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

Green Lantern isn't just the name of one DC superhero but an entire intergalactic corps of ring-slinging heroes who use their willpower to overcome great fear. This includes fighting alien despots ...

The long history of DC Comics' hero Green Lantern has put him in a position to tangle with some truly strange antagonists over the years; while some readers might expect this to come as a result ...

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

In Green Lantern Corps #2, readers reunite with lethal DC villain favorites Atrocitus and Dex-Starr, who have both received very different looks and even some shaken-up powers as well, and you can ...

Thanagar was destroyed by a rage poisoned Mogo, the living planet Green Lantern, due to the machinations of former United Planets leader Thaaros. The remains of the planet, though, contain something ...

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Introduced in 1964’s Green Lantern #29 by John Broome and Gil Kane, initially Black Hand caused trouble using a device that can manipulate the energy from a Green Lantern ring. However, after ...