History Franchise / GreenLantern

* ''Green Lantern'' volume 3 (1990-2004) The first 50 issues primarily star Hal Jordan. Then the Emerald Twilight storyline occurs, the Corps is destroyed, Hal becomes Parallax, and the remainder of the series stars Kyle Rayner as the last Green Lantern.

* ''ComicBook/GreenLantern1941'' (1941-1949): The first volume of ''ComicBook/GreenLantern'', focusing on Alan Scott.
* ''ComicBook/GreenLantern1960'' (1960-1986) Hal Jordan's first ongoing series, which spans both the Silver and Bronze Ages. Introduces most of Hal's classic supporting cast and villains, along with the Green Lantern Corps. Both Guy Gardner and John Stewart first appear within the pages of this series. The famous Green Lantern/Green Arrow issues by Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams are a part of this series. Retitled Green Lantern Corps with issue 201.

* ''Green Lantern Mosaic'' (1992-1993) The first solo title for John Stewart as he watches over and explores the "Mosaic" of alien cities trapped on the surface of Oa. John would become a Guardian at the end of the series, a plot thread that would be dropped and not addressed again until Infinite Frontier.
* ''Green Lantern'' volume 4 (2005-2011) Written by Geoff Johns, restores both Hal Jordan and the Corps, and is known for the Sinestro Corps War and Blackest Night storylines. Probably the most popular and successful Green Lantern era in the history of the characters.

* ''Green Lantern'' volume 5 (2011-2016) This New 52 series continued where the previous one left off, and wrapped up Geoff Johns' run as writer. Robert Venditti would write the remainder of the series. Contained the Sinestro, Third Army, Wrath of the First Lantern, Lights Out, Godhead and Renegade storylines.

* ''ComicBook/FarSector'' (2019-2020): A twelve issue mini-series from ComicBook/YoungAnimal. Newly deputized Green Lantern Sojourner "Jo" Mullein polices a massive city that keeps its inhabitants safe by removing their emotions when chaos begins to break loose.

* ''ComicBook/GreenLantern1960'' (1960-1986) Hal Jordan's first ongoing series, which spans both the Silver and Bronze Ages. Introduces most of Hal's classic supporting cast and villains, along with the Green Lantern Corps. Both Guy Gardner and John Stewart first appear within the pages of this series. With issue 200 the book was retitled Green Lantern Corps.

* ''ComicBook/GreenLanternVol2'' (1960-1986) Hal Jordan's first ongoing series, which spans both the Silver and Bronze Ages. Introduces most of Hal's classic supporting cast and villains, along with the Green Lantern Corps. Both Guy Gardner and John Stewart first appear within the pages of this series. With issue 200 the book was retitled Green Lantern Corps.

* ''GreenLanternVol2'' (1960-1986) Hal Jordan's first ongoing series, which spans both the Silver and Bronze Ages. Introduces most of Hal's classic supporting cast and villains, along with the Green Lantern Corps. Both Guy Gardner and John Stewart first appear within the pages of this series. With issue 200 the book was retitled Green Lantern Corps.

* ''Green Lantern'' volume 2 (1960-1986) Hal Jordan's first ongoing series, which spans both the Silver and Bronze Ages. Introduces most of Hal's classic supporting cast and villains, along with the Green Lantern Corps. Both Guy Gardner and John Stewart first appear within the pages of this series. With issue 200 the book was retitled Green Lantern Corps.

** ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', voiced by Creator/PhilLamarr. A [[DarkhorseVictory surprise choice]] by the producers, despite Kyle already being established in the DCAU, this version of John Stewart has had the most exposure of any other Green Lantern, and for a time was considered THE Green Lantern to general audiences. A former Marine and ByTheBookCop, he had a [[RetCanon massive impact on the original character]] as well.

* ''ComicBook/PlanetOfTheApesGreenLantern'' (2017): A crossover with ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' that takes place after the events of [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes the original film]] and has the conflict revolve around Cornelius finding the Universal Ring, an artifact constructed by the Guardians with power over every color of the emotional spectrum.

* ''Green Lantern[=/=]ComicBook/GreenArrow'' (1983-1984)

* ''ComicBook/TheGreenLantern'' (2018-2021): Creator/GrantMorrison and Liam Sharp's run centered around Hal Jordan.

** ''ComicBook/GreenLanternWarJournal'' (2023-Present). An upcoming spinoff of the 2023 ''Green Lantern relaunch, continuing John Stewart's storyline in the wake of ''Dark Crisis''.

* In 2023, it was announced that Creator/NathanFillion was going to play Guy Gardner in ''Superman: Legacy'' for ''Franchise/JamesGunnsDCUniverse''.

** In 2023, it was announced that Creator/NathanFillion was going to play Guy Gardner in ''Superman: Legacy'' for ''Franchise/JamesGunnsDCUniverse''.

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* ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternFirstFlight'': An origin story for Hal Jordan, showing how he was recruited into the Corps and helping to save it from destruction in spite of the mistrust he faces at the hands of his comrades.
* ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternEmeraldKnights'': A standalone film (though similarly stylized to ''First Flight'' that shows the Corps dealing with a major crisis, all while various Lanterns explain to their newest recruit many of the key legends surrounding the Corps.
* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'': A sequel set after the events of ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', Jessica Cruz is the primary focus when the Fatal Five--arch enemies of the Legion of Superheroes--travel back in time to use her power to free their comrades.
* ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternBewareMyPower'': Set in the ''WesternAnimation/{{Tomorrowverse}}'', the film sees Hal Jordan killed and the Corps slaughtered, leaving the fate of a devastating war between Rann and Thanagar in the hands of John Stewart--a man at a crossroads in his life and not eager to fight another war.
* ''WesternAnimation/DCLeagueOfSuperPets'' (2022), featuring Jessica Cruz (voiced by Creator/DaschaPolanco) and Chip (voiced by Creator/DiegoLuna).
* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueXRWBYSuperHeroesAndHuntsmen'': A crossover film with Creator/RoosterTeeth's WebAnimation/{{RWBY}} (who's also producing the animation), Justice League (with Jessica Cruz as their Green Lantern) is sent them into the world of Remnant and they work together with Team RWBY and JNPR in order to discover who's behind their predicament and save both their world from their mysterious enemy.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DCLeagueOfSuperPets'' (2022), featuring Jessica Cruz (voiced by Creator/DaschaPolanco) and Chip (voiced by Creator/DiegoLuna).

* ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternFirstFlight'': An origin story for Hal Jordan, showing how he was recruited into the Corps and helping to save it from destruction in spite of the mistrust he faces at the hands of his comrades.
* ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternEmeraldKnights'': A standalone film (though similarly stylized to ''First Flight'' that shows the Corps dealing with a major crisis, all while various Lanterns explain to their newest recruit many of the key legends surrounding the Corps.

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueVsTheFatalFive'': A sequel set after the events of ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', Jessica Cruz is the primary focus when the Fatal Five--arch enemies of the Legion of Superheroes--travel back in time to use her power to free their comrades.
* ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternBewareMyPower'': Set in the ''WesternAnimation/{{Tomorrowverse}}'', the film sees Hal Jordan killed and the Corps slaughtered, leaving the fate of a devastating war between Rann and Thanagar in the hands of John Stewart--a man at a crossroads in his life and not eager to fight another war.
* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueXRWBYSuperHeroesAndHuntsmen'': A crossover film with Creator/RoosterTeeth's WebAnimation/{{RWBY}} (who's also producing the animation), Justice League (with Jessica Cruz as their Green Lantern) is sent them into the world of Remnant and they work together with Team RWBY and JNPR in order to discover who's behind their predicament and save both their world from their mysterious enemy.

* ''ComicBook/GreenLantern2023'' (2023-resent). Part of the ComicBook/DawnOfDC initiative, relaunching the adventures of Hal Jordan in the wake of ''Dark Crisis''.

* ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}} Unmasked'': Series protagonist Maxwell is dragged into the world of DC comics, where he meets Hal Jordan. Other members of the Green Lantern Corps appear, as well as Lanterns from the other colors of the spectrum. Maxwell can also become a member of any of Lantern Corps by summoning their rings.

* In January 2023, Creator/JamesGunn and Peter Safran announced a series titled ''Lanterns'' as part of their [[https://deadline.com/2023/01/dc-movie-tv-plan-james-gunn-peter-safran-batman-swamp-thing-green-lantern-1235244926/ revamp]] of Creator/DCStudios. The series will be a ''Series/TrueDetectives''- inspired sci-fi mystery story following Hal Jordan and John Stewart that will play an important part in Gunn and Safran’s overall story for the slate. The project will be separate from the Berlanti series, which will not move forward.

* A "Green Lantern-inspired" series from producer Creator/GregBerlanti (the Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}) was announced to be in development for Creator/HBOMax in October 2019.

* A "Green Lantern-inspired" series from producer Creator/GregBerlanti (the Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}) was announced to be in development for Creator/HBOMax in October 2019. In January 2023, Creator/JamesGunn and Peter Safran announced a series titled ''Lanterns'' as part of their [[https://deadline.com/2023/01/dc-movie-tv-plan-james-gunn-peter-safran-batman-swamp-thing-green-lantern-1235244926/ revamp]] of Creator/DCStudios. The series will be a ''Series/TrueDetectives''- inspired sci-fi mystery story following Hal Jordan and John Stewart that will play an important part in Gunn and Safran’s overall story for the slate. It is unknown if this is the same series Berlanti was involved with.

* A "Green Lantern-inspired" series from producer Creator/GregBerlanti (the Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}) was announced to be in development for Creator/HBOMax in October 2019.

* ''ComicBook/GreenLanternInfiniteFrontier'' (2021 - present): Part of the ComicBook/DCInfiniteFrontier initiative that sees John Stewart thrust into the leadership position as Corps and the rest of the DC Cosmic Universe undergoes a political re-shuffling.