There’s A Wild Lanterns Theory Going Around Involving One Of The Creepiest Green Lantern Villains, And I Hope It Ends Up Being True
Introduced in 1964’s Green Lantern #29 by John Broome and Gil Kane, initially Black Hand caused trouble using a device that ...
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10 Weirdest Green Lantern Villains
From sports-themed villains like Sportsmaster and Javelin, to thieves dressed all in yellow to thwart the Green Lantern ring's powers, to an evil wizard hidden inside the Lantern ring itself ...
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15 Lanterns Who Need to Appear In the DCU Green Lantern Series
Given the recent news, fans don't know much about the series yet. Naturally, it'll follow the adventures of the famous Green ...
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DC Reveals Shaken-Up Looks and Powers for Two of Green Lantern’s Most Lethal Villains
and that’s also had a direct effect on some of the Green Lantern Corps’ biggest villains. In Green Lantern Corps #2, readers reunite with lethal DC villain favorites Atrocitus and Dex-Starr ...
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Lanterns Star Confirms The Guardians Of The Universe Will Appear, But I’m Way More Jazzed About The Green Lantern Villains That May Also Show Up
I couldn't love the writing for Green Lantern more… Like Deli Boys ... The way I describe every character, it’s all the characters you love and you know. The Lanterns, the Guardians and ...
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Guy Gardner, DC’s Most Obnoxious Green Lantern, Explained
When people think of DC Comics hero Green Lantern, they tend to think of one of two characters — Hal Jordan, or John Stewart. But there’s another Lantern from the planet Earth who debuted ...
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GREEN LANTERN Director Martin Campbell Reflects On Biggest Regrets With Failed 2011 DC Movie
As for what he'd change about Green Lantern, Campbell regrets not figuring out a way to more effectively connect villains Parallax and Hector Hammond. "After all, Parallax was really a cloud ...
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There’s A Wild Lanterns Theory Going Around Involving One Of The Creepiest Green Lantern Villains, And I Hope It Ends Up Being True
Introduced in 1964’s Green Lantern #29 by John Broome and Gil Kane, initially Black Hand caused trouble using a device that can manipulate the energy from a Green Lantern ring. However ...