Green Lantern #1

[scarletneedle]

Source IGN



Written by Grant Morrison, art and cover by Liam Sharp, variant cover by Frank Quitely.
When Earth's space cop, Hal Jordan, encounters an alien hiding in plain sight, it sets off a chain of events that rocks the Green Lantern Corps -- and quite possibly the Multiverse at large -- to its very core. There's an inter-galactic conspiracy afoot, as well as a traitor in the GL Corps' ranks, so strap in for more mind-bending adventures in this masterpiece in the making.
40 pages, $4.99, in stores on Nov. 7.

	Citation:
	DC Comics are relaunching The Green Lantern comic series this November with acclaimed writer Grant Morrison (Batman, All-Star Superman) and artist Liam Sharp (The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman) taking lead hero Hal Jordan back to his classic roots. “Instead of the big, epic, 12-part stories, we’re focusing down on the everyday life of a space cop. Basically, it’s no more apocalypse-ending storylines,” Morrison told IGN over a phone interview along with Sharp. “The basic concept is that [Hal Jordan] is like a space cop that patrols a sector of the universe where anything can happen. We’ve made it more like a police procedural.” A similar grounding tactic was taken after Geoff Johns rebooted the character back in 2005. We saw Hal simply fighting various villains while trying to keep Earth’s sector of the universe under control. In time, though, the storylines grew to become more vast and grand in scale, resulting in interstellar wars and enemies so mind-bendingly powerful that they threatened existence itself. That trend continued with Robert Venditti’s run that saw the Green Lantern Corps tasked with saving the universe from dying -- and that was just the first storyline. You can see why, then, that Morrison and Sharp are intent on keeping things more contained for the foreseeable future.

[mrcitrouille]

waouh

[scarletneedle]

C'est mieux comme annonce que l'autre truc vaguement Titans...

[scarletneedle]

Source Newsarama

Une interview de Liam Sharp : ici.

[scarletneedle]

Source DC Comics

Une interview de Liam Sharp : ici.

[scarletneedle]

Source EW



Written by Grant Morrison, art and cover by Liam Sharp, variant cover by Frank Quitely.
When Earth's space cop, Hal Jordan, encounters an alien hiding in plain sight, it sets off a chain of events that rocks the Green Lantern Corps -- and quite possibly the Multiverse at large -- to its very core. There's an inter-galactic conspiracy afoot, as well as a traitor in the GL Corps' ranks, so strap in for more mind-bending adventures in this masterpiece in the making.
40 pages, $4.99, in stores on Nov. 7.

[scarletneedle]

Oh yeah!

[Fred le mallrat]

[JB]

Les Schtroumpfs sont revenus ou c'est hors continuité ?

[Preacher 59]

Ils sont bien revenus.

[rik spoutnik]

Hal Jordan a une belle stature sous la plume de Liam Sharp.

[JB]

Ce que j'aime bien, c'est la "concordance" entre le descriptif de numéro et la lettre d'intention : d'un côté, on va avoir droit à "une suite d'évènements qui vont secouer le Corps des Green Lantern à sa racine (voir le multiverse entier)". Pourtant, d'après Momo, plus question d'une surenchère d'histoires épiques en 12 parties avec une fin du monde approchante, mais la vie quotidienne d'un flic de l'espace...

[Samo]

Oh purée, comment ça envoie.

[gillesC]

Un des plus étranges attelages jamais vu sur ce titre.. °°

[scarletneedle]