Or – “THE BRAWL TO END IT ALL!!!
A Mean Tantrum ’bout de’ Green Lanterns!
The Big Dance with the Guardi-ance!
The Smash-Face in Deep Space!
The Pain Felt in the Asteroid Belt!
The Bombardiers in the Upper Atmospheres!
The Altercation for the Spectrum Nation!
The Big Ol’ Fight with Creatures Of Light!
The Grudge-Filled Ruck-os in the Endless Cosmos!
The Bellicosity at Escape Velocity!
It’s kind of a slobberknocker is basically what I’m sayin’, here…
When Green Lantern #1 arrives in September, a new old Green Lantern will be introduced, and you might just be surprised who it is (or not).
I got a chance to play Rise of the Manhunters, the Green Lantern movie tie-in game for X-Box 360. Now I’ve played some superhero games in the past that didn’t live up to the character they were trying to recreate, so I went in with a lot of expectations (some might say demands) for the game. Here’s a list of specific (and largely unreasonable) things I wanted out of this video-type-game
According to the Hollywood Reporter, a sequel to the Green Lantern movie is still in the works. The film, which only grossed $18.5 million this past weekend, cost Warner Bros. $200 million to produce, but the studio still believes in the franchise.
For those who listened to the Major Spoilers Podcast where we talked about the movie, know we thought it was pretty swell, and I for one wouldn’t mind seeing a sequel where Sinestro becomes the big bad.
What about you? Would you go see a second Green Lantern installment?
There’s a brand new video from JustSomeRandomGuy featuring Hal Jordan’s initial reactions to the movie reviews.
Major Spoilerite Jim sent me a link to the ZBrushCentral website that has an interesting thread by Tsvetomir Georgiev where he claims he used Z-Brush to do concept art for the Green Lantern movie.
Take the jump for a look at what was offered up, and if you’ve seen the movie, compare it to the final product.
If you liked Green Lantern, and you want to see more of the Corps in action, check out the Green Lantern: The Animated Series trailer that arrived on the Intardwebz today.
Dressing up as a superhero goes back to the beginning of the comic book genre. I would have guessed most kids would have dressed up as Batman or Superman, but a photograph being shared by NOLA.com shows an early Alan Scott fan ready for action.
On Mardi Gras 1946, Fred Lipps Jr., 13, donned the costume and was photographed at his aunt’s house on Polymnia Street, near the corner of Dryades, in Central City.
A great fan of comic book superheroes, Lipps chose Green Lantern ‘frankly, because I thought the costume was the easiest to reproduce; no fancy cowls, burning flames, wings or such.’
I think this is pretty awesome for a couple of reasons 1) the kid was 13 at the time, and 2) the guys behind him aren’t looking at him like he is some kind of weirdo. Of course it was during Mardi Gras, so his costume may have been tame in comparison.
Here’s one for you. While we had a chance to see the Muppet Green Lantern trailer spoof this past week, here’s the movie poster Disney released to go along with movie spoofing campaign.
You are correct – Disney owns Marvel, which is the competition of DC, yet the movie makes us think of Green Lantern instead of the company owned comic publisher… the head spins.
via Disney
Those crazy WWE superstars have arranged themselves into the emotional spectrum corps from the last major arcs of Green Lantern. This was definitely not something I expected to see when I went in looking for pictures of Kelly Kelly this morning.
In this issue: The Critical Hit Crew were at Nerdtacular 2011 and had a chance to see the Green Lantern movie.
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The highly anticipated day has arrived, and though many of us are celebrating at Nerdtacular ’11, we know a good number of you have already rushed out to see Warner Bros. Green Lantern movie.
A test pilot is granted a mystical green ring that bestows him with otherworldly powers, as well as membership into an intergalactic squadron tasked with keeping peace within the universe.
Time to share your thoughts on the movie. Did DC/Warner Bros. knock it out of the park, or were Hal Jordan’s constructs not strong enough to carry the movie through? Use the comment section to share your thoughts, your reviews, your predictions on the future of the franchise.
Well, what are you waiting for? GO!