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nalanzu ([info]nalanzu) wrote in [info]scans_daily,
@ 2009-06-07 22:14:00

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Entry tags:char: green lantern/hal jordan, group: green lantern corps, publisher: dc comics

I may be overanalyzing this.
This showed up in the back of a Superman comic, I think; the bit where Hal Jordan decides what the world needs is another Justice League. There was something about it that really bothered me, and I am wondering if it was just me.

Does this:



remind anyone else of this?




Here it is again. Seriously, am I the only one who thinks that it's just a short step from these-




-to these?




Before DC went all retcon and decided Parallax was a fear demon, Hal-as-Parallax's primary motivation and defining characteristic was that he wanted to fix things and make them right. It seems to me that what he appears to be doing in A Cry For Justice is incredibly consistent with his actions during Zero Hour. It's just a little less, um, drastic.

Yeah. I'm wondering if this is bothering anyone else.



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[info]bluefall
2009-06-07 01:45 pm UTC (link)
What's fun is that the Birds of Prey never actually billed themselves that way even once - it wasn't a selling point of the book, I don't know that Dixon would even have considered it a primary theme - but they absolutely were a basically effective proactive team for like, sixty issues. They broke up slavery rings and investigated kidnappers and drug czars. It was like, 1/3 "react to Joker launching missiles at people" and 2/3 "turn over rocks until we find something bad and then stomp it."

Which is probably why it worked. He didn't talk about it, he just did it.

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[info]kingrockwell
2009-06-07 08:57 pm UTC (link)
Except in the trades. Throughout every Dramatis Personae, the last line of Babs' says "And no longer content to remain at the sidelines of crime-fighting, Oracle is itching to take a more proactive role in trouble-shooting global crises." (those italics aren't even mine!)

Though, to be fair, that really reflects more on her wanting to take cases of her own instead of waiting for someone to call her about one they're working, which is the only way I ever interpreted it until you just said what you did.

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