The Green Lantern #4-5 - "The Cosmic Vampire's Beautiful Daughter"

[laughing_tree]

You know, what I’m trying to get at with the thing we’re both interested in, “What laws do the Green Lanterns actually enforce?” I don’t know if it’s ever been said, and obviously, I’ve just done a story where there’s a planet where murder is not a crime, it’s a social duty. Because it’s how each generation replaces the next one in the ecology. So there’s things like that, but, for me, it’s much more interesting: “What of it? What are the laws of the universe?” There’s laws of gravity, laws of thermodynamics, and if you start to understand that, do the Guardians apply? It’s not like local police laws, so, again, it’s the most interesting question in the whole series, and the one I’ve been having the most fun trying to dig down. -- Grant Morrison

Comments

[dcbanacek]

I'm sorry but if you're going to show the "Cosmic Vampire's Beautiful Daughter" then I must insist on Vampirella.

Accept no substitutes.

[thanekos]

I don't know what I love more - Countess Belzebeth the (space) vampire evoking Elizabeth Bathory, the story saying in an explicitly implicit way that her dad's the space-villain Starbreaker, or the use of Sun-Eaters echoing " Starbreaker's an adult Sun-Eater " from late 2000s JLA.