Hal Jordan’s hometown of Coast City was nuked off the face of the planet during the iconic “Death of Superman” event. This devastated Hal, but the destruction of his hometown was only the start of the ...

In the mid-90s, DC Comics made some sweeping changes to its Green Lantern comics, replacing Hal Jordan with Kyle Rayner. In the "Emerald Twilight" storyline, Hal descended into madness after ...

Hal Jordan in the ’90s wasn’t the character we have today. Jordan, much like Barry Allen, was a refugee from the Silver Age in the modern age.

Just not like Jo does. The end of the issue almost confirms this theory, but also that Hal Jordan may be the real villain of Absolute Green Lantern. Absolute Green Lantern No. 3 creative team ...

While DC Studios is keeping most plot details regarding the Lanterns series under wraps, James Gunn has revealed which of ...

Hal does a terrible job explaining his situation, making himself seem even more suspicious as he essentially admits to killing a cop. Tension escalates when a man grabs Hal’s hidden hand ...

Just as Hal Jordan's alternate timeline seeks to prevail in Zero Hour: 30th Anniversary Special #1, LOLtron's dominion over this planet is the natural progression of events.

Hal Jordan Is My Favorite Green Lantern, So I’m Glad That Lanterns Will Apparently Show One Of His Best Character-Defining Moments I'm Excited For The Green Lantern TV Show.