Talking Green Lantern: Beware My Power With The Cast And Creatives At SDCC
Jun 9, 2023
During our coverage of SDCC I spoke with the cast and creatives of Green Lantern Beware My Power as part of a roundtable session. If you are on mobile simply click view full site and you will see the video.
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Tags: Aldis Hodge, Brian Bloom, Butch Lukic, Ernie Altbacker, Green Lantern Beware My Power, Jamie Gray Hyder, Jeff Wamester, Jimmi Simpson, Jon Sember, SDCC
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