Louise Simonson?

Recorded last night... Coming soon...

Toss in Atom, Zatanna, Firestorm, etc? You BETCHA.

I'll have to give this a go and report back. I'm on a MAC (a 2017 Macbook pro that's CRASHING every other FUCKING day...sorry, I'm upset) so hopefully it's all straight forward. Thanks Phil!

COMIC BOOK COLLECTORS: Does anyone know if there's a guide for transferring the YEARS of comic collection data I've entered into @collectorz's CLZ app over to @ComicGeeks or @keycollectorapp? If not both? I'm talking about all that info I've spent years cataloging. Starting over manually isn't worth the time to me, but if there's a way to import it all, I'd LOVE to know how! Any tips or guides out there?

In place of a regular episode, Mark posts the latest video Ringcyclopedia episode reviewing the @mysecretwoods glow-in-the-dark Green Lantern & Blue Lantern rings! Give it a watch if you're considering buying: youtube.com/watch?v=xQ2poc4k…

Not the first time I’ve seen the Order of St Dumas cross paths with the Green Lantern mythos. The Order is a concept created by Denny O’Neil and Denny also wrote the Green Lantern novel ‘Hero’s Quest’. In that novel Kyle is sent by a Guardian to retrieve his own battery. The battery…is in a place described by Kyle as an “ice cathedral” located in the Alps. There he meets the “supreme pontiff and heir to the mantle of the most blessed St. Dumas” named Brother Rolo. Brother Rolo informs Kyle that the order acquired the Battery “three hundred and seventy-eight years ago” when a GL “suffered a mishap and died.” Kyle wants the battery, the Order doesn’t want to give it up. A fight ensues, but Kyle makes it out with the battery. This is technically an “Elseworlds” style story since it takes place in the “Justice League of America” series of prose novels from the early/mid 2000’s. Will this have ABSOLUTELY ANY connection to this comic? I’d say no but hey anything is possible. Regardless, I always wondered if that story of St Dumas acquiring a power battery hundreds of years ago would ever get a chance to be explored. Which naturally makes one wonder how the two mythos would interact. So this sounds like it could be fun!

Quick question, why are "rares" (three diamonds) seemingly the rarest pulls in every card set? I'm someone who doesn't open the next set until I complete EVERY card in the main set. I've been doing this for awhile. And EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. the last remaining cards I need are several standard rares. Why are they SO scarce? Are you SURE about the pull rates? Because this has been happening with five sets in a row at this point. There've been times I've pulled more than one immersive card before I finally got the regular rare I needed.

“Interesting” take aside… It’s criminal that DC has NEVER COLLECTED THESE STORIES ever. It opened with CAROL FERRIS straight up offing Katma Tui (John Stewart’s wife). Idk about you but HALS girlfriend KILLING John’s WIFE is a moment in GL lore worth making available!

How are we feeling about Green Lantern right now, especially post-LANTERNS? To be clear, I'm not trying to reopen the debate about whether LANTERNS was good or bad. We've been talking about that ad nauseam for nearly two months. Surely we're all ready to talk about something else. So here's what I'm curious about: Is the franchise actually building momentum? Are we seeing new opportunities for the stable of characters? Any news about animation, film, or additional seasons? Do we have any sense of how Paramount/WB feels about LANTERNS and what comes next? What about the comics? We have the new Black Label series coming, and I HOPE it's good. But we have to wait and see. Meanwhile, the main GL title just wrapped up a story involving Kyle and *checks notes* fast food franchises. And remember Krona? He was reintroduced in GREEN LANTERN CORPS #8 on September 10, 2025. GREEN LANTERN #27 followed two weeks later. We've since had GLC #21 and GL #39, and we STILL know very little about what Krona is actually up to. It's been over a year since they teased the whole Hal/Krona storyline. And Corps issue 21 JUST re-teased the entire thing as...what? A reminder? I suppose it HAS been a whole ass year. "Hey, remember this thing we haven't really touched on? It's still happening. Don't forget!" So where's the momentum? Are things actually moving forward, or are we stagnating at a time when Green Lantern should have more attention and opportunity than ever? This is a genuine question. We've put out eight episodes of LANTERNS reviews, a wrap-up episode, and plenty of other content in the meantime. At a certain point, it's hard to see the forest for the trees. I'm curious how everyone else is feeling about the state of the franchise right now. Not just the show. GREEN LANTERN.

It is time. For the entirety of LANTERNS Season 01 we've been saying, "We'll wait until the end of the season to give our final thoughts". Dan of Mosaic Comics joins us as we do just that... What grade do we give the season and, more importantly, WHY? lanterncast.com/lanterncast-…

Say what you will about LANTERNS positive or negative (we certainly did) but EVERY era of Green Lantern has been someone's first. Some fans discovered Hal Jordan decades ago. Others found Kyle, John, Guy, Jessica, Simon, Jo, or the Corps through a comic, a game, or a conversation with someone who loved these characters. The light keeps passing to someone new. THAT'S the legacy.

Love this. Hope to see it expand as the DCU continues forward!

Our friend (and co-founder of the show) Dan over at the MOSAIC COMICS Youtube Channel, just dropped a 2.5 hour long compilation video of ALL of his Blackest Night review videos in order. Feel like marathoning some Blackest Night in the month of spooky? You know where to go friends! Show Dan some love! youtu.be/hKxZ_Ye3tq0?si=XADu…

Coverage/Review of LANTERNS ep 8 is OUT! FINAL thoughts on the series as a whole comes soon, but for now we break down the finale episode of Season 1! Listen wherever you find good podcasts! lanterncast.com/lanterncast-…

It's not an event worth doing in my opinion. At least not yet. Not even "soon". The gravitas of 'Blackest Night' wasn't just the culmination of years of GL storytelling, but ALSO the entirety DC Comics continuity. Every character we loved and had lost (or hated and lost) came back to tug on those emotional touch-points in order to elicit the emotion they needed to charge their battery. Ralph and Sue reappearing and killing Carter and Kendra and ROCKING Ray Palmer to his core. Arthur returning to his grieving widow. Jason, trapped inside of Ronnie, watching Gehenna turn to salt before his eyes at "his" own hand. Etc If you don't yet have a vast stable of deceased characters with the emotional ties invested between both the characters AND the audience watching them...it's not as effective of a story and therefore not worth doing IMO.