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The Other Lantern Corps That Deserve Their Own Show | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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This article contains light spoilers for the first several episodes of Lanterns. DC’s Green Lantern mantle has been shared and passed down across generations. With each new Lantern, whether it be the original Golden Age of comics character Alan Scott, the most recognizable Lantern Corps member Hal Jordan, or the modern beloved Green Lantern, John Stewart, the Lantern mythos has never been deeper. Now HBO’s Lanterns has propelled the complex rainbow that is the Lantern Corps into the mainstream,
Jon Favreau Talks Embracing Natural Storytelling With Nat Geo's 'Lion' | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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Two creative forces from two very different disciplines — one a blockbuster filmmaker with a penchant for spectacle and humanity, the other a nature documentarian with decades of field experience — have formed an unlikely partnership for a new project about the world of nature. Jon Favreau, director of Iron Man and the live-action remake of The Lion King, first formed a creative bond with Mike Gunton, the legendary producer behind Planet Earth II, while both executive produced the Apple TV dinos
Lion: Exclusive First Look at Nat Geo Doc Is a Real Life Lion King Moment | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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The world of lions is full of shifting power dynamics, fragile monarchies, and feline strife. This applies not only to The Lion King; it extends into the savannas of Africa, where the roiling ecosystems showcase clashes between beasts of all shapes and sizes. An upcoming docuseries is set to explore the exciting world of a lion pride in extreme detail. Lion will air Wednesday, August 19 on National Geographic and then hit Disney+ and Hulu on Thursday, August 20. The four-episode series follows a
Invincible Creator Robert Kirkman Is Trying to “Broom the Boring” Out of Comics | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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Robert Kirkman is not new to creating deeply layered mythologies set in foreign worlds. His pantheon of original characters and planets stretches across the outer reaches of new galaxies and timelines, giving readers a glimpse into cosmic, blood-soaked realities. He builds macrocosms with a few novel ideas and a pen. This is extremely apparent in the pages of his newest series, Terminal. The comic’s first issue follows Marilyn Howe as she desperately searches for her missing sister, Alessandra,
20 Years Later, Pan’s Labyrinth Still Reflects the Reality You Want to See | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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The world of Pan’s Labyrinth unfolds with tenderness, pain, and spirit over its two-hour runtime. Each frame of the film displays a care and intentionality that few other cinematic experiences achieve. At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, Den of Geek attended a Hall H panel celebrating the now-classic film’s 20th anniversary, caught up with several folks who helped bring it to life, and took in an exclusive access screening of two 3D scenes ahead of the movie’s imminent re-release. Del Toro’s mag
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