Lanterns: 5 villains perfect for Green Lantern’s upcoming TV show

Over the past eight decades, Green Lantern has left an indelible mark on the DC Comics universe since his debut in 1940. Throughout this time, numerous champions have borne the title, each leaving a lasting impact, and often facing off against some of DC’s most nefarious and imaginative adversaries. What sets Green Lantern’s rogues gallery apart is its unique blend of interstellar villains hailing from the cosmos, as well as earthbound antagonists.

George R.R. Martin wants Guillermo del Toro to adapt his vampire novel Fevre Dream (Exclusive)

George R.R. Martin is primarily recognized for penning “A Song of Ice and Fire,” a vast fantasy series that was transformed into the sensational TV show “Game of Thrones” by HBO, but he has also written numerous other works throughout his career. His writing journey dates back to the 1970s, where he initially gained recognition for crafting short stories and novels across various genres like science fiction, fantasy, and horror. At that time, he hadn’t yet developed the world of Westeros; thus, he has a rich collection of tales set in diverse locations, ranging from the frigid expanse of space to bizarre alien planets and even historical eras on our own Earth. If Martin’s plans materialize, we can expect more of these non-Westeros stories to be brought to life on the big screen in the upcoming years.

Evil deserves a final season or movie to wrap up the series

After four thrilling seasons, I’ve bid farewell to “Evil”. This horror/detective series made a shift from CBS to Paramount+ last year, and it truly elevated. Whether it was the liberation from network TV, new creative minds, or something else, the show shone brighter on Paramount+. However, the series finale left many questions unanswered, which is a bit disappointing.