That's such a great statue! I was deeply tempted by it but I don't really have a place for it and something that nice deserves to be displayed
Not by my count. I'm tired of Batman being the only person Hal interacts with in JL and other GLs interacting with Batman doesn't usually go much better.
When his ring is out of power, it offers no protection. Since the world depicted in the issue is of complete chaos, it's very likely that Hal's ring ran out of juice at one point while he was dealing with the escalating crisis and he got infected without his knowledge.
Not at this point. All we know about the future of Green Lantern titles is that Dan Jurgens is taking over Green Lanterns. We’ll find out the fate of Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps post-Venditti with August’s solicitations (which will be released next month).
I’m thinking that issue 50 will be the last for Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps, optimistic that there will also be an annual that acts as an epilogue or bridge for the next phase. The title will reach issue 50 in August, plus that’s the writer’s swan song for the title. It can be retooled to redistribute the characters and use the relaunch to get more interest for issue 1 to help give sales a boost.
Venditti was able to notch up an impressive 88 issues on Green Lantern for writers credit (32 regular GL New 52, 3 GL New 52 annuals, the Green Lantern Futures End one-shot, the opening Godhead one-shot, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps 1-50 plus the Rebirth issue). There’s also the crossovers and events he was involved with, not to mention literally pulling double duty on Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps.
If Green Lanterns is continuing, and still using that title, I think Hal and the Corps will probably continue to use the same title, since they probably want to promote the flagship Green Lantern character in the Corps title. I guess we'll see soon enough.
Yeah, he's done a great job. Has he matched Geoff Johns in the number of issues written? He has to be close, although the double shipping meant more issues in a shorter time, of course.
Johns had 67 issues regular issues in his run, plus the six issue Rebirth mini-series, 21 regular New 52 issues (#0-#20), one New 52 Annual plus Blackest Night, which draws heavily from the Green Lantern mythos Johns had developed. I can’t recall is he wrote Green Lantern Corps Recharge. Johns still beats Venditti out on regular issues along.
Cover for unknown Green Lanterns issues
''There were other women, of course. But none of them mattered. Not like her. She was the one.'' -Hal Jordan.
I agree.
Having Bruce & Hal interact so much seemed like a reasonable thing after 2005, due to being avatars of fear & courage, but it degraded into a urinating contest by the writers, with Hal soaking wet. I was hoping for some deep character beats between the two. They have similar trauma, yet went in totally different directions. It was missed opportunity, imo.
On a side note, I actually do like the weird history between Hal & Dick across various stories. Dick seems to have Hal's number. I can rationalize that as Hal viewing Dick as a kid, thus underestimating him (like when the JLA fought the NTT). It shows that being fearless can be a weakness, if you don't gauge your opponents full abilities.
I still crack up at how Hal still had that view when Dick was Batman, and giving him orders during their unfortunately brief stint as members of the JL.
Under different circumstances, I think Hal & Dick would really be great friends.
I think it might bother Bruce a bit to see Hal & Dick get along so well (although I doubt he'd admit it).
Outside of Grayson, keep Hal away from everyone else from Gotham!
Oh my! BC claims Grant Morrison will be on Green Lantern
https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/04...c-fresh-start/