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Another left-wing idea of more recent vintage that the right has warmed up to is the Green Lantern Theory of the Presidency.

Introduced in 1964’s Green Lantern #29 by John Broome and Gil Kane, initially Black Hand caused trouble using a device that ...

Guy Gardner came to prominence in the 1980s, but his first appearance in DC Comics is in the pages of 1968's Green Lantern ...

All the colors in the Green Lantern's Emotional Spectrum have their strengths, but recent revelations show why Green is the ...

DC Comics may be emulating a cartoon romance from the DCAU, but this could backfire, especially given how it affects one ...

Based on DC's "Green Lantern" comics, "Lanterns" follow a pair of intergalactic cops - the young John Stewart and the more ...

Lanterns has added another impressive name to its cast, with P-Valley star J. Alphonse Nicholson tapped to take on the role ...

Another left-wing idea of more recent vintage that the right has warmed up to is the Green Lantern Theory of the Presidency. In 2014, Barack Obama was mired in Year 4 of being stymied by a ...

But one element that has some fans up in arms is the film's Green Lantern, Nathan Fillion’s Guy Gardner. Quite simply: His bowl cut is funny, and it makes him look like a dweeb. He appears to be ...

In Green Lantern Corps #2, John Stewart and his team return to a devastated Thanagar with Hawkwoman, while Sinestro makes an ...

What Did They Do To Hal Jordon In Absolute Green Lantern #1 by Al Ewing and Jahnoy Lindsay from DC Comics? (Spoilers) ...