News broke earlier this week that Joshua Hale Fialkov would be leaving “Green Lantern Corps” and “Red Lanterns” but the writer has spoken and it has led to speculation by some on the Internet on the nature of his departure.
Tag Archives: Green Lantern Corps
REVIEW: Green Lantern Corps Annual #1
Or – “The Third Army Has Risen!”
The one thing you need to remember if you ever wear a power ring: TRUST. NO. ONE. Things are about to get hot in outer space, laws of physics be damned! Your Major Spoilers review awaits!
REVIEW: Green Lantern Corps #0
DC’s zero issues boast that they allow an easy access point for a new reader. That claim is put to the test in Major Spoiler’s review of Green Lantern Corps #0. Will this book leave you wanting more tales of the Lanterns, or is it a tale better left alone? Read on, faithful Spoilerites…
REVIEW: Green Lantern Corps #10
John Stewart killed a fellow Lantern to save Oa and the Corps. These actions may have repercussions. Take the jump for a Major Spoilers look at Green Lantern Corps #10.
NEW 52 REVIEW: Green Lantern Corps #1
With four Green Lanterns coming from our planet, and 7200 GL’s across the universe, there are plenty of stories to be told. So, who gets to take center stage for this run? Find out after the jump…
REVIEW: Green Lantern Movie Prequel – Kilowog #1
Or – “Awright, Ya Poozers!”
I’ve been a fan of Kilowog since his first appearance (which, for those who aren’t aware, was AFTER the Crisis on Infinite Earths, when the GLC was just seven guys in California) and I’ve always enjoyed his antics. In recent years, he’s become an amalgam of pig, squid and R. Lee Ermy in ‘Full Metal Jacket,’ and has even cheated death itself. Leading up to the big film debut, Kilowog gets his own one-shot, and I have to say: It’s about time.
SNEAK PEEK: Green Lantern Corps #59
DC Comics has released a sneak peek of Green Lantern Corps #59 that arrives in stores this week.
Review: Green Lantern Corps #43
Or – “This Just In…Â Former Honor Guard Lantern Kyle Rayner is STILL Dead*.”
Heh…Â No good joke will ever die, not on my watch!
Review: Green Lantern #48
Or – “Didn’t Saint Walker Used To Work For Jabba The Hutt?”
Earlier this week, I took a look at Blackest Night #5, in which the seven primary bearers of the emotional spectrum came together to try and stop Nekron’s evil Black Lantern Corps. You’ll have to check out that review for more details, but here’s the story that explains how Atrocitus, Larfleeze, Sinestro, Hal Jordan, Saint Walker, Indigo-1 and Carol Ferris became the (barely) coherent collection of ring-bearers that I have dubbed The Rainbow Coalition…
Review: Green Lantern Corps #42
Or – “Don’t You Know What’s Goin’ On Out There? This Is No Sunday School Picnic!”
Nekron’s legion of undead minions has cut a swath of lethal force across the universe, while the Guardians of the Universe (who are mostly to blame for all this) have been taken out by one of their own. The only chance that the universe has right now are a few ring-slinging poozers who aren’t going down easy… I wish I could bet on them winning.
Review: Blackest Night #1 (of 8)
Or – “They’re Coming To GET You, Barbara Gordon…Â They’re COMING!”
It’s all been building up to this… For months now, Scar has been moving behind the scenes, manipulating events, even tricking her fellow Guardians into doing her secret bidding, all so that she could surprise them with an EIGHTH Lantern Corps, one that owes more than a little bit to the works of George Romero and certain bits of Haitian lore. The question is: If every soldier killed joins the other side, what possible way is there to win the war?
SDCC’09: Green Lantern: First Flight and Superman/Batman: Public Enemies appear at convention
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Press Release
The popular DC Universe animated original PG-13 films will showcase its next two releases at Comic-Con International with the World Premiere of Green Lantern: First Flight on Thursday, July 23, and a two-part panel featuring cast and filmmakers from Green Lantern: First Flight and Superman/Batman: Public Enemies on Friday, July 24.