There can be only one (Orange Lantern), and Agent Orange is featured today in the rundown of colorful Lanterns appearing in the Green Lantern titles leading up to Blackest Night.
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Did I read the power right? Does that mean that he’s a one man Corps!?
He is a One-Man Army Corps~!!!!! OMAC’d! Oh, and judging by this and the Red Corps breakdown, Blue rings kick ASS….. They extinguish the Red, and cannot be leeched by the Orange…. We are setting up for the Pokemon Corps War!!!!
“The orange ring also has addictive side effects..:”
Holy Moley, it’s Cosmic Gollum!!!
I, I was almost right. Almost.
It is possible that at a time there was an Orange corps, but avarice made so that Gollum Larfleeze killed them all to keep the orange light all for himself.
In this poster Larfleeze really look like an obvious clone of Gollum.
Now what i don’t understand is the big thing that swallowed the yellow lantern, it was not drawn as an orange construct like the ones that killed those Controllers, so was it an artist error, or is there something else out of Larfleeze ?
@Shamon: well the pic doesn’t say Orange Lantern Corps, but Agent Orange. Maybe this is just a pic of the Orange Corps’ only known member.
In the graphic itself: “The sole remaining keeper of the Orange Light [...]“. Take from that what you will…
MINE! MINE! MINE!
No Corps for you!
So if Agent Orange goes down, do the apparitions?
I love how the Orange Lantern symbol looks like someone wrapping themself around the sphere. That’s awesome. (Much like how Larfleeze is sitting in the drawing.)
And the oath was pretty easy to figure out. Johns said it was short at NYCC and “Mine” was really the only option at that point…
Kirby: Good. Question.
One that I would like to see answered during or after Blackest Night. The results could be…interesting…
@ Salieri
Can’t tell if that’s sarcasm (limitation of the medium.)
Is it me, or does the link to the image not work?