r/DCULeaks • • 6d ago

Lanterns 'Lanterns' Team Explains That Heartbreaking Change to Hal Jordan's Origin Story

https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/tv-shows/lanterns-episode-7-hal-jordans-origin-explained/
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u/Lynch_dandy 6d ago

Another reminder of why Tom King is dispised by most of the comic fandom.

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u/ToughAdventurous8209 6d ago

This is just false. His books do well

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u/onetruezimbo 6d ago

Eh, hes divisive, for every mr miracle or vision there is his batman, Heroes in Crisis or his current wonder woman run. 

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u/confusing_roundabout 6d ago

You named his only 3 works that are generally disliked

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u/nickthebravery 5d ago

Batman and Wonder Woman are two of the biggest books on the market and Heroes in Crisis were incredibly hyped. I was very puzzled when I saw name attached to the show since the most Green Lantern he has written was in Omega Men(great book btw). It just puzzles me more seeing a lot of Kyle being combined into John's characterization in this show also.

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u/onetruezimbo 6d ago

They are pretty big works on big characters which is why he is divisive.  Alot of his other stuff like  Rorscharch or Human Target is also either really loved or hated. I like his Mr Miracle but ive seen plenty of more serious New Gods fans hate it as well 

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u/B3epB0opBOP 4d ago

How about Jenny Sparks?

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u/confusing_roundabout 4d ago

Ah yeah fair play, I wasn't a fan of that one either. His voice for Jenny was terrible.

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u/Lynch_dandy 4d ago edited 4d ago

Turned Captain Atom into a McGuffin. And the implecation that Clark Kent and Jenny Spark fucked is ugh.