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The cold open to the season premiere of “Lanterns” took us back in time to 1996, when Hal Jordan (played by Kyle Chandler, the latest live-action version of DC’s Green Lantern) first sat down for a “60 Minutes” interview and a young John Stewart was at home, sneakily trying to watch as much as he…
When Lanterns debuted its first episode, it dropped fans right into the middle of the action in a lot of ways. The very first scene not only confirmed that Kyle Chandler’s Hal Jordan had been sporting the green power ring for over a decade at that point, but also that Aaron Pierre’s John Stewart was…
Ever since Lanterns was announced, the DCU TV series was compared to HBO’s True Detective and revealed to be a grounded investigation series, not an intergalactic space cop show as some fans hoped. Now that the series is here, that comparison has proven to be an apt one, with a central mystery driving everything forward…
Lanterns fans can’t stop talking about what John Stewart’s parents did to him in Episode 3. Viewers shared strong reactions on X to the show’s unexpected twist on the Green Lantern’s comic book origins.
Lanternshas successfully turned one of DC’s most fantastical superheroes and lore into a grounded detective mystery show, and you can tell by the way fans have been left buzzing after every episode. The premiere threw some pretty big questions on the table (who killed Hal Jordan? Why doesn’t John Stewart have the Power Ring ten…
The latest premium HBO show to air on Sunday nights, “Lanterns,” already has fans speculating about what the show may or may not be hinting at. So far, it clearly has that HBO mix of violence, sex, heroics, swearing, geek appeal, and downbeat tone reminiscent of Sunday night shows like “Game of Thrones” and “The Last…
Lanterns experienced several criticisms ahead of its premiere, but with two episodes now released, most of the discussion around the series is immensely positive. Many have praised the show for several reasons, including the story’s compelling mysteries and strong performances from its cast. Now a DC Comics legend has weighed in on the series, and…
Instead of focusing on comic book accuracy, let HBO make a great Lanterns television show.
Don’t expect to see a certain Green Lantern on-screen anytime soon. They don’t socialize.
Did you notice that the title screen of the second episode of Lanterns looks more yellow than green? We’re starting to wonder: Are we going to see that logo evolve over the course of the season? And beyond that: Is that a clue that other Lanterns besides the Green Lanterns are going to appear on…