I'm wondering how his death would link into the other books since they rarely seem to have any connection with Batman Inc.
I'm wondering how his death would link into the other books since they rarely seem to have any connection with Batman Inc.
Holy crap! Geoff Johns is leaving Green Lantern!
This is crazy. His Lantern run is what got me back in to comics. Whoever takes over has some huge shoes to fill.
Link.Holy crap! Geoff Johns is leaving Green Lantern!
Link.Holy crap! Geoff Johns is leaving Green Lantern!
"So what will 'Green Lantern' #20 bring? The bizarre return of Hal Jordan, the final fate of Sinestro, the revelation of the First Lantern and an ending that I hope pays off everything we’ve ever done and ever created with 'Green Lantern,'" Johns said in his post. "It has art by Doug Mahnke, Ethan Van Sciver, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado and I’ve poured everything I can into the script."
I'm wondering how his death would link into the other books since they rarely seem to have any connection with Batman Inc.
That's a good question. There have been little nods here and there, but it was easy to look at Batman Inc as its own self-contained thing. (I thought it was easier to read it that way, too.) But if Damian dies, I'd expect the other books (and the March solicitations are certainly suggestive) to deal with the fallout.
The character I'm really curious about now is Jason Todd. The recent reveal in Batman Inc that he's been operating as Wingman actually makes a few things make sense, like how the Outlaws are able to operate.
Geoff Johns should write Giant-Sized Swamp Thing.
Wasn't he the only writer who continued writing the same series after the switch over to The New 52.^He still had some good stuff in his Brightest Day issues.
He really should have left after the end of the last volume.
I thought they were going to have to take it from his dying grasp.
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