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That said, the picture at the right comes from Comic Book Movie and they claim that it’s the first shot of Abin Sur’s ship from the now-filming Green Lantern movie. In the story Abin Sur, an alien member of the Green Lantern Corps, crashes on Earth. As he dies his Green Lantern power ring flies off to the nearest suitable candidate for the Corps – test pilot Hal Jordan.
If that is Abin Sur’s ship it looks like it’s in decent shape (click over to Comic Book Movie for the whole picture); part of the film’s plot has villain Hector Hammond coming across a hunk of metal from the ship and becoming a super baddie, so I figured the ship would be more messed up.
For any hardcore fans: why the hell does Abin Sur have a spaceship?
Can’t Green Lanterns fly through space by the power of their rings? I
never understood this.
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Originally Abin Sur was flying a spaceship because he had just learned about the prophecy of the Blackest Night and no longer trusted the Green Lantern Corps or his own power ring.
Later on it was added that he was transporting the supervillain Atrocitus at the time as well. Atrocitus would go on to form the Red Lantern Corps, based on rage. The GLC is based on willpower.
neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerd.
According to an Alan Moore story, he was tricked by some monsters into believing that he would die during a space flight, so he started using a space ship, unaware that they were creating one of those self-fulfilling prophecy type deal.
Some times GLs like to fly pimp spaceships around. Wouldn't you fly a spaceship if you could?
heh, i have to agree with Johnnywalkerblack on this one.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com – we take articles from verified sources – ala – other websites that we deemm legit – and then webmasters double check the articles reliability and if it isn't good it's removed.
So comicbookmovie.com is very, very reliable Dev.
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