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The series will also introduce Sinestro (Ulrich Thomsen), a former Green Lantern who was expelled from the Corps for abusing his power. Now, he wields a yellow ring of power fueled by fear. DC Studios ...

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In the comics, the villain after losing his Green Lantern ring, Sinestro wears the Yellow Lantern ring, which is powered by fear, as opposed to the Green Lanterns' power of will. He also goes on to ...

More likely though, and what I certainly hope is happening, is that we’re getting the Sinestro Corps. After decades of harnessing the yellow energy of fear on his own in the comics, Sinestro ...

there’s been no word on the rest of the yellow lanterns in his Sinestro Corps making an appearance. While the show’s cast could have been expected to reflect that by now, the bulk of Sinestro ...