While DC Studios is keeping most plot details regarding the Lanterns series under wraps, James Gunn has revealed which of ...

There have been several Green Lanterns assigned to Earth, but there are also many from the planet, and here are the best, ...

GREEN LANTERN Vol. 3 (1990 - 1991) This is where we start see the fall of HAL JORDAN. (Visually indicated by the strips of white hair on the sides of his head, Hal's getting old fast from the ...

If Hal Jordan really is this universe's Black Hand and he is a villain, I expect that will have a big effect on the future, both on Absolute Green Lantern and potentially the entire line.

Lanterns actor Ulrich Thomsen has finished filming his scenes for the upcoming DCU show. Lanterns is the forthcoming DC ...

Hal Jordan is back in the spotlight thanks to Grant Morrison and Liam Sharp’s Green Lantern series, and it prompted us to ask a big question, one that gets bandied about from time to time and ...

Hal Jordan is locked in a duel with Tomar-Tu in his Darkstar mantle. The Green Lantern Corps are fighting the rest of the Darkstars overhead in orbit, but the situation is looking grim.

Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps continues to be a strong and consistently engaging book. With its ever-endearing leads, a great villain, and a strong stable of artists, this book scores ...

Written by Jeremy Adams, with art by Xermanico, Green Lantern #22 continued Hal Jordan’s current cosmic adventure. The villain Sorrow sought to build a Central Power Battery of his own.

Hal Jordan, which this movie is based on, and Kyle Rayner where the white Green Lanterns of the Corps, John Stewart is the black lantern from the Justice League cartoon from the early 2000's ...

Viewers would love it if he plays yet another pilot who goes on to become the Green Lantern of the DC Universe. He has the perfect face, physique, and acting chops for Hal Jordan. In fact, those ...

Find out in Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #32, as “Bats Out of Hell” rages on. Major spoiler about the outcome of this issue ahead The tie-in problem ...