You might as well add Hal Jordan's GL ring.

Well, I wasn't aware that the ring was a founding member, and even so, Hal had his ring replaced in the 70's.

OK...I'll give you that one bud...but at 1am I was just tired...

I had a feeling you'd get it w/o blinking...J'onn was who I was thinking of (Superboy was a member - in fact I think he was like altar boy there)

Thread is yours IM...

I seem to do pretty well with Legion weddings these days...

More alternate imprint trivia...

Name two Paradox Press releases which were made into major motion pictures.

Well, the ring is organic.
And, I didn't recall his having it replaced. That is to say, I thought he got the same ring back or a copy from the same said ring, since it could duplicate itself.

Too easy.

Road to Perdition and A History Of Violence.

Right you are....


And the ring was replaced (whole different ring) in GL(/GA) #90, the return from hiatus after the book had been cancelled for a few years. It looks different, and has some different properties. I even asked a trivia question about it!

Plus, there were shenanigans during COIE about which ring went where-- I think John got the one Hal had, and Hal got Tomar Re's (which ought to have been the same updated model as Hal's).

Then of course, there's the whole Malvolio thing....

Wait, I thought Guy's ring went to John while Guy was in a coma, and the Guardians gave Guy a new ring just as COIE was starting.
Confusing. At least Alan Scott kept his, till Zero Hour, that is.
And then in "Rebirth", Hal got the ring he'd given Ollie when the two of them had been on the road together way back when. And Guy got a duplicate of that ring. John had a dupe from Hal's ring of ten years earlier, which was given to him by Kyle, who got it from a time-lost Hal.
I think I remember your previous question about that.

Anyhow, I need a few minutes to come up with a new question here.

I bet even CuCr can figure this one out or at least agree with the statement.

Here is a recent quote :

"I was noticing that DC seems to have based one of its latest crossovers in Green Lantern based on a couple of eight-page stories that I did 25 or 30 years ago. I would have thought that would seem kind of desperate and humiliating, When I have said in interviews that it doesn’t look like the American comic book industry has had an idea of its own in the past 20 or 30 years, I was just being mean. I didn’t expect the companies concerned to more or less say, "Yeah, he’s right. Let’s see if we can find another one of his stories from 30 years ago to turn into some spectacular saga." It’s tragic."

The question is, who (recently) said all of this about the "Blackest Night" storyline ???

Hmm, that's interesting. Sometimes the alts had their own rings (John Stewart's first appearance, Guy's appearance right before getting blown into the Phantom Zone) and other times they do not. I don't know where Stewart got the ring when Hal quit-- I assumed he got Hal's.

Sure sounds like Stainless Steve Englehart.

That sounds liek Alan Moore to me, talking about the expansion done on his Abin Sur retcon.

And if so, the guy has a funny take on it since that story *itself* is a retcon of a story 20 years older still.

I'm surprised that you got it wrong, but, that is indeed the wrong answer. Sorry, old chum.

And it was indeed Alan Moore. Funny as it may sound.
Just remember, he did not part with DC under very good terms.

The thread is yours again, IgMo.

New Q:

How did Hal Jordan persude Katma Tui into remaining in the GLC and not quitting to get married?

Technically, what I said was not "wrong". I merely said it sounds like Steve Englehart. Read his blog and you'll agree.

Quote : Originally Posted by Mr_JTR

Just remember, he did not part with DC under very good terms.

Who does?