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'Green Lantern': Seth Grahame-Smith to write, Showrun
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It's on HBO Max. Budget will be much higher and it's only 10 episodes.
How has Seth Graham Smith's recent work been? I don't know if it was his writing that hurt It Chapter Two or not.
Glad there was a gap before this started happening again. Lord knows I wouldn't have much interest in watching Patrol
Life as a Kyle Rayner fan.
Ain't this the truth. I grew up with Kyle as my GL and I feel like he gets ignored or shit on so much :(
lmao good one you gonna take CW level vfx or a couple fights per season
I can't take fights that end with them pushing each other around
or the outer bullshit of lights go out and see the result of the fight hate that shit
I thought gay Scott was like Earth 2 Scott. Did they merge the planets again or is this a new universe?
Either way it'll be interesting to see the more recent lanterns like Cruz and Baz get some shine.
Hal, John, and Kyle are definitely saved for movies.
Either way it'll be interesting to see the more recent lanterns like Cruz and Baz get some shine.
Hal, John, and Kyle are definitely saved for movies.
As has been noted in this thread, Cruz seems like a character that should pop with mainstream audiences (although being yet another GL may be holding her back). Cruz really fits into the themes of still being a hero in the face of anxiety and fear. She was traumatized after she witnessed her friends murdered before her eyes and barely escaped with her own life. Since then she has struggled to even go outside the safety of her room.
Baz is a reformed car thief. While trying to evade the police in a stolen vehicle, he learns it has a bomb in it, and so he leaves it at the old auto factory that he used to work at (as nobody would be around at that hour). He feels an intense amount of guilt as his actions have hurt others, including his brother-in-law (this event is unrelated to the car theft/explosion detailed above). Since becoming a Lantern, he has tried to be a better person, to serve as a role model to his nephew, and to make his family proud.
The two bond when they become GLs at around the same time and are forced to work together by Hal Jordan (this will probably be changed in the show). Their partnership is built on two broken people being good to each other and healing together.
I'm hoping the show is accessible to ppl of all ages...and yet I feel like they're just going to make it supper mature
It depends on the story they tell. If you want a GL story for all ages, check out Green Lantern: The Animated Series
saving the goat kyle for the big screen, i see
woof, I'd be down for that"
woof, I'd be down for that"