I’m a geek for Green Lantern, and have been since I was just a little nerd. There’s home video of me running around the house at 7 years old, pointing my “power ring” at Sinestro/Mommy. So for the last few years, I’ve been in heaven as writer Geoff Johns revitalized the comic book and brought GL to the top of the sales charts, by creating a rich mythology for Hal Jordan and his supporting cast. There’s never been a better time to be a Green Lantern fan.
And now, the movie is right around the corner. The recently-wrapped Comic Con 2010 revealed all sorts of news about the upcoming adaptation, but nothing got my heart fluttering as fast as the posters.

I had been a little sour on Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan, but the supporting cast inspires confidence (particularly Mark Strong), as does the video of Reynolds reciting the GL oath. Can’t wait!




In one of my drawing courses in grad school, there was a guy in my class who would zone out during art modeling sessions and secretly sketch women on the corner of his paper. It was obvious he was a comic book geek because all the ladies had larger than life physiques and were clad in


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Neil Gaiman, the darling of comic book and fantasy fans everywhere, has been alluding to a short film project he’s been working on on 

