Chosen by the emotional spectrum, Green Lanterns are intergalactic heroes wielding the most powerful weapon in the universe.

Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Harley Quinn have all been given new logos, which could mean big things for the DCU.

In Green Lantern #5, Hal Jordan faces Sinestro's cosmic rage-fest. Can he calm the storm or will he need intergalactic anger management?

Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Harley Quinn have all been given new logos, which could mean big things for the DCU.

The rogue Green Lantern Sinestro has long devoted himself to the power of Fear, but now the alien mastermind has a new power source.

In Green Lantern #3, Hal is going ring-wild while Sinestro inks a dangerous deal. On another note, we've got more of John Stewart's homely adventures.

To most in DC, Willpower is the strongest force in the universe and fuels the power of the Green Lanterns. What was originally thought to be the antithesis of was antimatter, what fueled the yellow ...

Deadline is reporting that Ulrich Thomsen (Counterpart, The Blacklist) has been cast as the iconic villain Sinestro in DC’s Green Lantern television series Lanterns, joining an already stacked cast.

Sinestro was last seen in 2023's Green Lantern #5. It was here he tapped a new power source, after Hal Jordan thwarted his plan.

With the Knight Terrors arc having come to a close, the heroes and villains of the DC universe are trying to pick up the pieces of their lives. For Green Lantern Hal Jordan, that means ...

Since 1940, Green Lantern has been a pillar of DC Comics storytelling. We present the most iconic comic book runs of the emerald warrior.

I’m also wondering now more than ever just how the Sinestro Corps is connected to the murder that the starring Green Lanterns are investigating in the American heartland?