HBO's Green Lantern Show Set In James Gunn's DCU Is Officially Fixing A 26-Year DC Problem

HBO's Green Lantern Show Set In James Gunn's DCU Is Officially Fixing A 26-Year DC Problem .
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 HBO’s upcoming Lanterns series is already shaping up to be one of the DCU’s most exciting projects, and for good reason. James Gunn’s new universe promises bold reinventions, but few moves have generated as much excitement as finally giving Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) the spotlight he has long deserved.  Hal Jordan has always been more than just another hero with a power ring. Introduced in 1959, he became the first successor to Alan Scott and redefined what a Green Lantern could be. His science-fiction-driven mythology, fearlessness, and connection to the wider Corps established the foundation for every Lantern who followed. Jordan didn’t just inherit a mantle, he rebuilt it from the ground up.  Despite this legacy, Hal Jordan has been absent from many of DC’s most successful on-screen adaptations. While other heroes have dominated both animation and live-action, the most iconic Lantern has been strangely sidelined. Lanterns is finally set to correct this decades-long problem, though how the show deploys Jordan, and how it repositions him within the new DCU, remains one of the series’ most compelling mysteries. Hal Jordan Was Left Out Of DC's Two Main Shared Universes The Definitive Green Lantern’s Absence From DC’s Biggest Universes Has Been A Long-Standing Problem  Hal Jordan may be the definitive Green Lantern in DC Comics, but he has been conspicuously missing from DC’s two biggest shared universes: the Snyderverse and the DCAU. His absence stands out even more considering how central he is to the mythology of the Green Lantern Corps. For many fans, Jordan is the default Lantern, yet his screen legacy remains surprisingly thin.  In the Justice League animated series, John Stewart (voiced by Phil LaMarr) served as the team’s resident Lantern, becoming an era-defining version of the character. Stewart’s presence was highly successful, helping introduce millions to the Corps. However, his popularity coincided with Hal Jordan’s near-total absence from the DCAU’s core continuity (appearing only in an episode of Superman: The Animated Series and once in Justice League Unlimited).  The pattern repeated in live action. Zack Snyder planned to introduce John Stewart, played by Wayne T. Carr, in Zack