Peter Tomasi

Book him on there.

He worked on the Greenlander core book with Peter Tomasi.

That was

pretty recent, too.

When I was talking to, uh, not, not Patrick Gleason.

Um, Peter Tomasi.

Shit.

Okay, gotcha.

There it is.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I was talking to Peter Tomasi, and he saw that I had an omnibus.

He not charging me for that.

And so, uh, I decided to go.

Once I got my tickets and, uh, the plane and the hotel, uh, I messaged, uh, Peter, Mike, George, and a few others letting them know I was going, and suddenly we had a party, so to speak, because here's all these people that I have talked to or met in person, uh, once or not at all even.

You know, like George and I, we've talked many times over the years, uh, over video, uh, internet video, and, uh, but we never met each other.

So this was our, our, our, our opportunity to get together and, and hang out.

Uh, this is the Pratt Street Ale House.

And we, we met.

Uh, we talked about some comics, including Legion of Super-Heroes number one, but I'm not gonna say anything about that because Peter and I are going to record, uh, a Tales of the Legion Project episode all about Legion of Super-Heroes number one.

So if you wanna hear my thoughts about Legion of Super-Heroes number one, you will need to wait for that episode to come out [laughs] which actually probably will be soon-ish.

Yeah.

A writer, Peter J. Tomasi, and artist Patrick Gleason launched Green Lantern Corps Volume 2 in 2006, starting with some groundwork by Dave Gibbons, and they took that precinct concept and moved it back out into deep space.

What made the Tomasi and Gleason era so groundbreaking was the mechanical synergy of the publishing line.

For the first time, you had the main Green Lantern book telling massive universe-shaking event stories with Hal Jordan.

Shout out to James Robinson, who's a nice guy as well.

But Jeff is my favorite Now Jeff started his own company called ghost machine With a number of incredible artists and a number of incredible writers like Peter Tomasi now I've not I'm not caught up on all the stuff that Ghost Machine has done.

I'm sure it's all fucking great.

Everything that I've read so far is awesome.

Freeze.

So it seems that Freeze is going to be able to continue his redemption arc that began with in actually Peter Tomasi's run that continued even after we saw bits of it in Ron V's detective run in Gotham Nocturne.

And so now he seems to be going to find Freeze to help with the poison ivy problem.

Are we excited to see Mr.

One of the best storylines of Sinestro rising against his former bosses and allies is the Sinestro Corps War, which was published in 2007.

The 11-part crossover event was written by Geoff Johns, Dave Gibbons, and Peter Tomasi, and it was drawn by Ivan Reis, Patrick Gleason, and Ethan Van Sciver.

The story follows Sinestro as he assembles his own order in the Anti-Matter Universe, the self-titled Sinestro Corps, to destroy the Green Lantern Corps once and for all.

He basically decides to take the fascist rule he imposed on his home world and apply it to the rest of the universe, creating order through fear.