INTERVIEW: Jerks can still have fun, just as the actor does with his long-awaited role as the bowl-cut-sporting Green Lantern Guy Gardner.

The upcoming 2025 Superman movie reboot might be based around the Man of Steel, but he's far from the only DC character in ...

The original Green Lantern, Alan Scott, was introduced during the Golden Age by Martin Nodell and Bill Finger as a businessman with a magic power ring that created energy constructs, but it was ...

The Green Lantern franchise underwent perhaps the greatest shift in concept of any superhero comic from the Golden Age to the Silver Age. The first ring-bearer, Alan Scott, was inspired by the ...

The original Green Lantern, Alan Scott, a more magic-based superhero, was created in 1940 by Martin Nodell and Bill Finger during the Golden Age of comics. In 1959, Silver Age legends John Broome ...

Green Lantern Corps #1 brings in all of the various elements and changes over the course of the past two years and weaves them into a new status quo that feels fresh and full of potential while ...

While the character originally debuted in the Golden Age, the version most fans today recognize has its origins in the Silver Age. Green Lantern is traditionally Hal Jordan, a fearless test pilot ...

In 1959’s Showcase Comics #22, DC Comics editor Julius Schwartz introduced the Silver Age Green Lantern, with a story written by John Broome and penciled by Gil Kane.

Golden Age Green Lantern's power now tied to willpower and the Starheart's arrival on Earth. New narrative twists also adjust Geoff Johns’ Doomsday Clock, adding fresh Golden Age elements.

In a roundabout way, this new origin story for Alan’s lantern pays tribute to a portion of Golden Age history. An old asylum patient named “Old Billings” very briefly appears in All American ...

The Golden Age of Comic Books, from 1938 to 1956, marked a transformative era in American pop culture. During this period, we have witnessed the birth of modern comic books and the rise of iconic ...