Gingerbread Man on 12/7/2009 at 00:22
Quote Posted by gunsmoke
wasn't Green Lantern a black guy for a while? That could be part of it.
See, that was the first thing I thought. But then how come never Power Man or Black Panther? Shit, I
loved both those characters as a kid. Way more than Captain America or Spiderman, at least at first.
Or Spawn, even. Although I suppose Spawn's race is pretty much irrelevant.
Singing Dancing Moose on 12/7/2009 at 03:55
maybe green lantern comics come with packs of menthols, i dunno. i'm curious why gbm collected all this data on black people's favorite comics but alsi i'm wondering why iggles is never on steam or irc! :mad:
and i know he's reading this because that (black?) guy loves green lantern
Gingerbread Man on 12/7/2009 at 03:56
maybe your mother comes with packs of menthols did you ever stop and think about that?
Singing Dancing Moose on 12/7/2009 at 03:59
my mother is a saint, a minty fresh saint
glslvrfan on 12/7/2009 at 12:10
<cool super hero music> "Here I come to save the day".
John Stewart is black and he was the primary Green Lantern from 84-86. He originally appeared in 1971.
He is also the Green Lantern on Justice League and Justice League Unlimited cartoons on Cartoon Network. He is currently a Green Lantern in ongoing comics.
As far as Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan i really don't have much of an opinion yet. I think Hollywood fucks up more often than not when they make a super hero movie.. A lot more often actually. We'll see how it goes in 2 years or so.
I would rather them do full blown CGI or cartoons.
And Horseshit to the guy who said it should be Kyle. It should be Hal and it should have been Hal on the Justice League cartoons also.
D'Juhn Keep on 12/7/2009 at 12:31
Fuck you too geoff
EvaUnit02 on 12/7/2009 at 13:13
I vote for Hal Jordan, because Silver Age comics are so awesomely bad.
Off topic, but the thing about the Marvel universe that never made sense to were the mutants. If X-Men had been within its own self-contained universe then it would've been entirely fine, but it's not. The people of New York City are one minute saying "There's Spider-man, we love you!" then the next minute, "Hey that guy there is a mutant, fuck him!".
Plus the whole mutant thing just gives them the excuse not to bother with any back story. They can just invent their super characters of the week with no need for any real explanation.
Matthew on 12/7/2009 at 17:51
The correct answer is Jack T Chance.