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 Image: [Wikipedia] In the fictional DC Comics universe, a blue-skinned race known as the Oans are referred to as the Guardians of the Universe. The name Oans is very similar to Oannes, one of ENKI's alternate names. The fictitious Oans possess the following superhuman powers:
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 Note from Mary Jo [8/06/10] Title: Blue-Skinned Aliens of TV, Animation and Comics
Earlier this week, I went to see a documentary called Waking Sleeping Beauty about the strife that existed at Disney Studios from 1984 to 1994 [Released March, 2010, directed and narrated by Disney insider Don Hahn]. Walt Disney's Aladdin [1992] was one of the animations featured in the documentary. I had never seen Aladdin and for the first time, I saw that the genie is blue [above right].
A section called "Jeannie's origin" on the "I Dream of Jeannie" Wikipedia page says that Jeannie was originally a human who was turned into a genie by a Blue Djinn when she refused to marry him. Note: Djinn or Jinn is Arabic for Genie. This backstory about Jeannie's origins was continued through season two but in season three, the writers retroactively made a change in the plotline and made her non-human. However, in a 1985 made for TV movie, Jeannie relays a story about the "evil djinn" who turned her into a genie.
Image: [right] Blue Djinn and a dragon. One of 345,000 images that were returned when I typed "Djinn" and "photo" into Google.
February, 2010 Post About the Jinn
They [Jinn or Djinn] are a species of intelligent beings who live secretly among us. They often appear humanoid or even human, but they possess amazing powers that we lack. They can change their shapes, and can even render themselves invisible.
Image: [right] Illustration from the home page of the Star Kids Hangout. Notice the colors and the copy that says "The Force Has Two Faces."
Image: [right] Actor Richard Eyer as a genie named Barani in the 1958 film, The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad.
Image: [right] Actor Torin Thatcher as a sorcerer in the 1958 film, The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad.
The Story of Aladdin [1709 to 1992] It is interesting to note that the the tales were collected over many centuries by various authors and translators across the Middle East and North Africa. The tales' roots can be traced to ancient and medieval Arabia, Persia, India, Egypt and Mesopotamia.
Image: [right] Screen shots of blue-skinned aliens from the 2011 Green Lantern trailer. The film is scheduled for release on June 17, 2011.
Note: Strangely, in addition to the Green Lantern release that's scheduled for July 17, 2011, there is also a Green Hornet film that will be released in January, 2011.
Image: [right] Actor Ryan Reynolds who will play the Green Lantern in 2011.
Green Lantern's Guardians
Guardians of the Universe is a link to a Wikipedia page. The page contains an illustration of the Guardians and explains that they are an extraterrestrial race called the Oans:
In "What's the Difference Between the Green Lantern and the Green Hornet?" author Kyle Buchanan tells us: Whoever wears the ring becomes the Green Lantern, and there have been several different Lanterns through the character's history. Reynolds will be playing Hal Jordan, a test pilot given the ring by crash-landed alien Abin Sur. In a blog called "No Evil Shall Escape My Dice," Blogger John Jones from Illinois writes about the Green Lantern and provides a clue that Green Lantern writers have worked Sirius into the story when he says: Well, here we are in the gravitic pathway between Sol and Sirius, using our rings to transcend lightspeed as is only possible in these narrow, non-Euclidian corridors (curved corridors).
Image: [above right] Renegade Maltusian scientist named Krona. Krona became obsessed with observing the origins of the universe despite an ancient legend that said discovering that secret would cause a great calamity.
Image: [right] The Zamarons were the female members of the race known as the Maltusians.
In my next note, I will explain how one of ENKI's names is Oannes, a name that is very similar to Oan.
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This note presents evidence that a blue-skinned race of aliens known as the Sirians have influenced the writers and artists in television, at Disney Animation Studios, and at DC Comics. What started as a note to describe the blue Genie in Disney's Aladdin led to a trail of much more.
Were Genies Always Blue?
Google Image of a Blue Djinn
Note: Be sure to click on the other links [on Prayer Page Two] to human alien hybrid groups at Yahoo. For example, the 
Young Richard Eyer Was Not Blue 
Strangely, in 2008, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
Green Lantern's Blue ETs
Because the Sirians seem to influence Hollywood, I Googled "Green Lantern" and found a Wikipedia page that provides background information about this comic book series [or, franchise?].
The Green Lantern is a DC Comics superhero. The Green Hornet is a comic book superhero created by a competitor of DC Comics that started out as character on a radio program in the 1930s. 
[Wikipedia] Each Green Lantern possesses a power ring that gives the user great control over the physical world as long as the wielder has sufficient willpower and strength to wield it. The ring is one of the most powerful weapons in the universe, and can be very dangerous. While the ring of the Golden Age Green Lantern (Alan Scott) was magically powered, the rings worn by all subsequent Lanterns were technological creations of the Guardians of the Universe, who granted such rings to worthy candidates. These individuals made up the intergalactic police force known as the Green Lantern Corps.
The Guardians of the Universe, alternately known as the Oans, are a fictional blue-skinned extraterrestrial race in the DC Comics universe. They first appeared in Green Lantern Vol. 2 #1 (July 1960), and were created by John Broome and Gil Kane.
More About the Blue-Skinned Oans 
Wikipedia's background information says that originally, all Oans were blue-skinned humanoids. Web images of Oans and Zamarons have blue-skin aliens but the Controllers' skin is pink. Background information says that the Controllers evolved into pink-skinned hairless aliens after billions of years.
The blue-skinned Oans [right] were written into the plot of DC Comics'
Superman [Warner Brothers Animation, 1996-2000]. In an episode called "In Brightest Day...," the Oans approach Superman and ask him to help Kyle Rayner [one of five Green Lantern superheroes] defeat Sinestro [supervillain, DC universe].