TMC
05-19-2016, 02:24 AM
http://collider.com/the-flash-arrow-green-lantern-blackest-night/
DC Comics’ TV properties have been quite successful at establishing a shared, live-action universe on the small screen, but as ambitious as shows like The Flash, Arrow, and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow are, there have always been hints at something bigger. A lot of those hints come in the form of Easter eggs, nods to the comic book source material which are included to give longtime readers a little pleasurable jolt of recognition and as a nice bit of nostalgia for the shows’ writers. And yet there’s the possibility that these casual mentions and asides might be pointing to a vast expansion in DC TV’s current field of view. Few DC Comics’ properties are as broad in scope and scale as the Green Lantern
DC Comics’ TV properties have been quite successful at establishing a shared, live-action universe on the small screen, but as ambitious as shows like The Flash, Arrow, and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow are, there have always been hints at something bigger. A lot of those hints come in the form of Easter eggs, nods to the comic book source material which are included to give longtime readers a little pleasurable jolt of recognition and as a nice bit of nostalgia for the shows’ writers. And yet there’s the possibility that these casual mentions and asides might be pointing to a vast expansion in DC TV’s current field of view. Few DC Comics’ properties are as broad in scope and scale as the Green Lantern