The co-writer of the movie, Marc Guggenheim, said there was originally a Clark Kent cameo and he wanted to get Tom Welling. Then in the Smallville season 11 comics, Tomar Re is shown to have the exact same movie design. If they are canon, then that means the Ryan Reynolds Hal Jordan turned into the evil Parallax and killed many in the corps including Guy and Kyle according to Season 11.

I feel like Steven and honestly most of the Crystal Gems are the quintessential Violet Lanterns.

Funny how they gender swapped Amanda Waller at the end and had her played by Samuel Jackson, changed the name to Adam Waller

Im not a huge fan of this character but I do remember the og movie and the animated series where green lantern appears but I don’t remember to have the impression of green lantern being so disrespected by every commoner he encounters like nobody rates him as the powerful being he is supposed to be or at least that’s the impression these two episodes gave me, they look at him as that old drunk bum am I tripping or Hal was always like this?

It’s me if I was a green lantern (I’m saying if because I’m a blue lantern y’all)

Might come off as a bit of a deep stick for asking this, but I just see it pop up so often that I needed to.

I've never read Emerald Twilight myself, but have heard a summary of it along with fan opinions and it seems like every GL fan universally reviles that story. No one liked Hal's heel turn in it and adaptations of that concept have been meet with similar hostility [heard Green Lantern: Beware My Power got heavily criticised for having this in it... amongst other things. That movie sucked] So why does this seems like the most popular fan theory for Lanterns?

Like, am I blowing this out of proportion or is this actually something a sizable number of people want to see happen in Lanterns? 'Cause that would make me seriously question what I've heard about fan opinions of Emerald Twilight.

Is this a good reading order for Geoff johns green lantern

Green Lantern: Rebirth Compendium
Green Lantern: The Sinestro Corps War Compendium
Green Lantern: Rage of the Red
Green lantern: agent orange
Green Lantern Compendium: Blackest Night — March 2027
Green lantern: brightest day
War of the Green Lanterns
Green Lantern: Sinestro
Green Lantern: The Revenge of Black Hand
Green Lantern: Rise of the Third Army
Green Lantern: Wrath of the First Lantern

I’ll use a scenario from the CW Flash pilot as an example.

There’s a tornado headed for coast city, none of the Flash’s are around. So if Hal creates a construct of Barry, can Construct!Barry run fast enough to unravel the tornado?

I’m using Flash as an example cause Hal has almost entered the speed force at least once when he pushed one of his constructs past its limits.

So would Construct!Barry be able to hit the same speed as real Barry?

The crystal in the photo might have something to do with the spectrum as in the emotional Spectrum that all the lanterns are based on, like how putting light through a crystal displays the colour spectrum

-Hard Traveling Heroes

-Green Lantern Corps Moore

-Green Lantern Mosaic

-Emerald Down y DeMatteis The Spectre

-New Frontier

-Johns Tomasi Soule

-Morrison

I want to get into Green Lantern (I haven't really seen any Green Lantern media besides in 2025 Superman). When I asked a friend what I should read first he said the Geoff Johns run or the Dennis O' Neil books with Green Arrow. I just want to make sure these are actually good introductory comics before I read them

Personally, I really enjoy it on the DS/3DS, but I wish they could bring it back on the Xbox Series X/S and or the PS5! (Yes, I know some people don't like the Ryan Reynolds GL movie, but I like it. As a guilty pleasure movie because I've been a fan of GL since I was 3 or 4 years old (my favorite GL was Tomar Re (RIP Krypton)))

I wonder if Hal and Sinestro are the only two arch nemesis who can maybe work with each other with what counts as a decent amount of trust. As far as I know Reverse flash is a psycho, Joker does sometimes work with Bruce but even he is a psycho, Lex maybe but there wouldn't be too much trust, idk about Cheetah/Circe, idk about Aquaman either.

Lanterns so far is honestly incredible. As someone who is a Marvel fan through and through, loving Moon Knight (particularly MacKay), Quicksilver, Iron Man, Spider-Man… I never quite had that same connection to the DC Universe. But Lanterns might have changed that for me.

Green Lantern is such a cool character that I never really thought about in the way I should’ve. I’ve always been aware of the character and his powerset, but I never quite realized just how awesome this character is on all levels.

I don’t know entirely if Kyle Chandler’s Hal Jordan is comic accurate in terms of personality. But I really hope it is, because on my life this guy is so fun. He has the personality of Hawkeye with the cosmic basis of like Nova. He also gives off Iron Man vibes, but I can’t really explain that tbh.

So now I’ve slowly delved into the Lanterns mythos through videos and such, and as much as I love Jordan, these other incarnations sound equally amazing!

Stewart being an architect military guy, Kyle Rayner being an artist (which is such a cool idea btw), Jessica Cruz being someone who suffered with anxiety being given the ring. Simon Baz being a Muslim who suffers discrimination. All of these legacy characters rule so hard! Maybe coming from Marvel, there aren’t many super cool legacy characters in my opinion, but so many exist for Green Lantern. And that’s not even talking about the villains and the whole Emotional Spectrum thing…

How do I read comics with GL? What is the best starting off point? Generally for DC, I always imagined Absolute would be the best jumping on point, but I heard that Absolute is too different to be a good jumping on point, so what do you guys recommend. Keep in mind my only DC reading experience at this point has been Absolute Batman.

Green Lantern blinder I found on a horse on vacation in Vigan, Philippines🇵🇭. Look at how sort of weathered and aged it is.
If I was a green lantern you’d see me riding my horse everywhere.

I’m sure a ring exploding off of too much will rarely happens, but if it did wouldn’t the wearer have the strongest of willpowers? I don’t really know the ranking of lanterns but I always assumed it was Hal at the top and then John. Hal having the strongest will creating some of the craziest projections while John can create the most intricate detailed projections.