Tim Seeley Takes Over 'Green Lanterns' in November, Revives an Alan Moore/Dave Gibbons Creation

Nightwing scribe Tim Seeley will take over Green Lanterns from the departing Sam Humphries in November, and his first story will feature Bolphunga the Unrelenting.

Interestingly, Bolphunga first appeared in "Mogo Doesn't Socialize," a 1985 story from Watchmen co-creators Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. Moore has previously mocked DC for milking his Green Lantern stories for their big event comics -- and Bolphunga will make his way back to comics in the same month Superman squares off with Doctor Manhattan in Doomsday Clock.

Seeley tweeted about the story, promising fans, "We tell a heartbreaking story about this jerk on Green Lanterns #35."

You can see the solicitation for that issue, a story titled "O Bolphunga, Where Art Thou?," below.

"Credit to editor [Andrew Marino], who came up with title 'O Bolphunga Where Art Thou?' after I pitched "Green Lanterns if it was done by the Coen Bros.'"

The issue will be on the stands on November 15 -- a week before Doomsday Clock #1.

GREEN LANTERNS #35
Written by TIM SEELEY
Art by CARLO BARBERI
Cover by MIKE McKONE
Variant covers by BRANDON PETERSON

"OH BOLPHUNGA, WHERE ART THOU?" Seeking protection, Bolphunga the Unrelenting seeks out his one-time foes the Green Lantern Corps. But can Jessica Cruz and Simon Baz trust a criminal who just left imprisonment in the Green Lantern Corps' Sciencells?

On sale NOVEMBER 15 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T