The Green Lanterns will shine brightly in the DC Universe franchise, so here are some of them worth knowing about. While ...

A lesser-known yet surprisingly mundane weakness for Green Lantern rings has a simple fix ... who has a lead role in both 2001’s Justice League and its 2004 sequel series Justice League Unlimited.

Now, before this emerald space cop flies high in the DCU, Green Lantern’s getting a new Funko Pop. The new Pop sees the most recognizable version of the character, Hal Jordan , in his classic ...

One of Aaron Pierre's earliest exposures to John Stewart was Justice League Unlimited, and I'm more hopeful about him playing the Green Lantern in Lanterns.

The Green Lantern Corps #2 preview hints the DCAU romance between John Stewart and Hawkwoman has been retconned into the DC All-In timeline.

Green Lantern Corps #2 comes from the creative team of Morgan Hampton, Jeremy Adams, Fernando Pasarin, Oclair Albert, Arif Prianto, and Dave Sharpe. It begins with John Stewart leading a squad of ...

Rebel Ridge star Aaron Pierre reveals whether he's watched 2011's Green Lantern movie to prepare for his Lanterns role and shares his prior knowledge of John Stewart thanks to Justice League ...

Green Lantern HBO series finds its John Stewart: Aaron Pierre joins Kyle Chandler's Hal Jordan. The "Rebel Ridge" and "Mufasa" star will co-lead "Lanterns," the new DC drama.

However, he’s already thoroughly schooled in another depiction of the Green Lantern world. “Justice League Unlimited might have been one of my first introductions to John Stewart,” he explained.

James Gunn has debunked another DC rumor over Twitter. This time, it pertains to the HBO Max Green Lantern show that has been in development for quite some time. Replying to a Comic Book Resources ...

Green Lantern actor Aaron Pierre reportedly plans to watch a past DC movie to prepare for their new role. However, most fans probably wouldn't recommend this particular DC film, including its main ...

Greg Berlanti's Green Lantern HBO Max series is officially dead, as James Gunn and Peter Safran unveiled plans for a True Detective-style mystery show called Lanterns.