What's funny about that panel (From Green Lantern #76 [1960] btw) is that the very next page is him realizing he could do more to help.
This is less of Hal being actively racist and more of Hal just not understanding his privilege
What's funny about that panel (From Green Lantern #76 [1960] btw) is that the very next page is him realizing he could do more to help.
This is less of Hal being actively racist and more of Hal just not understanding his privilege
Apparently the DC podcast host Gunn hired is lecturing people that Hal Jordan is racist and that they shouldn’t read DC books if they think he isn’t
I love the DCU but this behavior isn’t acceptable especially from DC employees who are messing with dc’s IP
#lanterns#DCU
@Defectivegamer4 A private superhero team is still inherently political. I can understand that interjecting in wars with nothing to do with them is murky waters. It's just that he seems free to use the ring for the Gang stuff when I feel like that breaks the rules of "terrestrial disputes"
I hope they explain why Guy being a public member of a US-based private superhero team doesn't violate any of the Guardians laws bc I'm a little confused why that's okay
@Defectivegamer4 A private superhero team is still inherently political. I can understand that interjecting in wars with nothing to do with them is murky waters. It's just that he seems free to use the ring for the Gang stuff when I feel like that breaks the rules of "terrestrial disputes"
lanterns so good once again...that "i grew up missing them" line was heartbreaking...and the fact that john wanted to be an artist rly tugs at my heart strings :( hes talented
I'm sure the series will end with him finding his own form of independence but right now it really seems like he's just a guy that always does what he's told
In 3 episodes, Laterns has managed to create a black military hero that has dignity, pride, and will. Marvel still struggles with this, and Sam was introduced 10 years ago.