New Look at Hal Jordan’s Green Lantern Suit! 💚
A new look at Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan in his Green Lantern suit from HBO’s Lanterns has been revealed. 👀🔥
New Look at Hal Jordan’s Green Lantern Suit! 💚
A new look at Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan in his Green Lantern suit from HBO’s Lanterns has been revealed. 👀🔥
Green Lantern Gets a Second Look! 💚
HBO’s Lanterns has sparked renewed interest in Ryan Reynolds’ 2011 Green Lantern, which has entered HBO Max’s Top 10. While Lanterns takes a more grounded approach, the original movie deserves credit for embracing the colorful cosmic world of the Green Lantern Corps. 👀
Nathan Fillion's Guy Gardner is set to return in HBO's upcoming Lanterns series after making his debut in Superman. Fillion has now also been confirmed for another DC project: Mister Miracle.
His growing presence across the DC Universe is making Guy Gardner one of the more interesting recurring characters to watch as James Gunn's new DC era continues to take shape.
The shocking ending of Lanterns Episode 1 has fans worried.
Damon Lindelof and Tom King have teased the shocking twist ending of Lanterns Episode 1 and their warning is brutal: “The fans are going to hate us.” If the creators are already preparing viewers for backlash, that ending must be something massive.
HBO’s Lanterns premiered on August 16 with its first episode, “Pilot,” and has already debuted with an impressive 89% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
The series is also setting new records for James Gunn’s DCU, giving fans plenty of reasons to be excited about the future of the franchise.
Superhero premieres ranked by reported viewership! 🦸♂️📊
1️⃣ Loki — 10.9M
2️⃣ Lanterns — 9.3M
3️⃣ Agatha All Along — 9.3M
4️⃣ Falcon and the Winter Soldier — ~8M
5️⃣ Daredevil: Born Again — 7.5M
6️⃣ WandaVision — ~6.5M
7️⃣ What If…? — 281K
Lanterns is already off to a massive start, tying Agatha All Along and trailing only Loki among this lineup. 💚🔥
Lanterns is officially DC Studios’ biggest HBO Max debut! 💚🔥
The DCU series pulled in 9.3 million global views in its first three days across HBO and HBO Max, making it the biggest series premiere for a DC Studios show to date.
It also ranks among HBO Max’s top five series premieres ever.
Lanterns is off to a seriously strong start. 👀
Lanterns Is Flipping the Detective Show Formula. 💚🔎
Damon Lindelof says making Hal Jordan and John Stewart oppose each other was a deliberate subversion of typical detective-show tropes.
Instead of an experienced veteran and a new recruit immediately working together, their conflict comes naturally from their opposing stages of life and careers.
“The conflict naturally derives from that.”
Do you like Hal and John being rivals instead of partners? 👀
Lanterns upload their consciousness every week. Hal's last Halogram was 2006.
In 2016 that's already ten years of silence, and by the time his body turns up in 2026, it's twenty.
Two decades of nothing from a man whose whole legacy was transparency. Did he learn something too dangerous to archive? Was he protecting someone? Or did Hal already believe he knew how his story would end, just like Abin Sur did?
What do you think happened in that gap?
Who Is Holding Hal’s Ring Right Now? 💍🟢
John's hand is bare. Hal's ring vanished from the crime scene. And Tom King has confirmed Guy Gardner is holding Hal's ring. But here's the question nobody can answer: how did Guy get it? Did the ring choose him after Hal fell? Did he take it from the body? Or is Guy connected to whatever happened that night in 2026? A ring doesn't just walk away from a murder scene. How do you think it ended up in Guy's hands?
Is Macon Secretly a Manhunter? 👀🟢
Macon looks like Hal’s biggest ally in Rushville, but every “helpful” move seems designed to push Hal out of town and keep the investigation contained. What if his friendly cowboy persona is actually a perfect human disguise? He doesn’t need to stop Hal—he just needs him to leave before he discovers what Rushville is hiding. Is Macon the Manhunters’ ultimate human proxy?
Some fans believe William Macon isn't just curious about Waylon's identity. The theory says he's guarding something on that ranch, something he needs aliens kept far away from, and that his interest in Hal was never innocent. If that's true, Hal's death in 2026 might trace straight back to whatever Macon and Waylon were tangled up in. Is Macon a scared old man protecting his land, or the key to the whole murder? Where do you land?
Is Rushville Already Full of Manhunters? 👀🟢
Rushville’s strangely empty hospital could be hiding a terrifying clue. If Manhunters don’t bleed, get sick, or need doctors, the untouched equipment suddenly makes sense. Could the entire town already be synthetic—with Hal and John among the only real humans left? The biggest threat might be hiding in plain sight. 👀
Sheriff Kerry Kane’s Gotham Connection! 🦇💥
As fans suspected, Lanterns’ Sheriff Kerry Kane is from Gotham City. The Kane family is one of Gotham’s founding families, with connections to both Kate Kane/Batwoman and Martha Wayne, Bruce Wayne’s mother. Could Kerry’s history bring more Gotham connections into the DCU? 👀
Sheriff Kerry Has a Gotham Connection?! 👀🦇
Confirmed: Sheriff Kerry is originally from Gotham City! In Episode 1, she also tells someone, “Send a kiss to Bárbara for me,” sparking speculation about a possible connection to Barbara Gordon. Could this be a subtle link between Lanterns and Gotham? 👀
Hal Jordan’s Death May Not Be What It Seems 👀🟢
If the alien doesn’t revert to its original form after death, a wild theory emerges: Hal Jordan may not have died at all. Could the “Hal” we saw actually have been an alien in disguise? If true, the entire mystery changes. Is Hal alive or was he never really Hal?
Did Sheriff Kerry Plant the Sinestro Idea in Hal’s Mind? 👀💚
What if Hal never actually said “Sinestro” while unconscious? Kerry could have suggested the name first, planting the idea in Hal’s subconscious and nudging him toward Sinestro once the Manhunter threat emerged. It would explain why she seemed so quick to bring up his past. Was Kerry guiding Hal all along—or just following a clue? 👀
First Look at Laura Linney in Lanterns! 💚🟢
Laura Linney appears as a Guardian of Oa in Episode 3 of Lanterns—and the reveal also gives us a glimpse of young John Stewart. Could this flashback reveal something important about John’s connection to the Green Lantern Corps? 👀
There are theories around the internet that either Noah or his dad, Billy, may have killed Hal Jordan, likely blaming him for Zoe’s death and destroying the Macon empire. If it turns out to be true, then it will explain why there’s no sign of struggle on Hal’s body, as revealed in the Episode 6 trailer.
The person who shot Hal in the head is likely someone he knew, and in Rushville, he didn’t know anyone other than Billy, Kerry and Noah.