Green Lantern is Blessing the DC Universe with A1 Sci-fi Adventures

If you’re a fan of space, adventures, and team missions, you need to read the Green Lantern and Hal Jordan and The Green Lantern Corps comic books. These two titles are delivering A1 space adventures right now. What’s a Green Lantern? They’re people (aliens) from different planets chosen by a higher power to protect and serve their section of space. These individuals are given a ring that creates whatever they can imagine. Its only weakness is the user’s own willpower and imagination. That’s some cold shit, right?. The Green Lantern comic books are what got me into space and sci-fi adventures. The lore spans over sixty years and is still fascinating to this day. The first tattoo I got was the Green Lantern insignia. Yeah, I’m that big a fan because it’s that good of a series. Geoff Johns (and Peter Tomasi on GLC) wrote the series as if it were a space odyssey for nine years starting back in 2005. Once he left, it took a while for the books to catch their footing again. But now? Oh my god, what a time it is to be alive and a fan of the Emerald Crusaders. The Green Lanterns are doing and exploring the impossible in new adventures, character depth, and amazing feats that you gotta see to believe.

*Spoilers Ahead*

Who’ll believe the first Green Lantern was a Black alien woman?

Remember what I said about the extensive lore of the Green Lanterns? They not only date back some sixty years in comics but their fictional history spans billions of years. Sam Humphries and Eduardo Pa…

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