
Yes, he's neither the editor or writer or even co-writer of any Green Lantern or Green Lantern-related books... but exactly to what extent is his interactions with the editors and writers of said books? As "Chief Creative Officer," we may have heard the vague broad strokes of it in equally vague interviews but how much do we actually know about what he does on the day to day?
Can we absolutely say with full confidence he has no say and exerts no influence on the Green Lantern books, or any other books? Are we just chalking up the writers of the Green Lantern family of books following his pre-existing pattern (Big Event, Big Event Big Event, all connected at the hip to Geoff's rainbow brigade) to just some coincidence, or writers desperately trying to mimic him?
I'm not so sure. He's always been an "ideas" man... who eventually ran out of ideas. Who's to say that now he's not in his most enjoyable position? You know... he gets to sit back these days, dictate ideas and then let actual writers figure out how to execute them. I've noticed that in every interview with any writer on any GL book since his tenure ended on GL, if asked about how closely they work with Geoff or what his involvement is now, that they almost immediately clam up, stammering out only praise for him before either the subject is changed or they change the subject themself (or otherwise provide a non-answer).
Is he, in fact... the Geoffather?
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