Geoff Johns to Be Honored at Comic Book Legal Defense Fund Event

The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund will toast Geoff Johns at Greenese Night: A Celebration of Geoff [...]

By Russ Burlingame

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The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund will toast Geoff Johns at Greenese Night: A Celebration of Geoff Johns' Green Lantern later this month in Los Angeles. On Friday, May 24, CBLDF supporters can join Johns at the Avalon Bardot Theater in Hollywood, CA for an intimate look back on his Green Lantern run, including a Q&A session kicked off by a keynote appreciation presented by Jeph Loeb. Geoff will also take center stage at a star-studded VIP opening reception, where all guests will receive limited commemorative merchandise created by Graphitti Designs. Only 100 seats are available for the reception. Johns began his iconic Green Lantern run in 2004 with Green Lantern: Rebirth, which reintroduced Hal Jordan to the DC Comics Universe and began a journey that would make the series one of the most exciting and bestselling franchises in the comics industry. Over the next eight years, Johns recast the Green Lantern mythos, developing a universe of new characters and concepts. Johns will conclude that run with Green Lantern #20 later this month. There are two levels of admission for the event: Regular Admission tickets are available for a $100 donation to the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, and includes admission to the Q&A, as well as a gift bag featuring a signed & numbered commemorative print from Graphitti Designs, a signed copy of Green Lantern #20 with a commemorative Certificate of Authenticity, and other gifts. $80 of this contribution is tax deductible. VIP Admission tickets are available for a $250 donation to CBLDF, and includes admission to the star-studded VIP opening reception, a commemorative t-shirt from Graphitti Designs, a copy of Absolute Green Lantern: Rebirth, with a commemorative bookplate, as well as the signed & numbered commemorative print from Graphitti Designs, and signed copy of Green Lantern #20 with a commemorative Certificate of Authenticity, and other gifts. $126 of this contribution is tax deductible.

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