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I'm taking the day off and relaxing.

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Green Lantern: the Movie!

Saw it.

Liked it.

Didn't love it.

(But it was much better than Green Hornet!)

Meet the menace of the man called...FORECLOSE!

A startling story ripped from today's headlines...

...but it's from Phantom Lady #15, published in 1947!

Talk about "the more things change, the more they stay the same"!

Meet the Menace of the Man Called...Foreclose!
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YouTube Wednesday: GREEN LANTERN

Today we look at various media incarnations of Green Lantern/Hal Jordan...

GL from his first solo cartoon appearance on 1967's Superman/Aquaman Adventure Hour.

Gerard Mohr as Hal Jordan/Green Lantern.

Green Lantern also appeared in the Justice League of America shorts.

Hal Jordan/Green Lantern's origin as shown on Challenge of the Super Friends.

Michael Rye is Hal/GL in all his Super Friends apperances.

The first live-action Hal Jordan was Howard Murphy in 1979's Legends of the SuperHeroes specials.

Hal Jordan temporarily takes John Stewart's place in Justice League Unlimited "The Once and Future Thing, Part 2: Time, Warped" during a dimensional shift.
Hal was voiced by Adam Baldwin.

Hal Jordan/Green Lantern in Duck Dodgers "The Green Loontern".
In addition, Hal has appeared on Justice League: New Frontier, Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, Green Lantern: First Flight, Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, The Batman, Batman: the Brave and the Bold, and Young Justice.
and this little thing you might have heard of...

Reading Room: RACE FOR THE MOON "The Face on Mars"

Perhaps the most famous story from Race for the Moon...

From Race for the Moon #2. Art by Jack Kirby and Al Williamson.

Why is it so famous?
When the Viking satellite reached Mars in 1976, it took this photo...

Remember, this was the era of Chariots of the Gods?, and to many, this was confirmation that aliens had either come thru the Solar System and stopped off not only on Earth, but Mars, as well, or were from Mars initially!
And, there were those who remembered this little comic tale from their childhood.
The truth was a bit more mundane. Click HERE for NASA's explanation.
There are those who say it's a cover-up, that there is life on Mars, and that "the face" is a relic of their existence.
Judge for yourself.