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So...how do you think Guy Gardner got his Green Lantern ring in the DCU ?💍
Spoilers for Lanterns: Something caught my eye in the new trailer
The body Hal drags out from the morgue has a wound on its forehead, exactly where "Hal's" wound is at the end of episode 1. And the skull John picks up also has what looks to be a healed wound in a similar area. Lends me to suspect Hal's still alive, and these are all aliens being murdered.
Man of Tomorrow is expected to wrap filming in 2 days. Can we expect a brainiac first look ?
I love Halogram
Aside from being a great tool to showcase character progression, since even John comments that version of him is a lot nicer, it's also really creative in my opinion and comic accurate.
It's a nice addition to the ring's functionalities that it can literally store a consciousness. So it doesn't only function as a weapon but also as a hard drive.
And I saw some people commenting that they thought the ring could only conjure up green things, and I immediately remembered Emerald Dawn II, a Hal Jordan origin story where Sinestro does exactly that: makes a non-green clone of Hal and he stays there while they leave the planet.
So since the ring doesn't even need to be close to the construct, it's acceptable that Halogram was in Rushville watching it this whole time, far away from the ring itself. I just don't know if the comics ever made a sentient construct like Halogram, but if they didn't, to me that's a positive creative liberty the show took.
‘Lanterns’ Showrunner Chris Mundy Talks James Gunn’s Hands-Off Approach: “We Weren’t Shoehorned Into Anything”
hollywoodreporter.comI love how in 2016, there was so much phobia around aliens, but when Superman arrived, he was so endearing that he changed the public perception.
It makes even more sense why Lex hates him so much if that was just the common opinion about aliens. It also means they're gonna lose their shit when Brainiac shows up.
James Gunn on the episodes of LANTERNS he's most excited for fans to see.
Since the DCU version of Hal-Jordan is an older, legendary Green Lantern hero, what do you think this Superman thinks of him ?
Tbh, I just want to see these guys (and couples) in the DCU
1st image: Tim Drake as Robin/Red Robin and Stephanie Brown as Spoiler
2nd image: Conner Kent as Superboy and Cassie Sandsmark as Wonder Girl
3rd image: Kyle Rayner as Green Lantern
4th image: Bart Allen as Impulse
I love the reputation of Earth in the DCU
I think it’s very clear from both Lanterns and Superman that the rest of the intergalactic community doesn’t view Earth as a threat, but as a people that need to be saved from themselves. From Jor-El sending Clark to be their savior, to Hal being like “Yeah, the Guardians kinda just this place as an intergalactic backwater” It’s very funny but also a cool little bit of world-building