Green Lantern: The Animated Series Review

Beyond good, beyond evil, beyond your wildest

imagination. Hello and welcome to episode 23

of Tooncast Beyond, brought to you by the GeekCast

or Radio Network. I am one of your hosts, Steve,

you and Mike, and joining me once again is Sketch1987.

Hello? Oh, wait, sorry, that's the wrong year.

1987. Yeah, I could have said 1997. You know,

actually, I'm good with that, because that's

the year Ninja Turtles came out. 1984 is the

year it came out as a comic. That's where that

comes from. I was born of the year of the Ninja

Turtles. Yes, yes you are. I was born of the

year of Empire, sadly. So today we are going

to be, this is probably going to be a very short

episode of Tooncast Beyond, simply because there's

only what, six, seven episodes of this show so

far? Yeah, something like that. Yeah, something

like that. I'll pull up the episode guide here

in a minute. But yes, today we're gonna be talking

about Bruce Timm's return to his own style for

the most part, even though it's CGI'd up. Green

Lantern, the animated series. So how have you

been? Well, I've been pretty good. I actually

just finished an episode review for Green Lantern

for World's Finest the other day. I've been slacking

on those, but decided to just kind of keep going

forward with it and then catching up on the ones

that I didn't get around to yet during the break

if necessary. Awesome. Yeah, because it's going

to run about 13 episodes and then take a break.

Yeah. Which makes sense. You're going to save

13 for fall, you know? That's true. Yeah, so

far there's only been, yeah, we've only got two

episodes left. So far there's only been ten episodes

of this series. Seeing as we just did the Young

Justice episode, what'd you think of that? Oh

man, yeah. Well, a couple of weeks ago we did

the Young Justice episode. in between young justice

and now we had spider -man the new animated series

and what the hell was episode 22 i don't even

realize oh yes unspectacular spider -man correct

yes unspectacular spider -man but yeah no young

justice holy shit dude that's freaking awesome

they really kept that one under wraps i gotta

say Every interview, the guys making the show

are like, oh, we picked up right where we left

off, which is true for about five seconds. Less

than five seconds. I mean, yeah, it's been a

few weeks since we recorded episode 21 and 22,

so we're going to talk about that for a minute

here, since Young Justice kind of ties in with...

I don't mean continuity wise, but it ties in

with Green Lantern being that they're both shown

on Saturday mornings on Cartier Network. Young

Justice Invasion was just amazing. I absolutely

love it. I absolutely love what they did with

it. And I loved, and I know you're probably going

to disagree with me on this. I love that when

Dick Grayson Robin became Nightwing, they kept

the same voice actor and they brought in someone

else to do the Tim Drake Robin. Oh, no, I totally

approve of somebody else taking on Tim. Yeah,

I don't have a problem with Jesse. Well, you

mentioned on Twitter that... Yeah, it sounds

too young. And I looked at that tweet and I'm

like, why the hell would... No disrespect to

NPH. I loved his Nightwing in Under the Red Hood,

but... I think for the continuity... But man,

we would have had even more continuity with Red

Hood. Well, true, we would have, but I think

for me, when a voice changes that drastically

within the span of a season and a half, or the

end of a first season beginning, it's like if

they took Christopher Daniel Barnes... they ripped

him out of spider -man and put someone else in

there in the 90s I probably wouldn't have as

much love as I do for that show you know it's

the same thing like like with um oh god it's

the same thing with with transformers when you

have David Kay is Megatron and then in animated

he switched up and he was Optimus I still love

David Kay's voice and I still love him doing

those two characters, but it's just I Think in

the span of a show like Young Justice you need

to have that continuity I'm sure Jesse McCartney

could have made his voice sound a little bit

older or maybe he does with his with the character

inflections He's giving towards the Nightwing

side of the character now but i don't think n

p a i i think for me personally if i heard n

p h as that night wing for young justice i'd

probably would stop watching the show and they

probably going to come anyway he's too busy doing

award shows and all other stuff uh... but knowing

young justice invasion was great uh... it was

just as i'm one of the national that was uh...

as a drastic move but if you think of it as more

of The show is the character, not just the set

of characters. Oh, right. Well, yeah. See, that's

the thing. It's like, you know, they don't beat

you over the head with this, but they specifically

tell you, you know, alpha team, beta team, whatever

the C team is, I forget. And then, no, not C

team, delta. Alpha, beta, delta, and gamma. And

they're like, oh, Gamma, that's always the light

job. Turns out Gamma was one of the more important

jobs out of what we saw in that 30 -minute cartoon

so far. People are already taking bets that Lagoon

Boy's not going to last. Yes, this thing with

some of these superhero cartoons that we're going

to be talking about, not today's specifically

with Green Lantern, the animated series, but

with some of the episodes coming up here on Tooncast

Beyond. I'm probably not gonna be too up to par

on something like especially when we get to Wolverine

and the X -Men and when we get to Avengers Earth

mightiest heroes I'm watching those two series

right now and I'm loving Wolverine and the X

-Men Avengers confuses the fuck out of me and

I think partially it's because of outside of

Iron Man Hulk Thor and Captain America I don't

know half of the damn villains that they're using.

Oh, yeah, that's true. I actually like that,

though. I like to be educated through the show.

Right, yeah. I mean, that's the same thing with...

And I know we're off on a tangent here, but,

you know, that's the same thing with when X -Men

92 first came out. You know, that... Essentially

introduced me to comics. I mean I knew like before

1992 I knew that there were comic books and I

you know, obviously I saw the Batman 66 reruns

in the 80s and the scooby -doo Batman movies

and all that stuff and whatever else But I didn't

start getting into comic books until I started

watching X TAS and spider -man TAS That's just

that's what comics Yeah, that's like that's the

the jump -off point for a lot of people. Yeah

No matter how many people say that those shows

don't hold up today, whatever But anyway, yes,

Green Lantern, the animated series, to give you,

to set the stage for this show, it's an American

computer -animated television series based on

the DC Comics superhero Green Lantern. The series

is currently airing on Cartoon Network as part

of their DC Nation television block. A one -hour

sneak peek aired on November 11th, 2011, while

the official premiere of the series was March

3rd, 2012, with a new episode airing every week

since then. uh... technically not because when

it came back in march they show they broke up

that that one -hour sneak peek into the first

year in the show that for the first like i was

expecting new episodes and it's like i've seen

this already but i've seen this already you know

that they didn't rerun the the pilot before that

so Well, they do what I would have done is like

made a big event out of it rerun the pilot as

an hour Like nine to ten and then the new episode

Because it was it was freaking st. Patrick's

Day Yeah on the 17th well, I guess that would

have been Beyond that point then but yes totally

could have done that on March 3rd, but As they're

like, well, let's just treat them like separate

episodes. They always do that crap. I know and

I hate it. The series focuses on the adventures

of Hal Jordan, the Green Lantern of Sector 2814

and his fellow warrior ally Killawog, and their

battle against Ciri's main antagonist, the Red

Lanterns, led by the villain Atrocitus. Okay,

back in November when you saw this as a one hour

special What were your first impressions? I was

frankly quite impressed. I was not so keen on

it being CGI. I thought it looked kind of bland

from the previews, but I decided to give it a

shot and I really liked it. I thought it was

a very good introduction to Green Lantern for

people who didn't know anything about it's a

far better introduction to Green Lantern than

that thing of a movie yeah the yellow fucking

fear monster plot um yeah and you know for you

this ought to be great because you get your favorite

voice actor as another superhero well yeah this

is targeting back to when uh rhino romano went

from voicing spider -man to batman which I'm

still a little not quite keen on, but yeah, he

made it work. I'm like in Josh Keaton more as

Hal than I like Rhino as Batman. Yeah, yeah.

You know, the thing with this is, it's like,

already at that point when this aired, I had

already heard that voice. That he uses for, I

mean essentially it's his own voice. He does

change the inflections a bit. But I've already

heard a softer version of that watching the first

season of Transformers Prime because he voices

Jack Darby on that. And I didn't mind it though

because he does, as I just said, with Hal, he

changes his inflections just a little bit to

make his voice sound similar or sound different.

You know, you take a look at Killawog. uh...

i i i swear swear to god between between josh

keaton and kevin michael rejerson they are in

every cartoon i've watched in the last six months

that i get around kevin especially is that uh...

is that kevin did every picture that is still

a lot kevin is panthero kevin is bulkhead uh...

kevin is bishop in wolverine in the x -men even

though we've got the that that that's done at

this point but Everything I've watched through

Netflix through through iTunes on television

in the last six months since the beginning of

2012 And and even last Christmas Kevin Michael

Richardson has had a hand in something Yeah,

he's everywhere and that that's great for him.

I love it because you know people will say oh

well That's just another Kevin Michael Richardson

voice. That's the voice. No no no no not at all

because Kellogg's voice is slightly different

from panthro and panthro is slightly different

from bulkhead so yes they are all kmr but they

are all very different i was looking at kevin

michael richardson's page the other day and i

saw that he voiced wolverine one time and i listened

to that and you know it's really good what series

was that for uh that was for like the black panther

series oh Oh, that's interesting. It's very interesting.

It was either a series or, like, one of those

visual comics. My first impression, now, just

to give a little history for myself with Green

Lantern, and I believe you're the same way, I

first, you know, yes, I knew of Hal Jordan as

a kid from Challenge of the Superfriends, but

I never connected with Green Lantern as a kid.

I just didn't. I didn't connect with him until

he was a Marine in Justice League and Justice

League Unlimited with Phil Lamar voicing Jon

Stewart. And Jon Stewart and Kyle Rayner are

my two favorite Earth Green Lanterns. They just

are. And at the time after Justice League ended,

And then there was, you know, hints of a movie

and who's gonna play him and then there's all

this news about this cartoon and I was so sick

of Hal Jordan being everywhere. Like, I loved

what David Boreanaz did with him in New Frontier.

I didn't mind Nathan Fillion voicing him a couple

times in the other movies. I think Christopher

Maloney's voice in First flight was was pretty

good for that movie But how was every how was

yeah, how is DC's? Earth Green Lantern at this

point they they don't want to focus on Kyle or

John or even guy Which I'm not a fan of Guy Gardner

whatsoever who is But You know With with Josh

doing the voice and it it sounds really cool

And it sounds similar to what I've heard him

do in the past, you know last few months I don't

mind him as as Hal and I don't mind Hal in this

series because it's a It's a series that is done.

Well is written. Well But as soon as I heard

kill it because the you know, I mean I've heard

kilowag in the movies and I'm sorry is as awesome

as Henry Rollins is Him as Killawog and what

was it? Shit. Emerald Knights. I didn't really

care for the Henry Rollins voice. For me, Killawog

at the time and still to this day up until KMR

always was Dennis Haysbert from Justice League

and Justice League Unlimited. So when Kevin Michael

Richardson took it over, I was like, holy shit,

that's awesome. No, the CGI, I love the CGI,

I love the story. There are a couple, like the

first, not the first two episodes, but like episodes

like four, five, and six, it seemed like for

me, every other week, I was liking or not liking

the show. Like, it seemed to me for a while,

after the whole atrocitas story at first, with

the pilot, over the first two episodes. It seemed

to me that Bruce Timm and his team were trying,

and his writing team and whoever else, I don't

have the information in front of me of who's

writing on the show, but it seemed like the team

was trying to recapture that mini movie of the

week feel that Batman the Animated Series had,

where they were doing story of the week, they

go here, they go there, they do this, they do

that. And I wasn't really like... when that when

those episodes have going on that that's all

right it's uh... it's okay uh... the last said

to leave the world building right yeah actually

yeah yeah that's that's true that's true well

the biggest world building or universe building

happened um... a couple weeks ago because by

the time this there's a little bit it will have

been a couple weeks in uh... season one will

have ended by that time uh... but as of this

recording The episode where carol ferris shows

up just happened and holy shit. Yeah. That was

pretty damn awesome. Uh, so yeah, that, that,

you know, I, I love the series art style. I love,

even though it's a CGI version of Tim's style,

I can still see his style in it. Uh, and that's

what's cartoons are now. I mean, not, not everything,

but the majority of cartoons now are. you know

cgi animation it's very rare that you have the

hand -drawn stuff anymore especially with a superhero

action adventure sci -fi cartoon for that genre

yeah yeah as far as the who's who of the show

we've kind of mentioned here and there um Josh

Keaton voices Hal Jordan Green Lantern. Kevin

Michael Richardson voices Killawog. Jason Spisak

voices Razor. And Gray Delisle voices Aya. You

also have four recurring roles. You have Brian

George as one of the Guardians. I can't pronounce

their names. Ian Ambercrombie as Ganfet. Uh,

Suzanne Blakeslee as Said. Let's see, Jonathan

Adams as Atrocitus. Atrocitus sounds awesome.

Oh yeah. I mean, that's a super villain voice

right there. Uh huh. Tom Kenny as Zealous Zox.

And you can tell. Immediately. Oh, well, yeah,

you can tell, but I just I love Zillis Zocks,

not only for the for the. For the intensity and

the anger that he has, but just the fact that

he's essentially a soccer ball. You know, you

kick him, you soccer ball, basketball, dodgeball,

volleyball, whatever you kick him, you throw

him. You know, it's a he's a fucking ball that

flies through the air. You got Kurtwood Smith

as Shirev, I think. I can't pronounce his first

name. Yeah, he was the guy on the first... Yeah,

in the pilot. I'm saving that other recurring

role for later after we talk about all the other

ones. You've got, again, Tom Kenny is in this.

Brian George as Maten, Rob Paulson as Goggin.

Oh, I love that. That's awesome, actually. That's

very awesome. Good ol' Rob Paulson. Robert England

as Myglom. He'll be dead, or better, worse. Dead,

even. Yeah, Gray Delisle plays Alana. Why is

Kevin Michael Richardson voicing Razor's ring?

I didn't know the rings had voices. That's weird.

It was the voice that summoned him. Oh, okay,

okay, okay. Okay, yeah, I gotcha. At first, I'd

forgotten that Kevin Michael Richardson was not

atrocitous. I was like, wait, shouldn't this

be atrocitous? When Kevin Michael Richardson

tells you to put on a ring, you do it. When Kevin

Michael Richardson is an entire planet you just

are like slack -jawed is the voice of mogul I

Love that it's so awesome And there there's a

bunch of others it just this show has a great

great voice cast the one I was saving to talk

about was Because I wasn't sure at the time when

the episode aired But I am now because I recognize

that voice Carol Ferris slash star sapphire is

the sexy and illustrious Jennifer Hale Yes, she

went from Felicia Hardy black cat to star sapphire.

Oh Yeah, yeah, I need to stop Homer Simpson drooling

over here Just the week before she voiced Carol

Danvers, I think, who's Miss Marvel on Avengers.

So she's doubling the Carol. Hey, there you go.

She also plays Blera Byra, one of the, oh, Rev's

wife. Jennifer and Grey are all over the females

in this show. That is quite alright. Honestly,

the voice cast for this is hands down one of

the best voice cast for a superhero cartoon.

There hasn't been a voice yet that I don't like.

As I said before, with KMR, I just know when

he's doing... I mean, you just know. It doesn't

matter what... Because he has so many different...

Even though the... His... Okay, there are voice

actors like... Okay, well, easiest example is

the voice god of our age, Frank Welker. The man

can change his voice into anything and everything

and does animal sounds and everything else. There's

people like Rob Paulson that technically Raphael

from the 87 Turtles is his own voice, just slightly

changed a little bit. He adds a little emphasis

to it. But he'll do stuff like Wacko. He'll do

stuff like Throttle from Biker Mice. There are

voice actors that can do different... Maurice

LaMarche is a... absolute great impressionist.

There are voice actors also like Kevin Michael

Richardson, like Jason Marsden, like Barry Gordon,

where their voice, their regular voice is the

voice. Now I think that Jason Marsden and Kevin

Michael Richardson, they both They change the

inflections in their voices, but you can still

tell that that's their normal voice that they

that they talk in from day to day Kevin has a

Quite a few voices that you wouldn't even know

were him Yeah, it's just he's often hired to

just be his voice, right? Yeah, can you blame

anybody for hiring him? Getting into some of

the production stuff for this show As we mentioned

well I didn't mention this earlier But our preview

was shown at the 2010 New York Comic Con featuring

test footage character store description and

artwork Bruce Tim who produces the entire DC

animated universe also announced that New York

Comic Con They need to be producing the show

a total of 26 episodes had been ordered for this

first season By the time of New York Comic Con

13 had already been planned So that's good. The

producers also confirmed that if the series was

a hit, other lanterns like Guy Gardner, Kyle

Rayner, and Jon Stewart might be introduced.

If they got Jon Stewart, I hope that they get

Phil Lamar. Oh yeah. That's not me just wanting

to hear Phil as Jon Stewart in a different cartoon.

Going back to our Young Justice discussion from

a little while ago, Was kind of put off by By

John Stewart in Young Justice cuz it wasn't a

voice. I even recognized I don't even I'm gonna

have to look it up and see who voices in Yeah,

the thing actually it threw people off the Mal

Duncan and John Stewart were both voiced by Kevin

Michael Richardson They kind of look very similar

now, five years later. Enough that somebody was

like, is Bumblebee dating Jon Stewart? I was

like, no, no, no, I can see why you might get

that mixed up. You know, it wasn't like I didn't.

Yeah, I do I do remember recognizing that now

that it was KMR Yeah, I don't know as much as

I love Kevin Michael Richardson's voice. I don't

know I just kind of didn't I mean John Stewart

in Young Justice was only there for like a half

a scene but still As far as what what Sam register

has to say about the series Green Lantern the

animated series is an epic space adventure It

has something for everyone and we are delighted

for fans to see it November 11th the Cartoon

Network We can't wait to show the world the fresh

take on an iconic hero One that represents not

only the first Bruce Tim series to be produced

in CG, but also the first time Green Lantern

has been rendered in CG uh... let's uh... let's

talk about stack up stuff really good first -time

greenlanders been rendered in cg what was that

movie uh... it well that uh... the animation

it's but i don't know what he does but let's

face it sam register won't will not make a statement

that is misinterpreted or is completely wrong

like they're going to be aliens man anyways let's

not go there oh wow here forever if we go there

all right so how does this show stack up well

at this point we've only had 10 episodes so um

as far as comparing to shows within the same

franchise the only thing i listed and i put a

huge um before this was j l j l u because if

gl tas does well and they've already said that

if it does well they'll introduce other lanterns

I mean essentially this is a superhero team -up

show but it's just the you know it's just just

the Green Lantern just the core As far as stacking

up in the same genre, which is the superhero

genre, I have listed here Iron Man 94, X -92,

X Evolution, Wolverine and the X -Men, Batman,

Superman, and JLJLU. I didn't list the Spider

-Man shows because, well, let's face it, Spider

-Man never needed a ring for his powers. Incarnation.

I would say that for me personally, this stacks

up against JLJLU pretty good so far as far as

the overall story that's been told and as far

as the animation style and everything else. I

don't think it can be compared to BTIS. I just

put that there just in case for whoever is going

to choose. But what about you? What do you think?

Or if there's any that aren't listed that you

think that it feels... should stack up in the

same genre against. Well, I think actually people

should... Well, we're sticking to superheroes,

so... Yeah, that's the genre, so... I'd say a

good contemporary to this is Superman. The anime

series, yeah. Yeah, I can see that. It's not

quite on the scale of... JL, JLU? Because we're

just, at least for now, we're covering one patch

of the universe, and we're focusing on just the

green lanterns, and not even that many of them

yet. But that can certainly change over time.

As far as stacking up against stuff in its own

time slot, well... It's relegated to Saturday

mornings now, and it's up against Young Justice

and Thundercats. It actually falls between those

two shows. Thundercats is on at 930 Eastern,

GL is on at 10, and then Young Justice is on

at 1030. You know, we mentioned this. I don't

know if you and I mentioned it on air or off

air. I love... that Cartoon Network has brought

back Saturday morning shows. Now, I know you

said when we were talking about Young Justice,

you had said something about that you preferred

it on a Friday night or, you know, I forget what

the hell we were talking about. Just the night

in general. They were getting hammered on on

Friday. Right. It was that. And see for me, Friday

nights is when it does air, it's, you know, Phineas

and Ferb and all that Disney Channel stuff. So

that's why I like having the superhero shows

on Saturday morning because it's kind of bringing

back Saturday morning cartoons. As I said before,

for me personally, there have been a couple of

times where I kind of don't like a GLTAS episode

and I like either the Thundercats or the Young

Justice more. And there are other times where

I absolutely love a GLTAS episode and I may not

like the other two or I may like a combination

of the three. So what about you? How do you think

it stacks up with the other two shows? Well,

I Like it about as much as thundercats. It's

kind of they're kind of neck -and -neck for me

and Not quite as much as young justice That could

certainly change over the course of the first

season Yeah You know and you know and as we've

stated throughout this episode. We're only ten

episodes into the first season and we wanted

to do because by the time that this would have

gotten a second season or will get a second season

uh... the superhero spotlight here to cast me

i would have been over so that's why we want

to cover it now out of the you know out of ten

episodes that that we've seen so far for the

most part they're really really great as far

as previous decade i have to agree with you uh...

just for this category is superman the animated

series because it's It's kind of the same. I

mean if you look at how and you look at Clark

or if you look at Hal and Superman between the

two series they're kind of similar even though

it's completely different animation styles as

far as GL is CG and and STS is not but yeah,

I mean this is This kind of has the same feel

to me as Superman the animated series Yeah, kind

of It's kind of a going with the Batman approach

of One -story movies, but it's doing more of

the world -building aspect that Superman did

and Superman basically did what Batman did and

then added more continuity as it went along right,

you know So we are the IG The other show that

I would compare this to, just because they're

both CGI, they're both on Cartoon Network, and

they're both space epics, would definitely be

The Clone Wars. And as far as animation goes,

Clone Wars is more stylized, which might make

it look better, but I think they're pretty much

neck and neck in animation quality. I feel like

this show does a really good job of giving you

an angle on the action. And there's some cartoons

that are just bad at doing that. Possibly for

censorship reasons. And that's another thing

that I like about this show. They don't pull

punches. People have died on screen. Well, you

know, Bruce Tim has huge practice cracking the

sensors, so. Oh, definitely. And now, you know,

it's on cable, so they can get away with even

more than they possibly could on Saturday mornings

on other channels now. So, you know, it's nice.

It's kind of like a grown -up superhero Saturday

morning cartoon. Grown -up cartoon fans such

as ourselves obviously would like that. Yes.

I can't believe you missed the Tiny Toons reference.

Bruce Timm over the years has scratched the censors.

As far as the IGN replacement crew, since I -

I think there has been an announcement that this

is going to be coming to DVD, but since it hasn't

even finished its first season, I'm gonna rate

it on a simply fact of you need to sit down and

watch this. Even if it's just one episode to

catch it, and I would give it a four just because...

It's it's that good of a show I'm only giving

it a four on the basis of that It is a good show

and be just simply because it's not out to own

yet. I'm sure it will come out to own What about

you? Yeah, I'd give it a force three is just

DVR in the show that should suffice for now But

you know funny when it does come out on DVD or

oh wouldn't it be great if it came out on blue,

right? Yeah i i would definitely pick this show

up like it and i feel like it's vastly underappreciated

which is only a because people now barely remember

saturday morning cartoons i mean you know i i

besides you i think there's one other person

on twitter that uh... one of those that there's

two other people on twitter that i talk to about

this show besides you so uh... uh... okay anything

is better than teen titans on saturday morning

so uh... so as far as the reception as i said

that the dvds have not come out yet November

2011's sneak peek of the series was mostly praise.

Chris Sims of Comics Alliance commented that

he had never been a huge fan of Green Lantern,

but rather of DC Animation Universe creator Bruce

Timm, and when he heard that Timm was producing

the series, he began looking forward to it, saying

that the one -hour premiere does it right. Tony

Guerrero of Comic Vine said the first episode

was good and definitely worth checking out. Ryan

Lowry a variety praise the animation style saying

that Warner Brothers has gone full bore on into

the CGI dimension with the With a bold sleek

design that more than anything resembles the

Incredibles, you know, it's he's not I I did

not think of that, but he's not wrong. I mean,

this is very incredibleistic like There we there

I go again making up words. Um Apparently there

will be a comic book at some point Written by

Alt -Art Baltazar, with art by Dario Bruzzella,

I think that's how you say his name. Let's see,

and apparently DC Direct will release two limited

edition maquettes to accompany the official release

of Green Lantern, the animated series, in the

spring of 2012. One of the maquettes sculpted

by Paul Harding is Hal Jordan's set for March

7th, 2012. And the other atrocities is sculpted

by Dave Cortez and will be released two months

after the hell of Jordan on May 23rd Oh, so that's

coming up actually Mattel will not manufacture

action figures based on the series contrary to

popular belief Well Mattel you suck anyways,

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