A sad day for DC Comics based movies!

Greatwyrm · Jul 15, 2004

I think Wesly Snipes playing the GL from the Cartoon Network's Justice League could turn out okay. Wonder if there's still time to change minds at the studio.

Ranger REG · Jul 15, 2004

Only Wesley Snipes and his production company desire to do Marvel's Black Panther film.

P.S. Because pro wrestling is scripted. Not fake, just scripted. Besides, it would look awkward announcing the pairs of Stone Cold Steve Austin & Triple H.

Ranger REG · Jul 15, 2004

Viking Bastard said:
Do not mock the Guy. The Guy rulez all your arzez.

The Guy wipez me arze, with his bowl-cut do.

Viking Bastard · Jul 15, 2004

Yeah, like you are secure in your manlyness enough to wear a bowl-cut.

Huh? Huh? Yeah! Huh?

Ranger REG · Jul 16, 2004

Viking Bastard said:
Yeah, like you are secure in your manlyness enough to wear a bowl-cut.

Huh? Huh? Yeah! Huh?

Dude, I had a mullet in the 80's. :lol:

You have to be pretty brave to have that.

John Crichton · Jul 16, 2004

Confirmed?

http://www.aintitcoolnews.com/display.cgi?id=17971

Mystery Man · Jul 16, 2004

Green Lantern has always been a big sissy.

Viking Bastard · Jul 16, 2004

Ranger REG said:
Dude, I had a mullet in the 80's.

You have to be pretty brave to have that.

Pff! Having a mullet in the 90s would be brave. In the 80s, you're
just goin' with the flow.

Klaus · Jul 16, 2004

Essential Green Lantern reading:

Green Lantern/Green Arrow
Green Lantern regular series in the year prior to Crisis (and during Crisis)
Emerald Dawn

In these comics we see that Hal Jordan wasn't a Guardians yes-man (he stood up to them quite a few times, and quit the Corps more than once, and didn't go crazy when the love of his life turned out to be Star Sapphire), Guy Gardner wasn't originally a moron with Moe's haircut (he was Ultimate Green Lantern before there was an Ultimate idea around, and he had close-cropped hair), John Stewart wasn't a suave architect (when he got the ring, in the 70s, he gave new meaning to the phrase "Beware My Power")...

And there's something to be said about a man that gets dropped 11,000 feet without a power ring or a parachute and simply relaxes and waits for the inevitable with a serene mind (Hal Jordan is the original "Man Without Fear"... literally).