Young Justice & Green Lantern Footage From The New Seasons

Cartoon Network and DC Nation have released the footage shown from the new seasons of Young Justice and Green Lantern The Animated Series at Comic-Con.  Both shows return this Fall with new episodes.

Guy Gardner Coming To Green Lantern The Animated Series

      The first season of Green Lantern The Animated Series saw Hal Jordan taking on the Red Lanterns and eventually defeating them and saving the universe.  Things won't get any easier in season 2 for Hal. Hal Jordan will find Earth a different place. After defeating the Red Lantern Corps. in the far reaches of space Hal looks to be in a good place but not so fast warns producer Jim Krieg. He warns "not to get too comfortable with the happiness Hal is feeling in his heart, because we're just gonna mess up his life again." 
     Hal's life takes a turn for the worst when he finds that while he's been out in space a new Green Lantern for Sector 2814 has been found in Guy Gardner, a character probably most famous for a run-in with Batman. "He's like Hal Jordan cranked to Level 10," said producer Giancarlo Volpe. "He's that much cockier, more brash and a womanizer."
      Guy Gardner will be voiced by Diedrich Bader of Batman: The Brave and the Bold fame. But Hal's troubles don't end with Guy, the second season's big baddie will be the Anti-Monitor which will reportedly cause Hal to go on a recruiting campaign for more allies.

Green Lantern The Animated Series Promo

Green Lantern The Animated Series returns on March 3rd, check out the new promo below!

Green Lantern The Animated Series Returns In March

Green Lantern The Animated Series had it's debut with a one hour special back in November.  The series is returning in March with a full 26 episode run it would appear.  New stills for the show have also been released.  Watch Green Lantern The Animated Series on Cartoon Network this March!

Green Lantern The Animated Series Press Release & Stills

Cartoon Network has issued a press release for the premier this Friday of Green Lantern The Animated Series, as well as a synopsis for the first two episodes airing during the one hour event!

Beware My Power…Green Lantern’s Light"

Airs Friday, November 11 7/6c on Cartoon Network

Based upon the DC Comics super hero, GREEN LANTERN THE ANIMATED SERIES follows Earth's Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, who is used to being in dangerous situations — but never anything like this! In the farthest reaches of deep space, Hal patrols the Guardian Frontier, where he must face down invasions from the evil Red Lantern Corps., who have sworn to destroy the Green Lanterns and everything they stand for. With ever-emerging galactic threats, Hal is soon joined by an all-new group of heroes on a mission to protect Guardian Space — and the Green Lantern Corps itself! 

     In the first part of the two-part series premiere episode, ace test pilot Hal Jordan (voiced by JOSH KEATON), who leads a secret life as Earth's guardian Green Lantern, is called back to Oa. Searching for the culprits behind a series of Green Lantern deaths in "Frontier Space", Hal and his gruff fellow Green Lantern Kilowog (voiced by KEVIN MICHAEL RICHARDSON) "commandeer" The Interceptor, a prototype spaceship powered by pure Green Lantern energy and an advanced artificial intelligence system that Hal names Aya (voiced by GREY DeLISLE). 

     In the second half of the two-part series premiere episode, Hal and Kilowog discover that a group of Red Lanterns, including the conflicted Razer (voiced by JASON SPISAK) and the vile Zilius Zox (voiced by TOM KENNY) have been targeting and eliminating Green Lanterns in Frontier Space. Along with the help from a surviving Frontier Space Green Lantern Shyir Rev (voiced by KURTWOOD SMITH), Hal and Kilowog must stop the Red Lantern leader Atrocitus (voiced by JONATHAN ADAMS) from destroying Shyir's home planet of Colony 12. 

Six Minutes Of Green Lantern The Animated Series

Fans at Comic-Con were shown six minutes of footage from the upcoming Green Lantern The Animated Series.  Below are those six minutes!  The show is expected to debut this Fall on the Cartoon Network!

Green Lantern The Animated Series Trailer

Green Lantern hit theaters this past weekend, and I for one enjoyed the heck out of it.  Critics may not have liked it and fans seemed to be mixed on it but ah well, I dug it and thought it was cool.  Now Warner Brothers Animation and The Cartoon Network are bringing us Green Lantern The Animated Series.  It's expected to premier this Fall with a 6 episode mini series then debut as a full series sometime in 2012.  The first trailer is below for your viewing pleasure.

First Look At The Green Lantern Animated Series

The Green Lantern Animated Series hits Cartoon Network this Fall in a mini series before going to a full season and here is the first look at footage from the series.  It's only 7 seconds but worth checking out!

DC Nation Comes To Cartoon Network

The Cartoon Network released details on upcoming lineups for the 20111 season and beyond.  With the additions of  The Looney Tunes Show, and Thundercats coming to the network they also announced that the Green Lantern Animated Series will debut in the fall with a mini series before the show begins airing regularly in 2012.  Green Lantern, based upon the DC Comics super hero, the series is an all-new CG animated action series from Warner Bros. As Earth’s Green Lantern, Hal Jordan is used to being in dangerous situations—but he’s never faced anything like this! Set at the farthest reaches of deep space, Hal must face down an invasion from the Red Lantern Corps. Hal is soon joined by an all-new group of heroes on a mission to protect Guardian Space —and the Green Lantern Corps itself! DC Nation will be "populated with event programming, interstitials, exclusive behind-the-scenes of theatrical production and an insider look into the world of all things DC." Warner Bros. Animation will produce the block.

Green Animated Tales Are Coming

A panel was held at New York Comic-Con this past weekend and much was revealed about the upcoming Green Lantern The Animated Series.  Here are some show details followed by some concept art.

The show will run for at least 26 episodes, with the first 13 episodes already planned out.
 
The main villains of the show will be the Red Lanterns, although the other coloured Lanterns will show up at some point.
 
Sinestro will not feature in the first 13 episodes, although he will be getting built up over the course of the series for his eventual reveal.
 
This is very much a space-based series, which means the other major DC superheroes won't be making any appearances anytime soon.
 
A preview will come out in late 2011, but the series isn't slated to premiere until the spring of 2012.