Green Lantern hasn't been as present in live-action movies and TV shows as other DC superheroes, but there are enough ...

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.

That might sound like hyperbole, but those who dive into Green Lantern Corps #1 will find all the ingredients for a new golden age are accounted for.

It’s been a rough go for fans of Green Lantern, but the popular DC superhero may finally be getting the respect he deserves. While the character originally debuted in the Golden Age, the version ...

Features Green Lantern TV Show Needs to Redeem the Terrible Ryan Reynolds Movie With Lanterns, James Gunn takes on the challenge of adapting Green Lantern for the masses. Is all the trouble worth it?

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.

One of the latest additions to that initiative is Alan Scott / Green Lantern, whose history has changed radically since he was first introduced in the Golden Age of Comics.

Yes, between 1939 and 1941, popular superheroes like Wonder Woman, the Flash, Green Lantern, and more were introduced by Detective Comics and All-American Publications, contributing to the Golden ...

Alan Scott, the Golden Age Green Lantern, made his comic debut back in 1941. But thanks to the modern story development of Alan Scott coming out as gay, he remains surprisingly relevant to the DC ...