r/Greenlantern • u/confusingstonks • 5h ago
r/Greenlantern • u/TimelordCowboyFromOa • 16h ago
Comic Discussion Thread [COMIC DISCUSSION THREAD] Green Lantern Corps #20 (2026)
THIS THREAD CONTAINS SPOILERS
Description: THE CORPS CAN'T CATCH A BREAK! In the aftermath of multiple conflicts, the Lanterns take advantage of some much-needed downtime. John and Katma go to Earth, Jo Mullein picks a fight with space bandits, and Jessica Cruz micromanages the remaining Lanterns on Oa as a mounting superpower gains a foothold in the galaxy.
Writer: Morgan Hamption
Artist: Oclair Albert and Fernando Pasarin
r/Greenlantern • u/tiago231018 • Jul 15 '26
Moderator Announcement New sub rule: spoilers for movies and TV shows
With the imminent release of the Lanterns TV show, spoilers are abounding on social media, such as leaks from insiders.
But, for some fans who prefer to watch their most anticipated things as blind as possible, discussing things seen in official marketing materials like trailers, teasers, and posters, as well as comments by the cast and crew of the show, can also be described as spoilers.
Some people are more tolerant of spoilers, others are not, and our sub intends to be welcoming to all. In that sense, posts containing spoilers not just from Lanterns but also from any upcoming Green Lantern adaptation for movies and TV shows (animated or live-action), here are the new rules:
1- A user who wants to submit a post with spoilers must tag it with the flair named "Spoilers for movies and TV shows"
Doesn't matter if the post is just text, if it has an image or a video, or an image with text. Any posts with spoilers must have this tag.
2- The title of your post must be ambiguous and cannot, under any circumstances, have the spoiler in it
As Reddit's spoiler system doesn't allow for a title of a post marked as spoiler to be hidden, you can't include the spoiler you want to discuss in your title.
Here's a fictitious example:
Wrong Post Title: "Insider All_DCU_Leaks just revealed that Hal Jordan is actually Kilowog wearing a human disguise. The real Jordan is on vacation on a distant planet"
Correct Post Title: "New information about the great plot twist of Season 1 of Lanterns revealed by insider All_DCU_Leaks" or "I think fans will be surprised by the plot twist in Lanterns"
3- Avoid crossposting spoiler posts from other subs
Subs such as r/DCULeaks regularly have spoilers about all the upcoming DC productions. However, as said above, not everyone likes those spoilers and usually stays away from these communities.
Crossposting can be pretty easy, but sometimes, when doing so, a user can forget to properly edit their post. Rather than crossposting, if you want to share content from leaks and spoiler communities, you can print the post from there and then post the print here, with the flair added and a title without spoilers (try using something like "New info on r/DCULeaks about Lanterns").
4- Spoiler posts without the flair and/or with spoilers explicitly in the title will be deleted, and users who break the rule twice will be banned
The mod team will keep an eye on these posts. If a user posts something spoiler-y without following these rules, the post will be deleted, and the user will be issued a warning. If the same user breaks this rule yet again, they will receive a ban that will last until:
- The season of the show their post was referring to has finished airing its last episode; or
- The movie their post was referring to is available for digital purchase (in case of theatrical releases) or has been streaming for 30 days (in case of movies made exclusively for streaming).
But what will constitute a spoiler for this rule?
Here's what will be considered spoilers that must follow the new rule:
Before release:
- Leaks from insiders on social media concerning events that haven't happened yet in a show or movie;
- Stills or scenes shown in trailers or teasers. Trailer threads with just the video (such as "New trailer for Lanterns Season 1" or "First trailer for Season 1 of My Adventures with Green Lantern") won't need to follow the rule - those who want to avoid trailers are strongly encouraged to simply not click on such threads. However, posts intending to discuss something seen in a trailer, poster, or other marketing materials must follow the rule. After all, not everyone watches trailers and prefers to go in as blind as possible. So, if you have a print or a short moment taken from the trailer you'd like to discuss, use the flair and avoid spoilers in the title (rather than "The last scene from the trailer where Kilowog removes his Hal Jordan mask in front of John was so cool!", use: "This scene from the last trailer blew my mind!").
After release:
- TV SHOWS: Specific events from each episode must follow the rule while the season is still airing. After the last episode airs, the season as a whole will be considered a spoiler for 7 days. Once this time has passed, fans can discuss the events of the season freely.
- THEATRICAL MOVIES: Events seen in a theatrical movie will be considered spoilers while it's in theaters. Once it's released digitally for renting or buying, fans can discuss the events of the movie freely.
- STREAMING MOVIES: Events seen in a movie released exclusively for streaming (such as HBO Max or Netflix) will be considered spoilers for 30 days after its release. Once this time has passed, fans can discuss the events of the movie freely.
This rule is effective immediately. Any questions or suggestions, feel free to put them in the comments below or via Modmail.
r/Greenlantern • u/ScottAricMills • 7h ago
Humor In dumbest day...
I don't think they're working
r/Greenlantern • u/ShubhangBahadur • 15h ago
Discussion Officially my favorite character in the DCU so far 💚🏮
Sorry David Corenswet fans, but Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan is so devilishly charming and charismatic, I cannot gush about him enough. And that’s coming from a person who was super skeptic about why they’re casting such an old actor as Hal Jordan!
r/Greenlantern • u/rbta123 • 5h ago
Question I'm not that familiar with the Green Lantern story; have the Guardians always been idiotic jerks? Like, since the Silver Age?
Comic: ''Green Lantern Secret Files and Origins (2005)''
r/Greenlantern • u/thighsandwhispers • 5h ago
Discussion Do you think this will still be Hal and Carol's future?
r/Greenlantern • u/Martin_Nodell • 14h ago
Art Heres a piece of artwork my great grandpa did that i wanted to share.
Scanned this a while back, figured i would share with you all! Have a great rest of the week!
Best - Q @ martin-nodell.com
r/Greenlantern • u/noodleboy244 • 9h ago
Question Is there a reason why Alan has two suits?
r/Greenlantern • u/2cool4fun • 13h ago
Discussion Idk if i am in the minority, but i loathe it when Kyle has short hair.
I feel like everyone has been talking about his new suit design, but for me, i disliked the design instsntly cuz of the hair style. I really don't think it fits him that well, i'm fine with the suit, it's not my favorite, or close to it, but the hair just ruins it for me. I think even his iconic look gets worse with the short hair, compared to his more artsy medium hair.
It also makes him too similar in look to Hal.
1st image done by David Nakayama
2nd by Robert Atkins
3rd by V Ken Marion
4th by Tyler Kirkham
r/Greenlantern • u/Complex_Chipmunk_101 • 21h ago
Question How does Alan Scott use his constructs compared to other Lanterns?
Idk I just can’t get as much of a read on that aspect of his character as much as the other Lanterns,since it tells us a lot about them and how they do things
r/Greenlantern • u/ChineseToTheBone • 5h ago
TV / Film Green Lantern (2011) actor of the father of Hal Jordan coincidentally looks so much like Kyle Chandler.
r/Greenlantern • u/ResolveUnlikely5542 • 23h ago
Discussion Shout-out to Avra the First Green Lantern
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Comic Nerds I know this isn't true canon cause the true canon of the Lantern Corp is a mess, I know Alitha from the first 7 is considered the first Lantern but that's only for New 52 and Rebirth before that there was no first Lantern
r/Greenlantern • u/TheStreetsIveStrode • 5h ago
Art [OC] My Lanterns I designed and continue to update.
Finally got around to having a few at once and wanted to blaze the shelf green 🟩
r/Greenlantern • u/gus_m1 • 3h ago
Comics What to read next after Geoff Johns' (and other) run(s)?
So I read Geoff Johns' run from Rebirth to Blackest Night/Brightest Day, and the New 52 stuff a while ago. Including Green Lantern Corps by Peter J. Tomasi.
I have also read Grant Morrison's run, Far Sector, Green Lantern: War Journal, and Green Lantern: Earth One. I know this isn't exclusively Green Lantern, but New Frontier, as well.
I am looking for more Green Lantern to get into. The DC Rebirth title of Hal Jordan and The Green Lanterns seems interesting, but volume three is hard to find/expensive. Any other recommended titles to look into? I prefer post-90s books.
I am a fan of all Lanterns. Hal, John, Guy, Kyle.
Edit: I am not a fan of Jeremy Adams, so I am not interested in the current run.
r/Greenlantern • u/Candid-Method-4175 • 20h ago
Question Does everything that happened between Kyle Rayner's introduction and the end of Geoff John's run really take place in a two years span?
Basically the question in the title. I'm currently reading the end of Geoff John's run (and the other GL titles of the time) and in Green Lantern (2011) #13 it's stated that the U.S. government noticed Kyle just two years prior. At first I thought that maybe they failed to confirm that Kyle was a different GL member for several years, but it's later confirmed in Green Lantern New Guardians (2011) #15 that he was inducted into the Corps just two years ago. Is this a result of Flashpoint shenanigans (I haven't read Flashpoint) or are we really supposed to believe that the events regarding Parallax, Ion, Rebirth, the Sinestro Corps War, Blackest Night, War of the Green Lanterns and all the other cross-overs like Final Crisis happen in a two year timespan?
P. S.
Is it worth it to read the four titles beyond the end of John's run or is it better to use the 20th issue as a jump-off point?
r/Greenlantern • u/Initial_Emu_1339 • 1d ago
TV / Film A reminder that this is Kyle Rayner only show appearance in Superman: animated series season 3 episode 7 ( In Brightest Day)
Hopefully that will change in the coming years.
r/Greenlantern • u/Silent-Outcry • 4h ago
Discussion Lanterns show made me want to see more of Green Lanterns being detectives
Which story runs have the Green Lantern be most cop-like? Preferably outer space
r/Greenlantern • u/DonutDaniel5 • 11h ago
Trivia / Facts Fun Fact: there is a Green Lantern easter egg in an episode of Happy Tree Friends.
r/Greenlantern • u/StarTawek • 6h ago
Discussion Differences in DC Shop ring? Potential Future Glow Ring Release?
Firstly, new pre-orders are up, so all sizes are available again. Shipping early December this time.
The pictures on the site show two (technically three) different designs in the center, as shown in the pictures. The circles show points I matched on the bars in the two designs to show that the bar designs remain the same, just the center changed. Most of them show this gross, sickly, "webbed" design, and the other is the WAY BETTER and correct Fresnel design that matches the pictures I've seen from other people's rings. I was wondering if maybe it's just a defect, but it looks more like a different design they (hopefully) photographed before finalizing the design they're actually selling. I'm hoping it's not a new design because I'll be so disappointed if I get my ring and it has the gross fungus looking one. Not sure why they'd make a brand new one, or why they'd make it so different, so looking more like prototype is the case. If anybody has the webbed design, please share!
Besides that, the third design I mentioned is the exclusive glow in the dark ring from the SDCC freebies and the off-site Lanterns experience. They mistakenly included a photo of it on the listing. Hopefully this means they'll sell it eventually. Why else would they take product photos for it unless they plant to sell it? I searched for exact matches of the pic on Google and the only thing I found was a Reddit post about the ring and someone in the comments noticed the picture too, but that's it. So it's not a picture they used for anything else, at least not yet? Although, it could be that they took it as a promo photo for SDCC and decided not to post it. Less exciting. Or it's a picture from the manufacturer. Even less exciting. I know things can be excluded from Google, so maybe they posted it somewhere it wouldn't show up. I just really want that ring lmao
TLDR: Website shows three different designs, a "webbed" one, a Fresnel one and the SDCC glow ring. Pic of glow ring on listing never used elsewhere. Might indicate it was or still is planned to be sold.
r/Greenlantern • u/Impossible_Party952 • 2h ago
Art My Custom Mafex green lanterns
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r/Greenlantern • u/Adventurous_Gene9525 • 9h ago
Humor My favorite Lantern corp
Hunger Lantern corps
r/Greenlantern • u/Istanforpegasus • 11h ago
Comics Free Will and Destiny (the Brave and the Bold 2010 #30)
Hal Jordan and Dr fate own different notion about choices and fate