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[[Characters/GLGreenLanternCorps Green Lantern Corps]] ([[Characters/GLGreenLanternCorpsEarthLanterns Earth Lanterns]], [[Characters/GreenLanternHalJordan Hal Jordan]]) | [[Characters/GLSinestroCorps The Sinestro Corps]] ([[Characters/GreenLanternThaalSinestro Thaal Sinestro]]) | [[Characters/GLRedLanternCorps The Red Lantern Corps]] ([[Characters/GreenLanternAtrocitus Atrocitus]]) | [[Characters/GLBlueLanternCorps The Blue Lantern Corps]] | [[Characters/GLStarSapphireCorps The Star Sapphire Corps]] | [[Characters/GLOrangeLanternCorps The Orange Lantern Corps]] | [[Characters/GLIndigoTribe The Indigo Tribe]] | [[Characters/GLOtherLanternCorps The Black, White, Ultraviolet and Gold Lantern Corps]] | '''Other Villains''' ([[Characters/SupermanCyborgSuperman Cyborg-Superman]], [[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod]], [[Characters/DCComicsMongul Mongul]], [[Characters/SupermanSuperboyPrime Superboy-Prime]]) | [[Characters/GreenLanternSupportingCharacters Supporting Characters]] | [[Characters/GreenLantern1941 Golden Age]] -]]]]]
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[[Characters/GLGreenLanternCorps Green Lantern Corps]] ([[Characters/GLGreenLanternCorpsEarthLanterns Earth Lanterns]], [[Characters/GreenLanternHalJordan Hal Jordan]]) | [[Characters/GLSinestroCorps The Sinestro Corps]] ([[Characters/GreenLanternThaalSinestro Thaal Sinestro]]) | [[Characters/GLRedLanternCorps The Red Lantern Corps]] ([[Characters/GreenLanternAtrocitus Atrocitus]]) | [[Characters/GLBlueLanternCorps The Blue Lantern Corps]] | [[Characters/GLStarSapphireCorps The Star Sapphire Corps]] | [[Characters/GLOrangeLanternCorps The Orange Lantern Corps]] | [[Characters/GLIndigoTribe The Indigo Tribe]] | [[Characters/GLOtherLanternCorps The Black, White, Ultraviolet and Gold Lantern Corps]] | '''Other Villains''' ([[Characters/SupermanCyborgSuperman Cyborg-Superman]], [[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod]], [[Characters/DCComicsMongul Mongul]], [[Characters/SupermanSuperboyPrime Superboy-Prime]]) | [[Characters/GreenLanternSupportingCharacters Supporting Characters]] | [[Characters/GreenLantern1941 Golden Age]] -]]]]]
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* OneSteveLimit: Blindside is also the codename of a member of the hero team ComicBook/TelativeHeroes.
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* OneSteveLimit: Blindside is also the codename of a member of the hero team ComicBook/TelativeHeroes.ComicBook/RelativeHeroes.
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* AscendedExtra: Started out in UsefulNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}} as the name of a corrupt Buddhist monk mentioned in connection with the origin of the [[MirrorUniverse Earth-3]] Lantern counterpart Power Ring and then became the name of the annoying consciousness pestering the villain from within his ring before being reinvented as a major villain in the ComicBook/{{New 52}}.
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* AscendedExtra: Started out in UsefulNotes/{{the MediaNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}} as the name of a corrupt Buddhist monk mentioned in connection with the origin of the [[MirrorUniverse Earth-3]] Lantern counterpart Power Ring and then became the name of the annoying consciousness pestering the villain from within his ring before being reinvented as a major villain in the ComicBook/{{New 52}}.
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Once a young comic book fan in a world without superheroes, this Clark found that he was his universe's counterpart to Characters/{{Superman|TheCharacter}}, with all his powers. He helped the united heroes in ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths'', but could not save his own Earth from the Anti-Monitor. With no home left to, he retreated into a paradise dimension... where he watched his favorite heroes descend into UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks. The years of isolation eventually got to him, convincing him that the new universe did not deserve to exist, leading to a RoaringRampageOfRevenge in ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis''. The Guardians imprisoned him after his defeat.
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Once a young comic book fan in a world without superheroes, this Clark found that he was his universe's counterpart to Characters/{{Superman|TheCharacter}}, with all his powers. He helped the united heroes in ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths'', but could not save his own Earth from the Anti-Monitor. With no home left to, he retreated into a paradise dimension... where he watched his favorite heroes descend into UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks.MediaNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks. The years of isolation eventually got to him, convincing him that the new universe did not deserve to exist, leading to a RoaringRampageOfRevenge in ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis''. The Guardians imprisoned him after his defeat.
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* BigBad: The Qwardians were the main antagonists in UsefulNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}}, with Sinestro as TheDragon.
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* BigBad: The Qwardians were the main antagonists in UsefulNotes/{{the MediaNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}}, with Sinestro as TheDragon.
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* CostumeCopycat: The ''Ion'' ongoing has him impersonate Kyle to frame him for various massacres.
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* CostumeCopycat: The ''Ion'' ongoing has him impersonate Kyle to frame him for various massacres.massacres - though this isn't on purpose, and he seems as confused and distressed by this as anyone else. Turns out that he was a puppet of Sinestro's.
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* EvilerThanThou: Pulls this on the Third Army. Tends to pull it on most iterations of Power Ring, too. It's often implied they're working for the ring instead of the other way round.
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* EvilerThanThou: EvilerThanThou:
** Pulls this on the ThirdArmy. Tends Army, which was created by drawing on his power. When the Guardians overextended themselves, his prison shattered and he took the power back, obliterating them effortlessly.
** A fragment of his soul tends to pull it on most iterations of Power Ring, too. It's often implied they're working for the ring instead of the other way round.
** Pulls this on ''Sinestro'', of all people, using him and Korugar as the battery to kickstart his ascension, before destroying the planet and utterly dismissing him. While Sinestro is promptly out for blood, supercharged by Parallax, Volthoom is so powerful that having his heart ripped out mostly qualifies as an inconvenience.
** Pulls this on the Third
** A fragment of his soul tends to pull it on most iterations of Power Ring, too. It's often implied they're working for the ring instead of the other way round.
** Pulls this on ''Sinestro'', of all people, using him and Korugar as the battery to kickstart his ascension, before destroying the planet and utterly dismissing him. While Sinestro is promptly out for blood, supercharged by Parallax, Volthoom is so powerful that having his heart ripped out mostly qualifies as an inconvenience.
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* GodhoodSeeker: Despite claiming to be a god, he really wants to remake history so he is one.
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* GodhoodSeeker: Despite claiming to be a god, in ''ComicBook/WrathOfTheFirstLantern'', he really wants to remake history so he is one.one. During ''Rebirth'', he attributes this to being understandably [[SanitySlippage completely bonkers]] after '''''ten billion years''''' in solitary confinement, and what he really wants to do after all this time is ''die''.
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* HumanoidAbomination: He looks human, but his form and his power show he decidedly isn't.
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* HumanoidAbomination: He looks human, and it transpires that a very long time ago, he ''was'' human, but his form and his power show he decidedly isn't.isn't.
* ICannotSelfTerminate: Post ''ComicBook/WrathOfTheFirstLantern'', he just wants to die. Unfortunately, Nekron informs him that he's now so interwoven with the Emotional Spectrum that as long as there is light, he cannot die. He does not take this well.
* ICannotSelfTerminate: Post ''ComicBook/WrathOfTheFirstLantern'', he just wants to die. Unfortunately, Nekron informs him that he's now so interwoven with the Emotional Spectrum that as long as there is light, he cannot die. He does not take this well.
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* InSpiteOfANail: Jessica and Simon going into the past and meeting his original past self doesn’t seem to have changed much, most of the first Lanterns are still dead, the canon events appear to have still happened, and Volthoom either didn’t recognize or care that the lanterns who ‘arrested’ him are now the newest recruits.
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* InSpiteOfANail: Jessica and Simon going into the past and meeting his original past self doesn’t seem to have changed much, most of the first Lanterns are still dead, the canon events appear to have still happened, and Volthoom either didn’t recognize or care that the lanterns who ‘arrested’ him are now the newest recruits.recruits (and given that it's been 10 billion years, this isn't surprising).
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* KickTheDog: Volthoom could use any emotions from his victims to get the strength he needs, but personally chooses to drive all of them to despair for his meal.
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* KickTheDog: In ''ComicBook/WrathOfTheFirstLantern'', Volthoom could use any emotions from his victims to get the strength he needs, but personally chooses to drive all of them to despair for his meal.meal. He later considers this a product of his SanitySlippage - certainly, he doesn't bother with sadism thereafter.
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* NeverMyFault: He berates Rami for the Guardians putting his battery into his chest and making him what he is, but Rami counters that he volunteered for the procedure and begged the Guardians to do it.
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* NeverMyFault: He berates Rami for the Guardians putting his battery into his chest and making him what he is, but Rami counters that he volunteered for the procedure and begged the Guardians to do it. Volthoom's counter to ''that'' is that he had no idea what he was getting into - which is technically true, but neither did anyone else.
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* OmnicidalManiac: After finding out from Nekron he will live as long as the Emotional Spectrum and pretty much life exists in the universe, he resolves to kill everything so he can finally rest.
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* OmnicidalManiac: After finding out from Nekron he will live as long as the Emotional Spectrum and pretty much life exists in the universe, he resolves to kill everything so he can finally rest. He aborts this when he finds out that [[spoiler:
* PetTheDog: He did legitimately try to be a hero for a good while, before he went completely crackers, and even after, he does tend to show kindness to those who are kind to him - in the distant past, he recognises that Simon and Jessica genuinely tried to help him, he orders [[spoiler: their rings, pieces of his travel lantern]] to take them home, and in the present, he restores the soul of his old friend Rami after the FreakyFridayFlip he pulled, which Tyran'r suggests might be a gesture of reconciliation.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: His initial motivation to work with the Guardians.
* SuperPrototype: He considers himself this after easily beating the first Green Lantern ring bearers.
* SuperPrototype: He considers himself this after easily beating the first Green Lantern ring bearers.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: His initial motivation to work with the Guardians.
Guardians and all his travels around the Multiverse, trying to fix Earth-15. According to Rami, however, his attempts to do this would actually doom Earth-15 if he ever went back, since the power to save it would actually end up destroying it.
* SoleSurvivor: Of Earth-15, and he dedicates much of his extremely extended lifespan to trying to save it.
* SuperPrototype: He considers himself this after easily beating the first Green Lantern ring bearers. Aside from the fact that he's completely mad, he's not entirely wrong - and it's hinted that while he's curious about Kyle Rayner sharing his ability to wield the Seven Lights, he's also a bit nettled by the fact that he's no longer unique.
* SoleSurvivor: Of Earth-15, and he dedicates much of his extremely extended lifespan to trying to save it.
* SuperPrototype: He considers himself this after easily beating the first Green Lantern ring bearers. Aside from the fact that he's completely mad, he's not entirely wrong - and it's hinted that while he's curious about Kyle Rayner sharing his ability to wield the Seven Lights, he's also a bit nettled by the fact that he's no longer unique.
* VillainRespect: Some people occasionally, and begrudgingly, impress him.
** Saint Walker's indomitable hope and its capacity to force through his warps leaves him stunned and genuinely impressed, remarking that he underestimated Walker - and doubted that he was the first.
** He takes time to talk to Kyle, calling it a meeting of minds for "the emotionally evolved." While his praise is backhanded, and he seems more intent on proving his superiority over the newly minted White Lantern, it's also plain that he's the only Lantern that Volthoom considers even remotely worthy of his time as anything other than a plaything.
** Saint Walker's indomitable hope and its capacity to force through his warps leaves him stunned and genuinely impressed, remarking that he underestimated Walker - and doubted that he was the first.
** He takes time to talk to Kyle, calling it a meeting of minds for "the emotionally evolved." While his praise is backhanded, and he seems more intent on proving his superiority over the newly minted White Lantern, it's also plain that he's the only Lantern that Volthoom considers even remotely worthy of his time as anything other than a plaything.
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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Having the First Lantern incorporated into his biology caused him to mainline the entire Emotional Spectrum, giving him godlike power and a mental state that could be charitably called 'unstable'. And that was ''before'' he spent ten billion years in a TailorMadePrison.
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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Having the First Lantern incorporated into his biology caused him to mainline the entire Emotional Spectrum, giving him godlike power and a mental state that could be charitably called 'unstable'. And that was ''before'' he spent ten billion years in a TailorMadePrison. After being sort of dead for a little while, and returning, severely weakened, his sanity is largely restored. Even his bout of omnicidal mania is aborted when he realises that [[spoiler: the pieces of his Travel Lantern are contained in the form of the first seven Green Lantern rings, which could finally get him home]].
