5 Comments
User's avatar
Foxx Drake's avatar

"Does killing off Hal Jordan in the first episode of a show carrying his character’s legacy set up a genuine twist, or does it confirm “Lanterns” was never really about him to begin with?"

It means the show does want me, my money, attention or time.

Woke black fatigue is real.

Stephen Gesinski's avatar

This review doesn’t surprise me. Glad I already canceled my max subscription

Blitz's avatar

Jons role is to step in as backup if Hal can't attend to it. It would have been more applicable to start with jons story of becoming a lantern, Hal steps in to take him to training. Training scenarios happen at the latern corp., Jon finds training a bit of a struggle, cause Hal and Jon's way of using the ring is completely opposite. In the middle of training, Hal gets called off on some galactic need which cuts Jons training short and he has to fly back to earth not fully prepared because an xwyz crisis is happening. He uses his ring as correspondence to Hal through the crisis to build both characters as the true hero characters they are. The ending is jon looses correspondence to Hal, but the guradians tells him the ring is still being worn, they just can't communicate with it.

John A Douglas's avatar

Condemn it to the pit of hell.

DemsAreTrash's avatar

Damon Littleelf + James Goon = Pete Buttigieg's Pool Parties.