I had no idea there were so many members...

 

I'm in there but obscured by the flag on the left.

Umm.. are the Wonder Twins not really a part of the JL...?

I had no idea there were so many members...

 

 

 

touch crowd

Wouldn't wanna mess with them.

How many Green Lanterns are there? I think I see 3 in that drawing.

Anyone want to take a stab at naming all of them?

The dude on the top-right wearing the hat doesn't have a face.

There are many Green Lanterns.

 

Kyle Rayner, Guy Gardner and John Stewart are the three from Earth.

 

(Hal Jordan was the original I believe)

 

The Wonder Twins were a "Super Friends Cartoon" idea. They have nothing to do with JL. (Except in later incarnations I just noticed)

 

As per naming them, I'll pass.

 

But, I do recommend the Justice League Unlimited episodes on Cartoon Network.

 

Quality TV watching for animation.

Edited February 15, 200620 yr by knightni

Anyone want to take  a stab at naming all of them?

 

coughnerdscough

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Justice_League_members

There are many Green Lanterns.

 

Kyle Rayner, Guy Gardner and John Stewart are the three from Earth.

 

(Hal Jordan was the original I believe)

 

The Wonder Twins were a "Super Friends Cartoon" idea. They have nothing to do with JL. (Except in later incarnations I just noticed)

 

As per naming them, I'll pass.

 

But, I do recommend the Justice League Unlimited episodes on Cartoon Network.

 

Quality TV watching for animation.

 

John Stewart went from the Green Lantern to The Daily Show?

 

Is that a step down or a step up?

I was waiting for that joke.

 

coughnerdscough

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Justice_League_members

LOL, they have different eras. "Justice League Detroit era."

There are many Green Lanterns.

(Hal Jordan was the original I believe)

 

Nope, Alan Scott was the original "Golden Age" Green Lantern, later the "Earth II" Green Lantern after Gardner Fox complicated the DC Universe with the whole parallel Earth's concept.

 

Of course, he was not the first Green Lantern of Space Sector 2814 (the sector containing Earth). Yalan Gur was the earliest Sector 2814 GL to be referenced, and he predates Alan Scott by 2,000 years.

 

Of course, Alan Scott was not part of the GL Corps per se, but his power does derive in part from GL Corps power. None other than Yalan Gur himself died in a free-fall earth reentry, and a 3.5 billion yeear old mystical orb called the Starheart felt his pain and bound to him, forming a meteor-like object that was carved by the lampmaker Chang into the green lantern that would eventually be found by Alan Scott.

 

Got all that?

Nope, Alan Scott was the original "Golden Age" Green Lantern, later the "Earth II" Green Lantern after Gardner Fox complicated the DC Universe with the whole parallel Earth's concept.

 

Of course, he was not the first Green Lantern of Space Sector 2814 (the sector containing Earth).  Yalan Gur was the earliest Sector 2814 GL to be referenced, and he predates Alan Scott by 2,000 years.

 

Of course, Alan Scott was not part of the GL Corps per se, but his power does derive in part from GL Corps power.  None other than Yalan Gur himself died in a free-fall earth reentry, and a 3.5 billion yeear old mystical orb called the Starheart felt his pain and bound to him, forming a meteor-like object that was carved by the lampmaker Chang into the green lantern that would eventually be found by Alan Scott.

 

Got all that? 

 

I'm taking it you were alone alot of the time on Valentine's Day?

I'm taking it you were alone alot of the time on Valentine's Day?

Who me?? Hell no! I had lots of girls. But you wouldn't know them. One up in Canada, yeah that's it, Canada. And one from Band Camp. . .