I’ve got zero horse in the race (mostly I because I doubt anyone is getting killed, and if they are death is a joke in comics). I was replying to the suggestion that DC would kill “Guy, Simon and the rest,” just leaving Hal as the sole Earth GL. I don’t need to explain why that’s never going to happen.
People here are so morbid and morose lmao. Hal’s going to be at the center of a big event! This is what people have been asking for! Besides they already murdered the original League to establish the stakes, I think we can safely assume there won’t be any more slaughterfests.
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Anyone else nervous with what DC might have planed for Hal? DC has not treated him very well since the movie. Im worried that Hal is actually still Parallax or the convergence Parallax did something with our Hal, It just also seems strange that Hal is the only founding Member still alive in Justice League. Ahhh damn you DC
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Everyone seems to forget about GL 50 when the Convergence Parallax came over to this universe and clashed with Hal, everything got weird after that, Hal made his own GL ring , Hal was able to keep up wi the new god Lightray, hal beat general zod, John Stewart went up against the Amazon army alone and Diana was adamant he would die. (Im thinking John is actually Hal) John is GLC leader he should be on Oa. There was other weirdness even in dark knights with hal and John and im pretty sure Diana noticed it. As things sit in green Lantern There are 2 rings that work, Jo has one that was given to her by a guardian and hal has the other, which he made
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It makes no sense. If John is supposed to be on Oa then the fact that he wasn't really dead would be discovered rather quickly. They wouldn't be building a memorial statue to him in front of the Hall of Justice.
Yeah, I thought Justice Incarnate's Darkseid was pretty much the lamest, least interesting incarnation of the character ever done, then the last issue pretty much up-ended all that to reveal that, yeah, this dude's a chump and that was the whole point. Which, I gotta admit, is a pretty ballsy move to pull off, even if it made my first read of Infinite Frontier and Justice Incarnate less exciting than I wanted because I was fooled by Williamson's pretty sneaky fakeout.
I haven't had time to re-read the previous issues yet, but I'm guessing that I'm going to like them a whole lot more now that I know what's really going on.
Exactly. Alan, Guy, Baz & Jessica are all going to be the stars of the HBO Max show. They're all safe. Meanwhile, John & Hal are still waiting for the movie to get off the ground, so both of those guys can do the whole "dead" thing for a little while. They'll be back, of course, but they can be superhero dead for a few months or years and it won't matter.
I don't think DC is pandering to anyone. I think they're just trying to tell a compelling story and superhero deaths, even with how temporary we all know they are, can still pack a punch when they're done right.
Thanks to Morrison & Sharpe, Hal Jordan's story has reached a climax. As a result, I think this would be a pretty good time to take him off the stage for a bit until someone smarter than me can come up with something cool to do with him.
Honestly, I'd much prefer that than Hal appearing regularly in uninteresting comics, which is the most likely outcome given the current talent pool of mainstream comics. This way, when Hal appears, it's an event.
However, I understand that others may feel differently. Comics fans love regularity. We want our weekly fix. And getting any Hal Jordan comics is better than going months or years without any. I, on the other hand, would rather wait those months or years if it means I get a great Hal Jordan story instead of one that's just content being produced to feed the monthly grind because there's a big enough audience for it.