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Lanterns co-creator explains why Hal Jordan's murderer isn't brought to justice at the end of the series:…
Co-creator Tom King explains the controversial ending of the Lanterns series, where Hal Jordan's murderer, Sheriff Kerry Kane, is not brought to justice. King states that living with the guilt of killing her loved one is a greater punishment than jail. The article also touches on John Stewart's decision regarding Noah, a Manhunter, and the potential for a second season.
Will there be a Lanterns season 2?
While Lanterns has not been officially renewed for a second season by HBO Max, there is significant hope for its return. Co-showrunner Chris Mundy has expressed ideas for future seasons, and James Gunn confirmed the finale was a season finale, not a series finale. The show's critical success and strong viewership suggest a second season is likely, potentially exploring John Stewart's story or an anthology format.
Lanterns finale trailer could be setting up a DC villain even more powerful than Sinestro
The finale trailer for HBO's Lanterns series hints at a powerful DC villain, possibly Sinestro, who wields the power of fear through his Yellow Lantern ring. The trailer also suggests the mystery of Hal Jordan's death will be resolved, while showrunner Chris Mundy expresses optimism for a second season. Actor Aaron Pierre, who plays John Stewart, also discussed his transition from the series to the film 'Man of Tomorrow'.
After changing Hal Jordan's backstory, Lanterns writer says changing canon is "like handling plutonium" but there's "no fun and creativity" in playing it safe
Showrunners for the HBO series Lanterns discuss the creative challenges and risks involved in altering established comic book canon, specifically the backstory of Hal Jordan. They explain that while deviating from established history is necessary for originality, it must be handled with extreme care, likening it to 'handling plutonium'. The article highlights a specific change to Hal Jordan's father's death and its impact on Hal's character.
Guardians of the Galaxy's Sean Gunn has "retired" from mocapping Rocket Raccoon because he's too old
Sean Gunn, the actor who provided motion capture for Rocket Raccoon in the Guardians of the Galaxy films, has announced his retirement from the role due to the physical toll it took on his body, particularly his feet and ankles. He cited that turning 50 made the demanding physical requirements of the job too difficult to continue.
James Gunn hits back at DC fan angry at Hal Jordan being killed off so early in Lanterns: "Sorry if you don't…
DC Studios head James Gunn responded to fan criticism regarding the early death of Hal Jordan in the 'Lanterns' series. Gunn defended the creative decision, stating the character receives significant screen time throughout the show and that the narrative approach to his death is not as simple as it appears. The article also touches on fan speculation about whether Hal Jordan is truly dead or if a Manhunter is in disguise.
Lanterns showrunner says they didn't want to "make a big deal" about the DCU show's Batman mention in episode 6: "There were fewer conversations than you'd think"
Lanterns showrunner Chris Mundy discussed the inclusion of a Batman mention in episode 6, stating that fewer conversations were needed than expected. The nod to Batman from Gotham was intended to establish the wider DC Universe for the characters without making it a central focus. The article also notes Batman's previous animated cameo in Creature Commandos and clarifies Robert Pattinson's Batman exists in the Elseworlds universe.
Guy Gardner star admits he was concerned about the "consistency" of his character, as he knew there would be a "shift in tone" from Superman to Lanterns
Nathan Fillion, who plays Guy Gardner in HBO's Lanterns, expressed initial concerns about maintaining character consistency due to the show's tonal shift from his previous appearance in Superman. Fillion found a way to bridge the gap between the lighter tone of Superman and the gritty style of Lanterns by likening it to experiencing different weekends in different cities. The article also touches on Guy Gardner taking over the Green Lantern mantle from John Stewart and mentions future appearances in Man of Tomorrow.
Superman star confirms the Gorilla Grodd TV show takes place before the events of Man of Tomorrow
Skyler Gisondo, who plays Jimmy Olsen in the upcoming HBO Max series "The People v. Gorilla Grodd," has confirmed that the show takes place between the events of "Superman" and "Man of Tomorrow." The series is described as a true-crime docuseries focusing on Gorilla Grodd's trial.
The Lanterns' subtitles might have just revealed a huge Hal Jordan spoiler
Subtitles from the latest episode of Lanterns suggest that Hal Jordan might not be dead, but rather a clone or hologram. This theory, derived from Spanish subtitles referring to him as 'Hal Clone,' posits that the character may have faked his death after the attack on Rushville, leaving a projection behind to interact with John Stewart.
Lanterns mid-season trailer teases the return of Sinestro and the truth behind Hal Jordan's death
A new mid-season trailer for the HBO Max series Lanterns teases the return of Thaal Sinestro and hints at the truth behind Hal Jordan's death. The trailer shows John Stewart returning to a ruined Rushville and encountering his former mentor, with Guy Gardner also set to appear. The final episodes will explore Sinestro's potential return and the use of fear as a weapon.
James Gunn would love to keep Man of Tomorrow's villain a secret until the Superman follow-up hits theaters
Director James Gunn expressed a desire to keep the villain Brainiac and the new Superman suit a secret until the movie "Man of Tomorrow" hits theaters in July 2027. While acknowledging that a complete surprise is not feasible, Gunn prefers to reveal as little as possible beforehand. The film has wrapped filming and will feature returning cast members like David Corenswet as Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, alongside new additions.
Lanterns fans have a compelling theory that another Manhunter is hiding in plain sight in Rushville
Fans of the HBO series Lanterns are theorizing that a second Manhunter, potentially Noah, is hiding in plain sight in Rushville. This theory emerges after the apparent death of Zoe Macon, the primary Manhunter, in episode 5, with clues suggesting she may have created another Manhunter using advanced alien technology.
A new Lanterns theory suggests that Hal Jordan might not be dead after all, and it's all down to Zoe
A new theory suggests that Hal Jordan may not be dead in the DC series Lanterns, with suspicions falling on Zoe Macon. Fans speculate that Zoe, who may be the Manhunter, is actually protecting the town and that the Guardian is the true villain. This theory could explain John Stewart's emotional reaction to Hal's apparent death.
Lanterns episode 4 seemingly reveals the identity of the Manhunter, but fans think it could be a misdirect
Lanterns episode 4 seemingly reveals Zoe Macon as the Manhunter, but fans suspect a misdirect due to the early reveal and her apparent self-destruction. The article discusses fan theories and lingering questions about the Manhunter's true identity and the murder of Hal Jordan.
Lanterns is HBO's third most successful new show ever, behind only House of the Dragon and The Last of Us
The HBO series Lanterns has become the streamer's third most successful show ever, following House of the Dragon and The Last of Us. The show's season premiere has reached 20 million viewers, with episode three drawing 10 million global viewers in just three days, indicating strong viewership growth.
DCU fans are debating the logistics of Lanterns and Superman, wondering if Hal Jordan ever came into contact with baby…
DC fans are debating whether Hal Jordan, as Earth's Green Lantern, would have encountered baby Kal-El after his spaceship crash. Theories suggest Hal might have avoided intervening upon seeing Clark Kent being raised by the Kents, while others imagine a young Clark idolizing Hal on television.
Lanterns' dark new origin story for John Stewart changes DC Comics canon in a big way
The HBO series Lanterns presents a significantly darker origin story for John Stewart, diverging from his established DC Comics history. This adaptation explores a childhood marked by extreme trials designed to instill fearlessness, leading to a tragic upbringing that contrasts sharply with his comic book roots as an architect and activist. The article argues that such bold reinterpretations are necessary for modernizing classic characters.
Guardians of the Universe explained: the comic book history of the oldest living beings in the DC universe
The Guardians of the Universe, the oldest beings in the DC universe and creators of the Green Lantern Corps, are explored for their complex and often negative history. Initially portrayed as benevolent sages, they have evolved into stern, detached, and sometimes cruel figures responsible for significant mistakes and acts of evil, including the creation of the multiverse and the embodiment of fear.
The 5 best new shows and movies streaming this week on Netflix, Disney Plus, Prime Video, and more (August 28-30)
This article highlights new shows and movies available for streaming from August 28-30 on platforms like Netflix, Disney Plus, and Prime Video. Featured titles include the thriller 'The Whisper Man,' the sci-fi series 'Dark Matter' season 2, the comedy 'Adults' season 2, the romantic drama 'The Last Sunrise,' and the superhero series 'Lanterns.'
