#teen lantern

[mamaspidershit]

i'm bored and shamelessly curious so i made a quiz:

which of my blorbos are you?

[lesbiannieism]

meme-worthy panels from young justice (2019)

[strawb3rryt]

Teen Lantern!! (I love her so much)

[extraordinary-heroes]

Green Lantern Vol 6 #9 (Cover art by Alan Quah)

[why-i-love-comics]

Green Lantern #10 - "The More Things Change…" (2024)

written by Jeremy Adams art by Xermanico, Amancay Nahuelpan, & Romulo Fajardo, Jr.

[shamlesspandanerd]

[dailydccomics]

Lantern Stewart in DC Power: A Celebration (2023)

[womeninfictionandirl]

Teen Lantern by Gene Gonzales

[djrenard]

Justice Inc.

the next generation, fast paced action with a flair for style, tackling problems their mentors won't touch; their merch store and various product and fashion lines fuel their fight for justice

Superman II, Jon Kent

Aquaman II, Jackson Hyde

Bolt, Malik White

Crush, Xiomara Rojas

The Demon, Damian Wayne

Burst, Ace West

Teen Lantern, Keli Quintela

[yuriinadress]

Reading YJ 2019 and just fucking dying

[awzominator]

The underrated gals of young justice (2019 run) Bc they’re my favs

[gothellewoods]

Am I the only one who finds the attempt at commentary on like, 90s comic book racism and homophobia in dc: yj to feel very hypocritical? Like, you try and make this point, yet Empress, a notable, well liked woc is entirely excluded from the story, except for the one panel where she shows up with the VILLAINS? Seriously, why choose to bring back Cissie over her?

Also, this comic seems to place the blame for all the "problematic" stuff from the og run on the characters themselves and like. While I register young justice was far from perfect, I don't think this story resolves any of the actual problems I had.

If you want to make a point about comic book nostalgia letting us turn a blind eye to racism and homophobia, or argue that racist and homophobic fans look back fondly to the 90s because it was Like That, then why not tell a story focusing on the other characters?

Why not tell a story about Anita, and have the other characters apologize to her instead of cassie? She was written out and forgotten more than Cissie ever was. Why not tell a story revamping the new members from Bendis's run? Sure, I wasn't a fan of it, but jinny hex (who is queer!!) and teen Lantern had a lot of potential. Wouldn't a story where these 3 need to track down the core 4 have done so much more for that message? Made the point feel more genuine?

[extraordinary-heroes]

Green Lantern Vol 6 #11 (Cover art by Bernard Chang)

[why-i-love-comics]

DC Power: A Celebration #1 - "Keeping the Peace" (2023)

written by Brandon Thomas art by Natacha Bustos

[cer-rata]

Girl same

[superheroes-or-whatever]

The Green Lantern: Season Two (2020-2021) #11 by Grant Morrison & Liam Sharp