John Stewart’s distinction and ubiquity as Green Lantern in the wider DC fandom and multimedia are in no small part due to his inclusion and portrayal in Bruce Timm’s critically acclaimed Justice League and, by extension Justice League Unlimited, an animated series that ran from 2001 to 2006....
Green Lantern
The Future Looks Black – DC Comics’ 10 year Stride Towards New Black Superheroes
“Inclusivity” and “diversity” have been buzz words that have dominated the discourse in all forms of media for the last decade at least. To that end, for the past few years, the Big Two have been attempting, to varying degrees, to expand their offerings by creating...
On the Blerdar Interview: Green Lantern/ Vixen writer Geoffrey Thorne-Part 1
Check out part 1 of our interview with Green Lantern and Vixen comic book writer, Geoffrey Thorne. To find out more about Geoffrey Thorne go to https://www.geoffreythorne.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_ayYv3J4iw
Review: Future State- Green Lantern
Publisher: DC Comics The biggest problem with the “Green Lantern” mythos overall is that they just have too many concurrent members. At last count there are nine active human Green Lanterns. As such, unless you are in the Hal Jordan or John Stewart fan club, odds are...
Review: Far Sector Vol 1. (#1-#6)
Writer: N.K. Jemisin Artist: Jamal Campbell Letters: Deron Bennett Publisher: DC Comics (Young Animal imprint) Part of DC’s tangential, off-kilter, and new-ish experimental ongoing imprint “Young Animal”, Far Sector is touted as a “mind-bending mystery at the edge of...
