After the debut on the CW channel in 2012, the series "Strela" literally turned the world of television superheroes, creating a whole universe, which included Flash, "Supergel", "Tomorrow's Legends", "Betheumen" and "Black Lightning". But, as it turned out, the show itself is obliged to the appearance of another DC project - the film "Green Lantern" (2011) with Ryan Reynolds in the lead role.
The creator of the series Mark Guggenheim recently became the guest of Podkaast Fake Nerd Podcast and during the interview a little spoke about the amazing reference to the "green light", which the fans found in the crossover "crisis on endless lands".
Showranner admitted that this small cameo was his decision.
I felt that I needed that somewhere there was a green lantern,
Said Guggenheim, who was one of the scenarios of the film about Hal Jordan. He also added that, since the tape did not receive a continuation, he really wanted to give her tribute to her other work.
Indeed, low cash receipts and negative reviews critics led to the fact that the "green lantern" did not turn into a franchise, and yet the world shown in the film was revived in the "crisis on endless lands", because it was he was presented on Earth-12 .
Mark admitted that the "arrows" the universe would never have appeared on the light, if it were not for the "green lantern", and therefore the opportunity to give the audience a reference to this tape made it happy. And, by the way, the moment from Earth-12 was not the only connection between the two superhero-country projects.
Perhaps, the episode was much more remarkable for the audience, in which John Diggl opens the box fallen from the sky and discovers there a certain object excessing green light there. Fans are confident that it was a legendary ring of a green lamp, and build guesses, whether the easter bag will fall out in a full-fledged series.
Huggenheim himself had already admitted that the mysterious box appeared in the "Arret" of no accident, but stressed that if he tells more, "will" violate the agreement with DC. " So, perhaps, hope for the appearance of a new "green lantern" is still there.