Karkull
12-28-2001, 12:56 PM
Granted a powerful star sapphire gem by the Zamarons (an alien race of female warriors) for the purposes of making her their [figurehead] queen, Star Sapphire has been an adversary of the Green Lantern since the Silver Age. However, because of the liberties taken with the Green Lantern Corp and the Guardians in the Superman and Justice League shows, I can’t help but wonder how they’ll explain her origin.
First, since Hal Jordan isn’t being used, how will they connect her character (who was Hal Jordan’s boss and lover) to John Stewart? Will she become John’s lover?
Second, in the comics the Zamarons are the female counterparts to the Oans/Guardians. That has already been contradicted in the episode In Brightest Day, where a female Oan was featured prominently. Will they make the Zamarons a separate race in Justice League (if they appear at all)?
Actually, if the Zamarons are a female warrior culture, perhaps Timm and company will set her up as more of a foe for Wonder Woman, who has little to no Rogues Gallery of her own.
Any thoughts?
First, since Hal Jordan isn’t being used, how will they connect her character (who was Hal Jordan’s boss and lover) to John Stewart? Will she become John’s lover?
Second, in the comics the Zamarons are the female counterparts to the Oans/Guardians. That has already been contradicted in the episode In Brightest Day, where a female Oan was featured prominently. Will they make the Zamarons a separate race in Justice League (if they appear at all)?
Actually, if the Zamarons are a female warrior culture, perhaps Timm and company will set her up as more of a foe for Wonder Woman, who has little to no Rogues Gallery of her own.
Any thoughts?