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Jo Mullein. Keli Quintela is not technically a Green Lantern, but a Teen Lantern that seems to be stuck, literally, with rogue Guardian Krona’s gauntlet. So, in addition to massive Green Lantern Corps status quo changes in Green Lantern #2 (full spoilers here) we learn more about the seven (7) crux worlds… …at the heart of the multiverse or omniverse; it was a deliberate plan by the Guardians of the Galaxy to have 7 GLs from Earth. Two of those worlds have been destroyed (Krypton in Action Comics #1 [1933] and Xanshi in Cosmic Odyssey [1988]) leaving five (5) worlds with Earth at the �...

It has been confirmed that Warner Bros. will have one gay member of the new Green Lantern TV show.

Green Lantern Show on HBO Max Casts Its Guy Gardner American Horror Story‘s Finn Wittrock is set to dive into the brightest day and darkest night, as he has been tapped to play the lead role of Green Lantern Guy Gardner in HBO Max’s upcoming Green Lantern TV show. The series is coming from Greg Berlanti, who produces the Arrowverse shows, and is looking to finally, finally, finally get one of DC’s biggest heroes right on the screen after Ryan Reynolds’ Green Lantern film basically left the character untouchable for a decade. Variety reports that Gardner will be true to his comic book...

1.8k Views ICYMI : Finn Whitock, of “American Horror Story”, has been cast as Guy Gardener in HBO Max’s “Green Lantern” series. Don’t count David Ramsey’s Diggle out, apparently there’ll be multiple Lanterns in the series, which will explore the stories of different members of the Corps, along with some new additions to the ring-bearing group. Jessica Cruz, Simon Baz, and Alan Scott are said to be the other main Corps to feature. There’ll be 10 eps in the first season. Remains to be seen whether they connect the series to the upcoming bigscreen venture. Share this:

Finn Wittrock will play “a hulking mass of masculinity, and, as rendered in the comics, an embodiment of 1980s hyper-patriotism” in the decades-spanning series. Green Lantern is actually the name of several superheroes who have appeared in various DC Comics since the 1940s, with each character holding a magical ring that grants them special powers. Berlanti’s series will depict numerous Green Lanterns from DC Comics’ history, including “secretly gay FBI agent” Alan Scott, whose story begins in 1941. Producers have not yet announced who will play Scott in the upcoming series, but s...