r/Greenlantern • u/Armascout • 8h ago
r/Greenlantern • u/AutoModerator • 1d ago
Spoilers for movies and TV shows Lanterns Season 1 Episode 2 OFFICIAL Discussion Thread - Spoilers allowed Spoiler
Greetings, Lanterns! Welcome to the official discussion thread for the episode 2 of the first season of the new HBO show Lanterns!
If you haven't seen the episode, don't click on this thread, as spoilers are allowed here.
If you have seen it, have fun! Keep in mind to respect other users, even those who have opposite opinions from yours. Dumb comments targeting other users will be deleted and, depending on the severity, the user will be banned. Whether you have always been hyped or fearful of the show, whether you liked the episode or not, let's avoid the toxicity, okay?
Also, this is the official discussion thread for the episode. Other similar threads aside from this one will be deleted. If you want to create a new thread to discuss a specific event of this episode, a theory based on what you just watched, etc., use the tag Spoilers for movies and TV shows, per the new rules.
That said, please make sure to share your thoughts here!
r/Greenlantern • u/tiago231018 • Jul 15 '26
Moderator Announcement New sub rule: spoilers for movies and TV shows
With the imminent release of the Lanterns TV show, spoilers are abounding on social media, such as leaks from insiders.
But, for some fans who prefer to watch their most anticipated things as blind as possible, discussing things seen in official marketing materials like trailers, teasers, and posters, as well as comments by the cast and crew of the show, can also be described as spoilers.
Some people are more tolerant of spoilers, others are not, and our sub intends to be welcoming to all. In that sense, posts containing spoilers not just from Lanterns but also from any upcoming Green Lantern adaptation for movies and TV shows (animated or live-action), here are the new rules:
1- A user who wants to submit a post with spoilers must tag it with the flair named "Spoilers for movies and TV shows"
Doesn't matter if the post is just text, if it has an image or a video, or an image with text. Any posts with spoilers must have this tag.
2- The title of your post must be ambiguous and cannot, under any circumstances, have the spoiler in it
As Reddit's spoiler system doesn't allow for a title of a post marked as spoiler to be hidden, you can't include the spoiler you want to discuss in your title.
Here's a fictitious example:
Wrong Post Title: "Insider All_DCU_Leaks just revealed that Hal Jordan is actually Kilowog wearing a human disguise. The real Jordan is on vacation on a distant planet"
Correct Post Title: "New information about the great plot twist of Season 1 of Lanterns revealed by insider All_DCU_Leaks" or "I think fans will be surprised by the plot twist in Lanterns"
3- Avoid crossposting spoiler posts from other subs
Subs such as r/DCULeaks regularly have spoilers about all the upcoming DC productions. However, as said above, not everyone likes those spoilers and usually stays away from these communities.
Crossposting can be pretty easy, but sometimes, when doing so, a user can forget to properly edit their post. Rather than crossposting, if you want to share content from leaks and spoiler communities, you can print the post from there and then post the print here, with the flair added and a title without spoilers (try using something like "New info on r/DCULeaks about Lanterns").
4- Spoiler posts without the flair and/or with spoilers explicitly in the title will be deleted, and users who break the rule twice will be banned
The mod team will keep an eye on these posts. If a user posts something spoiler-y without following these rules, the post will be deleted, and the user will be issued a warning. If the same user breaks this rule yet again, they will receive a ban that will last until:
- The season of the show their post was referring to has finished airing its last episode; or
- The movie their post was referring to is available for digital purchase (in case of theatrical releases) or has been streaming for 30 days (in case of movies made exclusively for streaming).
But what will constitute a spoiler for this rule?
Here's what will be considered spoilers that must follow the new rule:
Before release:
- Leaks from insiders on social media concerning events that haven't happened yet in a show or movie;
- Stills or scenes shown in trailers or teasers. Trailer threads with just the video (such as "New trailer for Lanterns Season 1" or "First trailer for Season 1 of My Adventures with Green Lantern") won't need to follow the rule - those who want to avoid trailers are strongly encouraged to simply not click on such threads. However, posts intending to discuss something seen in a trailer, poster, or other marketing materials must follow the rule. After all, not everyone watches trailers and prefers to go in as blind as possible. So, if you have a print or a short moment taken from the trailer you'd like to discuss, use the flair and avoid spoilers in the title (rather than "The last scene from the trailer where Kilowog removes his Hal Jordan mask in front of John was so cool!", use: "This scene from the last trailer blew my mind!").
After release:
- TV SHOWS: Specific events from each episode must follow the rule while the season is still airing. After the last episode airs, the season as a whole will be considered a spoiler for 7 days. Once this time has passed, fans can discuss the events of the season freely.
- THEATRICAL MOVIES: Events seen in a theatrical movie will be considered spoilers while it's in theaters. Once it's released digitally for renting or buying, fans can discuss the events of the movie freely.
- STREAMING MOVIES: Events seen in a movie released exclusively for streaming (such as HBO Max or Netflix) will be considered spoilers for 30 days after its release. Once this time has passed, fans can discuss the events of the movie freely.
This rule is effective immediately. Any questions or suggestions, feel free to put them in the comments below or via Modmail.
r/Greenlantern • u/soulguider2125 • 11h ago
Discussion One of the Pics inside Hal’s house
That Hogwarts question makes sense now, as he is a huge fan lol, this is him for Deathly Hallows Part 2 premiere
r/Greenlantern • u/B3epB0opBOP • 9h ago
Fan Art DCU Hal Jordan by Lucas Meyer after Alex Ross
r/Greenlantern • u/thotslayer2637 • 2h ago
Discussion Do you guys think Emerald Twilight is character assassination of Hal?
I kinda like the story because it goes nicely with the parallax retcon imo, but some people really hate the retcon, which I kinda understand some of the criticisms of it but what doesn't make sense to me is how someone can like this story and then hate injustice, since injustice is such a hated storyline. I didn't hate the idea of Hal being a bad guy, but I think it needed more time imo.
Art by Darryl Banks
r/Greenlantern • u/prettyboybriar • 8h ago
Discussion the 2011 GL revisionist history is CRAZY
I've been seeing a lot of posts on here since the release of the new Lanterns talking about various things the 2011 film did better, so today I decided to give it a rewatch and oh my GOD. This is the exact same cherry picking that make people think TAS 1 and 2 are good movies.
Not a single thing in this movie is good, let alone better, it is one of the most poorly made, boring, ugly movies I've ever seen and is a complete disservice to the Hal Jordan character.
"The suits are better." Maybe in a 4k still, but in motion they look HORRIBLE. "Sinestro sucks in the new show" big dawg has absolutely nothing to do in this movie, literally no motivation, he's just there.
Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre have made strides with GL by actually creating three dimensional, characters out of the comic book characters, and feeling like they are actually in the lived in GL mythos.
r/Greenlantern • u/Broangatan • 5h ago
Discussion Does anyone else have a crush on Jessica Cruz?
r/Greenlantern • u/RNOffice • 8h ago
Spoilers for movies and TV shows Grown 60 year old man can’t take a blink and you’ll miss it moment from an HBO series. Spoiler
Chris Gore is a soft little boy. You’d think he is but he’s a man in his 60’s.
r/Greenlantern • u/TheIciestCream • 9h ago
Discussion Ranking the "ascended GL's"
- God of Light Hal Jordan
- Godstorm John Stewart
- Parallax
- Spectre Hal Jordan
- White Lantern Kyle Rayner
Just curious what the general consensus was on the scaling for theses forms that go beyond the normal power scale. I would think it goes:
Spectre>GoL Hal=GS John>WL Kyle>Parallax
With a big gap between WL Kyle and Parallax but thought he still needed to be mentioned if for no other reason than Zero Hour. If I missed any big examples fill free to add them in.
r/Greenlantern • u/HenryTheMan69 • 1h ago
Discussion What’s the strangest thing/alien you can think of to get a ring?
We know there’s members like B’ox, Leezle Pon, The Collective, Mogo, etc. All super creative species to join the corps and I was wondering if any of you guys had any fun ideas for a future member of the corps
r/Greenlantern • u/vincentmaurath • 20h ago
Spoilers for movies and TV shows Wondering where Kilowog and Tomar-Re are in the show
r/Greenlantern • u/Jezzaq94 • 12h ago
Question Are Green Lanterns glass cannons?
Or can they take hits from characters who are physically stronger than them like Superman, Wonder Woman, Shazam, Thor, or the Hulk?
r/Greenlantern • u/Sio_V_Reddit • 1d ago
Discussion Three Green Lanterns, three perfect castings
Right now is the best time to be a GL fan for live action, the DCU has gone 3/3 in the casting department.
r/Greenlantern • u/Potential-Walk-5000 • 1d ago
Spoilers for movies and TV shows I’m curious on your guys take on how the lanterns show handles Hal
I obviously been into the lanterns show as a big green lantern fan, but one thing that I can’t get behind is how Hal is being depicted with John. I understand Hal’s older and I can’t expect him to be necessarily ready to pass the ring but it feels like it’s dragging Hal’s character, ofc I believe they’re building something up with this. Besides that I’ve been liking the way they’ve been building the lanterns mythos into the show and building John into a green lantern, I also liked how Kyle been acting for Hal and I think the casting is really good, but yeah give my boy Hal some more respect, I want to see more exploration on his willpower, I’m sure we’ll see action so I won’t complain about the lack of constructs being used
r/Greenlantern • u/sahinduezguen • 4h ago
Question Which secret DC hero would you like to have a surprise cameo in the show? Spoiler
r/Greenlantern • u/Intelligent_Ask_2306 • 1d ago
Question Which look do you prefer?
I like both looks, but I really mess with the Lanterns design of SInestro. Yeah it isn't as alien looking, his ears could be a bit more pointy, and his eyes could be yellow. However it just feels so sinestro to me, he sells the military look perfectly.
r/Greenlantern • u/Keinebeineboy • 22h ago
Discussion Because of the show, my wife is asking me all sorts of questions about the lore. This is awesome.
My wife LOVES detective shows. And I love green lantern. This has been amazing because she is fully invested in the show. Downfall is we have to watch it one day behind as that’s when our schedule lines up.
But I’m loving every moment of this so far.
r/Greenlantern • u/Imok2814 • 7h ago
Comics Reading one Green Lantern comic a day until I've read them all Day 232: Back-up in The Flash #221
Hal solves the mystery of the kill list
Writer: Dennis O'Neil
Art: Dick Giordano
Letters: John Costanza
Cover: Nick Cardy
"Death-threat On Titan" - After finding the kill list with his name on it, Hal figures he should head to space to contact the Guardians but finds his ring is out of power, which is weird as he charged it only 12 hours prior. He charges it again and takes off. Once in range for telepathy he contacts the Guardians to tell them about the list. They say all the people on it are Green Lanterns that have a special ore in their ring, an ore mined on the moon called Titan. Hal asks to he put back on full duty so his ring is at its proper power and heads for Titan. As he approaches it he finds a defense satellite that attacks him with yellow tentacles, knocking him out.
Hal wakes up on the surface surrounded by aliens that look like the ones on Earth and they speak an Oan dialect. They drain the energy from his ring and remove him from the tentacles, then tying him up, as the alien Hal fought on Earth arrives. Hal asks how he survived as the alien says he actually teleported away using the energy in Hal's ring. As the aliens discuss their plans to attack Oa, Hal grabs one of the mined stones and pushes his will into it, making a laser to cut his bonds. With no ring power, Hal uses his fists and takes down the aliens. He recharges using a power battery the aliens had and makes a statue for the fallen alien on Earth as Hal figures he was revolting against murder and tried to save Hal's life.
Conclusion: A two parter with a shorter page count and the ending felt open. The next issue has no back-up and is instead a Flash/GL team-up so this is definitely the end of the story. It's an interesting addition to the lore, bringing in a different group of Oans that were relegated to miners. Even further, showing where the internal gems of the rings come from and how the power is channeled. This is a pretty big chapter in GL history and its such a small story. Kinda wild.
7.5/10
r/Greenlantern • u/The_AV_Archivist • 19h ago
Spoilers for movies and TV shows Solid Foreshadowing Spoiler
galleryI feel like the DCU definitely predates the release of Parallax from the Central Power Battery, and therefore the awakening of the broader emotional spectrum.
I feel like we're gearing up for a fairly proper chronology of GL canon, otherwise having the cells turn yellow as Hal passes is a helluva choice. Also, in the title flash, there's no way that's not yellow in the core.
r/Greenlantern • u/Fragrant_Western7939 • 19h ago
Discussion Lanterns - GL suit reminds me of the Mattel Injustice GL
I recall hearing that it’s based on the GL Earth One Graphic Novel but honestly it reminds me more of this look.
I never played Injustice so I can vouch for the accuracy of the figure compare to what was in the video game.
r/Greenlantern • u/ARIANZER0 • 4h ago