Origins Of 10 Different Lantern Corps And Their Oaths. 9. ... Sinestro Corps are powered by the Yellow Light which represents fear, hence they are also known as the Yellow Lantern Corps.

He later gains access to the Yellow Lantern power of Fear and leads what comes to be known as the Sinestro Corps, frequently getting into battles with the Greens and other Lanterns of the ...

Earth’s first Green Lantern, Alan Scott, wasn’t directly connected to the Guardians of the Universe or the Corps. He got his powers from the mystical Starheart within which the Guardians had ...

"Everwood" creator Greg Berlanti has signed a deal to co-write and direct a live-action adaptation of DC Comics' superhero "Green Lantern" for Warner Bros.

I'm so glad we'll see him. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Introduced in 1961’s Green Lantern #7, Sinestro was once a ...

DC has officially replaced Green Lantern’s iconic oath with something way darker. In recent issues of Green Lantern, the United Planets have engineered a bloodless coup of the Corps, usurping ...

In Green Lantern Corps #2, John Stewart and his team return to a devastated Thanagar with Hawkwoman, while Sinestro makes an unexpected color change. Check out the preview!

This is the oath of the Green Lantern Corps: “In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight!” It’s a lot better than “We are terrible at our job of being space cops ...

Green Lantern: Beware My Power will mark the second time the Sinestro Corps have appeared in an animated movie, as the group previously showed up in 2011’s Green Lantern: Emerald Knights.During ...

The founder of the Yellow Lantern Corps has his own series. Green Lantern fans have long-awaited a Sinestro Corps book, and now Sinestro #1 has hit the shelf by Cullen Bunn and Dale Eaglesham.

Wait, Green Lantern is Jewish too? The answer, surprisingly, is yes. Sort of. That most superheroes were created by Jews is nothing new. During the Depression, young Jewish New Yorkers, mostly ...

"Everwood" creator Greg Berlanti has signed a deal to co-write and direct a live-action adaptation of DC Comics' superhero "Green Lantern" for Warner Bros. Berlanti’s not yellow: he’ll do ...