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So it was going to be 12 and then it was going to be 8 and now back to 12? Yeah, you can kind of figure out what the plan was there.Originally posted by Hypo View PostSeems DC has changed their minds and Season Two of TGL will be 12 issues once again.
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Seems suspicious that they cut them off at 8, and now it's just like, "ahh, forget those plans for the end of the year, go back to do what you were doing".
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If Didio thought it would've been a good idea to take somebody like Morrison off a title like Green Lantern in favor of some new stuff that was already a big risk in itself then his firing makes sense. Marvel's line wide relaunches and initiatives every two years was getting ridiculous, and I'm glad DC is sticking with a universe and rolling with it for awhile.Originally posted by Big Daddy Dave Skywalker View PostSeems suspicious that they cut them off at 8, and now it's just like, "ahh, forget those plans for the end of the year, go back to do what you were doing".
This also probably mended potential bridges collapsing with DC's other big gun creators like King, Snyder, etc.
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Wasn't DiDio the one to convince Morrison to give Hal a try?Originally posted by Ωmega Man View PostIf Didio thought it would've been a good idea to take somebody like Morrison off a title like Green Lantern in favor of some new stuff that was already a big risk in itself then his firing makes sense. . .
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As many good decisions as some bosses make, there are some that make just as many mistakes. Eventually it catches up to them.
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THE GREEN LANTERN SEASON TWO #5
written by GRANT MORRISON
art and cover by LIAM SHARP
card stock variant cover by GARY FRANK
In the latest issue of this 12-part miniseries, Green Lantern Hal Jordan must test the limits of his ring’s capabilities when he must take down two ruthless killers, each with the powers of Superman! Defying the will of the New Guardians, Hal finally finds his fugitive alien murderers: the deadly husband/wife team of Hyperman and Hyperwoman—but the consequences will be devastating! These super-spouses have already murdered one GL who tried to thwart their lust for cosmic power…and they won’t hesitate to do it again!
ON SALE 06.10.20
$3.99 US | 5 OF 12 | 32 PAGES
CARD STOCK VARIANT COVER $4.99 US
FC | DC
This issue will ship with two covers.
Please see the order form for details.
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According to the DC Fandom Wiki, "Hyperman" and "Hyperwoman" are from the January, 1968 edition of Superboy. There, Superboy Prime had to endure a bait-and-switch from the "Hyperfamily", a husband-wife-son team who had a similar origin story to Pre-Crisis Superboy/Superman of Krypton. Their last names were "Quentin", and the Hyperfamily members found their adopted planet of Trombus with a red sun giving them "Kryptonian-like powers".
This looks like an update to the 1968 storyline. DC writers have done this before (like the entire Blackest Night), so here's hoping the issue isn't too bad.Attached FilesLast edited by jhpace1; 03-18-2020, 06:07 PM.
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THE GREEN LANTERN SEASON TWO #6
written by GRANT MORRISON
art and cover by LIAM SHARP
variant cover by TONY S. DANIEL
The Anti-Matter Lantern Corps has invaded our universe! And as we saw in The Green Lantern Season One, just one Anti-Matter Lantern tore through several Green Lanterns—so imagine what a horde of them will do! It’s an all-out “Assault on Sector General”—but how will the Corps survive?
ON SALE 08.11.20
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES | 6 OF 12
FC | DC
This issue will ship with two covers.
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They seem to have a plan to get the title back on track. Obviously the GL team has been using the time productively.
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I mean they have a plan but I'm not sure it's great. I'm a die-hard Morrison evangelist and even I'd admit the series has been kind of subpar.
Best thing I can say about it is that it feels like an absolute palate cleanser, whoever takes over the book next can go in whatever direction they want without being weighed down by the baggage from the Johns era.
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That's an excellent point. Morrison's take gets us one more run removed from John's take on the series, which Venditti's run simply continued from. The next guy hopefully will continue Morrison's way of ignoring all of that baggage. I probably enjoy the current version more than you, and if the next one goes back to any kind of color brigade or end of the world every month nonsense I will just walk away forever and turn in my fan badge.
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Also, we can be sure of a new shiny #1 after #12 of Morrison's run hits shelves. A brave new world.
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