for all titles. That’s quite a standard to align your entire publishing line on, but damn if it doesn’t give me goosebumps just thinking about so many comics being that damn good. So who would DC put to the task of recreating that magic from what seems like so long ago? Who? Well, just a guy who was tapped to replace Geoff Johns when he departed the title, in Robert Venditti and one of the biggest artists in comics…Ethan Van Sciver! Below, I’ll give you my take on the first volume of this historic series and whether or not it shines as bright as the legacy it follows! Click here to read the full article.
