Here's a first look at Green Lantern Corps #10 from writer Peter J. Tomasi and artist Fernando Pasarin, in stores June 20.

"ALPHA WAR" part two!
• JOHN STEWART is on trial for murdering his fellow GREEN LANTERN – but does GUY GARDNER think he’s guilty?
• Plus, more of the GUARDIANS’ secret plans to amass a new army!

Green Lantern has to save the residents of a planet that is set to collide with an asteroid. Only, the planet doesn't want to let them leave. Can GL can find a solution before the asteroid destroys the world and everyone on it? Check out these clips from the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode 'Lost Planet', and watch the whole thing when it airs Saturday morning on Cartoon Network.

Here's a look at Green Lantern #7 from Geoff Johns, Doug Mahnke and John Mahnke, in stores March 14.

'The Secret of the Indigo Tribe,' part 1! The GL team of Hal Jordan and Sinestro must investigate a crime that leads them to the Indigo homeworld in deep space. And what they find there will not only shock them, but also change the way you look at Lantern lore!

Green Lantern: The Animated Series is returning with new episodes for DC Nation, Cartoon Network's superhero-centric programming block. Here's a look at what to expect beginning Saturday, March 3.

Green Lantern: The Animated Series made its debut late 2011, and that was the last we'd heard of Bruce Timm's latest foray into the DC Animated Universe - until now. Animation Magazine has these new screenshots of the first full season, along with news that it will officially kick off its 26 episode run in March 2012. Green Lantern will be accompanied by more, as yet unannounced, DC related offerings that will comprise the Cartoon Network's 'DC Nation' programming block.

The big five superheroes of the DC Universe - Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, The Flash, and Green Lantern - all get some love in this minimalist, ultra-fast animated .GIF.

This adorable kitty's snarlface, combined with the fact that it's owner appears to be wearing some sort of super-protective sleeve amor while escorting it around the first annual Comickaze Expo, tells me that it has some real Red Lantern rage going on.

Robot Chicken returned to Adult Swim on Sunday night, taking on many subjects ripe for the parodying, including Green Lantern. Any dignity Hal Jordan had left after pretty much flunking summer blockbuster season at the movies was removed by archnemesis Sinestro, along with a couple of other appendages. In case you missed it, or if you just want to watch it again, check it out below.

From the "we'll like what we tell you to like" style of publishing we've gotten all too used to from DC Comics of late, COO Geoff Johns told the crowd at New York Comic Con that he's hoping to see a sequel to the critically and commercially disappointing Green Lantern film.

Speaking as someone whose job security is clearly not predicated on the success of his projects, he told the audience:

"obviously, you want it to be as big as Titanic." But he added: "I hope that the character gets another film, and it will be live-action again - I guarantee."

I would consider this better  news if, like the DC Universe in the comics, he planned for major changes and recognized the film's shortcomings, but he dismissed the opinion of critics - and several audience members - that Green Lantern suffered from a lack of character development, and implied that GL2 would stay the course and follow a similar structure to the original.

Johns went on to say "There was a lot of really good stuff in the movie", and said that a lot of its best scenes were left on the cutting room floor, and that a Director's Cut DVD will vindicate his statements.