DC's largest comic adaptation "Green Lantern" will launch a new TV series

Today (October 30), Greg Berlanti, head of DC Comics adaptation series at The CW, announced that he will produce multiple series for HBO Max, one of which is a Green Lantern series.

Greg Berlanti said that this "Green Lantern" series will be the largest DC comic adaptation to date, and the story will go to the universe. This is also the second time Greg Berlanti has produced a "Green Lantern" related work after serving as the screenwriter of the "Green Lantern" movie in 2011.

In the 2011 movie version of Green Lantern, Hal Jordan was played by Ryan Reynolds. The film, which cost $200 million to make, only earned $219 million worldwide. It received a 5.6 on IMDb, a 26% Rotten Tomatoes rating, and a 39 on MTC. It was a failure in both word-of-mouth and box office. That version of Green Lantern has been criticized for many years, and even Reynolds himself was unwilling to let it go, and severely criticized it in Deadpool 2.

At present, no more information about this "Green Lantern" series has been released, and there has been no news about the movie "Green Lantern Corps", which is scheduled to be released on June 19, 2020, for a long time.

In addition to the new "Green Lantern" series, another American TV series to be produced by Greg Berlanti is "Strange Adventure", which is adapted from the DC comic series of the same name. It is an anthology drama (consisting of multiple independent stories) that tells the story of the coexistence of multiple ordinary people and superheroes.