The penultimate episode of DC Studios’ Lanterns reveals how Hal Jordan held on despite a legacy that worked against him.
Author: JJ Sabato
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Lanterns Episode 5 reveals the truth about Zoe, but a series of clues surrounding Noah Macon may point towards another Manhunter threat in Rushville.
Zach Cregger takes Resident Evil back to its survival-horror roots in a brutal, funny and exhilarating adaptation led by Austin Abrams.
The Batman: Part II set photos appear to tease the Court of Owls and Anarky, but Matt Reeves’ history of filming fake scenes suggests caution.
Our ‘Lanterns’ Episode 2 review and recap breaks down “Trust Fall”, as John meets the Manhunter survivors and Hal’s investigation leads him to Sinestro.
Could Lanterns be setting up the Five Inversions and Empire of Tears? We explain their connection to Atrocitus, Abin Sur, Black Hand and Ysmault.
Lanterns Episode 2 introduces the terrifying Manhunters. Here’s their DC Comics origin, the massacre of Sector 666 and what they mean for the series.
Lanterns Episode 1 introduces Hal Jordan and John Stewart’s partnership, the mystery of Rushville and a shocking ending that changes everything.
Who is Abin Sur? We explain the Green Lantern who came before Hal Jordan and how Hal’s origin in HBO’s Lanterns differs from DC Comics.
Lanterns Episode 1 ends with Hal Jordan dead and his Green Lantern ring missing. We explain the ending and what it could mean for the DCU.
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