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Lanterns episode 5 “Lights Out” finally explains why Hal Jordan is stripped of his ring and why John Stewart doesn’t take the mantle of Green Lantern.

Did John Stewart’s parents train their son to be a Green Lantern? Or did they manipulate him with fear-based tactics and strip him of his autonomy?

Based on how Tamas work in Dragon Striker, could Key inheriting his late mother’s Dragon Tama reflect a desire to connect with her?

There’s very little we know about the Manhunters from HBO’s Lanterns, which means every character living in Rushville is a possible suspect.

Lanterns’ gritty, grounded tone actually fits Hal Jordan and John Stewart’s arcs and reflects the trauma that shapes both characters.

For nearly three seasons, My Adventures with Superman has been dropping hints that Apokolips’ ruler Darkseid could be the show’s endgame villain.

Hal Jordan is dead and his Power Ring is missing. It’s in the possession of Guy Gardner but why does he have it over Hal’s successor John Stewart?

The Long-Lived King introduces the concept of abomination funerals to the Owl House universe. But why do abominations need funerals in the place?

Lex Luthor was afraid of Superman, so he made a clone that’s more dangerous than the Kryptonian. Meet the Eradicator, the show’s greatest threat.