'Green Lantern' Teaser One-Sheets

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Tue Jul 27, 2010 — by Robert Greenberger

'Green Lantern' Teaser One-Sheets

Seemingly minutes after Comic-Con International called it a wrap for 2010, Warner Bros.' publicity machine cranked it into high gear and released four teaser posters for June 2011's Green Lantern feature film. Our apologies for the delay in sharing them with you.

Of course, one of the con's highlights was Ryan Reynolds's encounter with a young fan, who asked about the oath. Apparently, hearing him solemnly recite the oath caused fainting, oohs, aaahs, and other orgasmic responses.

While some have quibbled over the still-in-the-works costume (personally, we hated the mask we saw on the Entertainment Weekly cover), what was shown to the packed room was well received.

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