Summary
- Lanterns has the potential to redeem the Green Lantern franchise and will focus on important characters.
- Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern movie failed, but Lanterns aims to bring the ideal Hal Jordan to life.
- The DCU needs to make the Green Lantern Corps essential while providing both Earth-bound and cosmic adventures.
I can't wait for the start of the new DC Universe, and
Lanterns is the franchise's best possible show to fix a past movie's mistakes, making it my most anticipated DC series. While I enjoyed a few entries of the old DCEU, I was never the biggest fan of the franchise. The cinematic universe was not as comic book-accurate or vibrant as I would have hoped, and pretty much all DCEU movies faced some sort of controversy. At the time,
the shared DC universe that I focused my attention on was the Arrowverse, which found success by doing things differently.
While the Arrowverse also took liberties with comic book canon, the shared universe knew how to balance fun and drama far better than the DCEU. After following multiple DC series for years, I have grown to love the medium, which allows for
long-form storytelling that works best for a number of DC heroes and stories. I'm happy that the DCU's Chapter One and beyond will focus equally on movies and TV, which should make the shared universe a well-rounded franchise. With multiple DCU series already announced, there is one that excites me the most.
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