Peter J. Tomasi

The architects of the destiny of DC Comics' Emerald Warrior were all on hand today for a panel that filled in fans on what to expect from the Green Lantern line of comics over the coming months. Present were moderator and SVP Sales Bob Wayne, editor Brian Cunningham, Green Lantern writer/Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns, Green Lantern Corps writer Peter J...

The third day of the San Diego's Comic-Con International kicked off with DC Comics' Green Lantern panel, moderated by Executive Editor Eddie Berganza and featuring DC's Creative Executive (and Flashpoint: Abin Sur and Flashpoint: Hal Jordan writer) Adam Schlagman, Green Lantern: Emerald Knights producer Alan Burnett, Green Lantern Corps writer Peter J...

In accordance with what has become standard synergistic practice for comic book movies, DC Comics announced Thursday plans to publish a series of comic books tying-in to Green Lantern, the live-action feature film based on the legendary superhero...

The dawn of "Brightest Day" #0 breaks in stores this Wednesday and with it, twelve of DC's most famous fallen heroes (and a handful of not-quite-heroes) have returned to the land of the living. The question now is: what happens next? The Source has a first look at the issue's opening five pages, giving some insight into the fate of at least one of the returned characters: Boston Brand, f

Red is a good look for lots of folks: Spider-Man, Daredevil, Superman. Still, it's a bit alarming to see Guy Gardner donned in the rage-based crimson of the Red Lanterns. (Doesn't he know redheads are supposed to avoid clashing?) Over at DC's The Source blog, "Green Lantern Corps" editor Adam Schlagman explains it all: "What could turn the most bad ass Green Lantern into a crimson