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    Trey Strain
    Guardian of the Universe

  • Trey Strain
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    Here's something else. If Morrison were given a choice of writing one of those two comics, I bet he'd choose Guy and Kyle. He's known to think a lot of Kyle and not so much of Hal.

    BTW, I don't know how likely it is, but it's possible that John will remain in a comic with Guy and Kyle and will pull double duty in Justice League. Morrison is known to like John too.

    Anyway, we could see the three favorite Lanterns of Geoff Johns -- Hal, Baz and Cruz -- in one comic. I think we will.

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  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
    Moisture Farmer

  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
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    Of COURSE it would. Just from Morrison writing it ALONE will bring in readers that normally wouldn't read a GL title. That's not any kind of a bold prediction. The GLs title is already down to 24K currently 45 or so issues in. It would have a HUGE uphill battle to compete with ANY new GL #1 with Grant Morrison writing it. A new #1 with umpteen variant covers and Morrison's name will easily start out at 75k no matter which characters he uses.

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  • Trey Strain
    Guardian of the Universe

  • Trey Strain
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    This is the cover of Green Lanterns #52. It REALLY looks like Hal is moving over into that comic.

    You've got to recognize how desperately DC wants Baz and Cruz to succeed.

    I'll make another prediction: If Jurgens writes a comic with Hal, Baz and Cruz in it, and Morrison writes a comic with Guy and Kyle in it, then Guy and Kyle's comic will sell better.

    https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/comic...en-lanterns-52
    Trey Strain
    Guardian of the Universe
    Last edited by Trey Strain; 05-23-2018, 08:12 PM.

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  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
    Moisture Farmer

  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
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    HAL JORDAN AND THE GREEN LANTERN CORPS #50
    written by ROBERT VENDITTI
    art and cover by RAFA SANDOVAL and JORDI TARRAGONA
    variant cover by TYLER KIRKHAM
    This. Is. It! It’s an extra-sized anniversary celebration, and one of the biggest battles the Green Lantern Corps has ever fought to mark the occasion. John Stewart issues a dramatic order: no lethal force! The Green Lanterns need to prove they can keep law and order in the universe without killing. Elsewhere, Hal Jordan faces down Tomar-Tu, and looks to use the Darkstars’ armor as a weapon against them—with some psychic help from Hector Hammond (who probably shouldn’t be trusted).
    ON SALE 08.08.18
    $3.99 US | 40 PAGES
    FC | RATED T
    FINAL ISSUE
    This issue will ship with two covers.
    Please see the order form for details.




    Officially over with #50. And the Venditti era as well. I'm curious to see how this pans out and if it's time for me to come back as a reader again.

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  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
    Moisture Farmer

  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
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    That Bleeding Cool article seems to suggest Morrison will be writing Hal in a new Green Lantern #1 in a new volume. They all but come out and say it.

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  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
    Moisture Farmer

  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
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    Guy is the one character of the 4 real GLs that really works best being tied to another one of them in a buddy cop theme. He is the most colorful. That also makes it harder for him to exist on his own as a solo character, but I tend to forgive that because he works well with any combination of GL teamups.

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  • Trey Strain
    Guardian of the Universe

  • Trey Strain
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    Originally posted by Mister Ed View Post
    So, apart from John being in Justice League is any of that stuff confirmed? (Though I suppose that since Kyle and Guy are ALREADY in a space comic, them continuing to be in one isn't unlikely...or a very amazing prediction.)
    That's the only thing that's been confirmed. And Guy and Kyle starring in a space comic is a very different animal from Hal, John, Guy and Kyle starring in a space comic.

    I hope they don't call the space comic The Green Lantern Corps. That name seems to connote a B title for some people, and they apparently refuse to buy it.

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  • Mister Ed
    Horse of a Different Color

  • Mister Ed
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    So, apart from John being in Justice League is any of that stuff confirmed? (Though I suppose that since Kyle and Guy are ALREADY in a space comic, them continuing to be in one isn't unlikely...or a very amazing prediction.)

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  • "Chosen"
    NOT his black friend

  • "Chosen"
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    Well lets just hope you're wrong Spy.


    What Will Hal Jordan Discover About the Future of the DC Multiverse? [Spoilers]
    https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/05...erse-spoilers/

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  • Trey Strain
    Guardian of the Universe

  • Trey Strain
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    Oh and Dave -- was this anything I suggested at CBR?

    Well, I suggested this:

    -- John in Justice League.

    -- Guy in a space comic.

    -- Kyle in Titans. But if not in Titans, then in a space comic with Guy.

    -- Hal in an Earth-based comic.

    -- Let Geoff Johns figure out what to do with Baz and Cruz.

    Of course I never wanted Baz and Cruz in the same comic as Hal. But that was probably mandated from above. So if Hal's comic is set on Earth, then I called for everything they're doing, except with Baz and Cruz.

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  • Trey Strain
    Guardian of the Universe

  • Trey Strain
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    I suspect that Hal is getting moved into the Green Lanterns comic, and that Morrison will write a comic that stars Guy and Kyle.

    Maybe he'll write Green Lanterns with Hal, but I think he'd rather write Kyle.

    Another possibility is that the two titles will go monthly, and he'll write both.

    Let's see whether I'm right.

    I would be fine with Guy and Kyle in a comic, as long as the writer doesn't make it the love-fest between those two characters that other writers have depicted. The fact that they're mismatched is a good thing and shouldn't be glossed over.

    I think Hal is going into Green Lanterns in an effort to uphold the diversity banner.
    Trey Strain
    Guardian of the Universe
    Last edited by Trey Strain; 05-22-2018, 07:56 PM.

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  • IonFan
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  • IonFan
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    maybe with he leaving he'll Make Kyle Great Again on the last page as a f@ck you DC bosses

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  • "Chosen"
    NOT his black friend

  • "Chosen"
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    Originally posted by EmeraldGladiator View Post
    INo mention of Par(Hal)lax in the solicits though.
    Why would there be

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  • EmeraldGladiator
    Manhunter Repairman

  • EmeraldGladiator
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    They just did

    Originally posted by Big Daddy Dave Skywalker View Post
    So has it been announced yet that #50 will be the final issue of HJ&TGLC yet?

    I honestly struggle with calling this title volume 6. But I know when the inevitable GL #1 comes out after, we will all retroactively refer to them as volumes 6 and the next one 7.
    In the solicits, I just wish they would make the announcement of what comes next. No mention of Par(Hal)lax in the solicits though.

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  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
    Moisture Farmer

  • Big Daddy Dave Skywalker
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    So has it been announced yet that #50 will be the final issue of HJ&TGLC yet?

    I honestly struggle with calling this title volume 6. But I know when the inevitable GL #1 comes out after, we will all retroactively refer to them as volumes 6 and the next one 7.

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