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Multiple Green Lantern projects are in the works, so let's go through them.

American Horror Story star joins upcoming Green Lantern HBO Max series American Horror Story regular Finn Wittrock has been tapped to star in the upcoming HBO Max series, Green Lantern. According to a report from Variety, the 36-year-old actor will be playing one of the Green Lanterns, Guy Gardener. Wittrock’s character is described as a “hulking mass of masculinity, and, as rendered in the comics, an embodiment of 1980’s hyper-patriotism.” The AHS fan-favourite is the first actor to be cast in the series. Soon after the news was announced, Wittrock took to Instagram and expressed his...

CinemaBlend Green Lantern has been a significant figure in the DC universe as of late, even though no one has played the character in any significant way for live action in many years. The Lantern Corps has made news because Zack Snyder wanted to showcase a Lantern in his Snyder Cut of Justice League, available now on HBO Max. But WarnerMedia asked Snyder not to, because they had plans for Green Lantern. And now, with the casting of Finn Wittrock as Guy Gardner, those plans are starting to see the light of day. The Green Lantern’s light of the day, you might say.

Now, it's been six years since "Green Lantern" derailed DC's schedule for building a connected movie universe. Although DC has superheroes every bit as recognized as Marvel's most iconic crime-fighters, "Green Lantern" (with Ryan Reynolds donning the title costume) was such a bomb that it sparked doubts that DC would ever be able to match Marvel's cinematic universe. So how can "Green Lantern Corps" become everything that "Green Lantern" wasn't? First, it comes down to personnel. Geoff Johns's new role as president of DC Entertainment is a start. Johns was involved with the production of "G...