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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Geoff Johns is launching a new company called Mad Ghost Productions, focusing on creating content in film, television and comic books. In addition, Johns plans to work on several other DC properties, the first being the Green Lantern Corps movie from Warner Brothers.
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Geoff Johns' Mad Ghost Productions confirms that Warner Bros. and DC Film's Green Lantern Corps will feature Hal Jordan and John Stewart.
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Under this new deal, one of Johns' first film projects will be Warner Bros. Pictures' "Green Lantern Corps," based on his New York Times bestselling series that saw an impressive nine-year run, spawning additional spin-off titles and comic book events. Johns will write and be a producer on the film. Additionally, he co-wrote and executive produced "Aquaman," which releases worldwide December 21, and is writing and executive producing the second installment of the "Wonder Woman" franchise with director Patty Jenkins, releasing in November 2019. New Line's "Shazam!," slated for an April 2019 release, is based on his original graphic novel.
On the television side, Johns co-developed and is executive producer and writer on the first original series for the upcoming DC Universe digital service, "Titans," with Akiva Goldsman and Greg Berlanti. Johns also wrote the "Titans" episode "Doom Patrol" that is spinning off into its own 13-episode original series for the digital service. He is executive producing alongside Berlanti, Sarah Schechter and Jeremy Carver. He has also been crucial in helping build the DC television empire and co-developed The CW's most successful superhero show, "The Flash." Alongside Peter Roth and WBTV, he has helped launch over a dozen additional hit television series such as "Arrow," "Gotham," "iZombie," "Supergirl" and "Black Lightning," among others.
His publishing projects will include a new pop-up slate of comic books under the banner of "The Killing Zone" focusing on new and lesser known DC characters and titles. Johns will also be writing a Shazam! comic book series scheduled to be out in the fall. In addition, he will continue to write the commercial and critical hit "Doomsday Clock," a comic book series illustrated by Gary Frank that collides the DC universe with the Watchmen universe, as well as the upcoming "Three Jokers," illustrated by Jason Fabok.
