Lanterns showrunner and co-creator Chris Mundy and costume designer Cynthia Ann Summers revealed in exclusive interviews with SYFY Wire why they made the Green Lantern's suit real as opposed to the

The Green Lantern Corps has suffered many casualties over the course of decades of storytelling. Here's what we know.

The new DCU is skipping one superhero tradition: keeping the hero behind the mask. Lanterns treats Hal Jordan and John Stewart as working Green Lanterns whose real names are already public. Now, Chris Mundy,

The people who made the new HBO Max series Lanterns clearly want to make it accessible to a mass audience who don’t know DC Comics or the Green Lantern character and couldn’t tell the difference between Alan Scott and Ch’p.

The first episode of HBO’s new superhero show, “Lanterns,” starring Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre, seemingly ended with a big death.

The new HBO Max series Lanterns misses the mark in adapting the character of John Stewart. The first episode reveals enough of the character’s history in the DCU to confirm some common ground with the Green Lantern comics.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for "Lanterns" Episode 1. Let's get the big spoiler out of the way. Hal Jordan is dead. At least, he seems to be. The first episode of "Lanterns" ends with John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) called back to Rushville,

DC Comics series, and it draws obvious inspirations from several different periods of Green Lantern and Green Lantern Corps comic books. At the same time, the show, created by Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof,