Zöld lámpás - Smaragd lovagok

A brand choked out right from the start. I believe that the world of green lanterns in a notebook has great stories, but the animated branch of DC can't make it there. After a generic origin, this time it goes a step lower, because instead of the anticipated continuation of the story, all we get is a hodgepodge of unrelated children's cartoons, with the greatest asset being Nathan Fillion's voice. Some of them are also stitched with an extra-hot needle and don't fit well into the world presented, the weak storyline is also the same megalomaniacal struggle as before. Maybe it's good that the streets are silent after Hal Jordan's various adventures in this blind alley, because it would be ideal before jumping in as recklessly as this one did to let the story rest for a few more years. (2020.07.13)

A comic book animation that doesn't even have to try to be magnificent because it revolves around Green Lanterns, so it's magnificent in itself. There are quite nicely drawn scenes and interesting ideas here, but I can't help it, this bunch of space guardians just doesn't entertain me. The mythology is just weird, especially when it comes to the rings. (2016.12.19)