"Birds of a feather embody willpower together"
Comic Books- Big Bang Comics: Most characters are thinly disguised versions of golden and silver age DC Comics characters, and The Beacon is a Captain Ersatz of Green Lantern.
- The Oracle Code: Yeong wears an Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld shirt one day and a Green Lantern shirt the next.
- A Very Potter Sequel: One of the patronuses is Green Lantern.
- The Simpsons Movie: When Marge tries to figure out what EPA means (which is what Abe said while having a vision at church), she gets help from Comic Book Guy. The latter says he thinks that 'EPA' is the sound Green Lantern made when Sinestro threw him into a vat of acid.
- Deadpool: When he's being experimented on, Wade (played by Ryan Reynolds) asks for his suit not to be green or animated, as a Take That! against the poorly-received Green Lantern movie (which had Reynolds as Hal Jordan). Also, the opening credits feature a Green Lantern trading card in a wallet.
- In Deadpool 2, the end credits show Deadpool using a time-travel device to fix various past events. At one point, he kills Ryan Reynolds while the latter is reading the script for Green Lantern.
- The Dresden Files: In the Ghost Story flashback young Harry reasons gathering power ought to work like it does for the Silver Surfer, Green Lantern, or Iron Fist.
- In Bounders, Marco refers to an alien with a glowing green head as "Green Lantern."
- Miles from The Evolution of Emily reads Green Lantern comics while eating lunch.
- Arrow: "Legacies" name-drops Coast City, the home town of Green Lantern.
- Leverage: Eric Stoltz's character in "The Long Way Down Job" is named Alan Scott (the Golden Age Green Lantern).
- Infinite Craft: "Green Lantern" is a possible crafting recipe.
Webcomics
- League of Super Redundant Heroes: "Kyle Jordan"
's name and getting drafted by the "Stellar Corps" is a shout-out to Green Lantern, especially Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner. There's even a yellow fear entity.
- Adventure Time: The origin of the Gumball Guard in "Rattleballs" is a shout out to the Manhunters from the Green Lantern mythos. They even have the same color scheme as the Manhunters.
- Duck Dodgers: The episode "The Green Loontern" is about Duck Dodgers becoming a member of the Green Lantern Corps after accidentally getting Hal Jordan's outfit and power ring at the dry cleaner.
- MAD: The sketch "RiOa" has Blu becoming a Green Lantern and recruiting other flightless birds to help him save his girlfriend.
- My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: The episode "Power Ponies," features a spoof of The Avengers and the Justice League, with Rarity (as Radiance) having a gem that creates shiny things like Green Lantern.
- Rugrats: The Blasto Oath is pretty much ripped straight from the Green Lantern oath.
- The Simpsons:
- In "Brother’s Little Helper", upon seeing Bart driving a tank, Comic Book Guy lists a few comic book superheroes who can stop him, the first one of them being Green Lantern.
- In "I Am Furious (Yellow)", Bart tries to create a comic book character, leading to this moment:Bart: I just need ONE great idea. [notices a bat hanging from the ceiling in the living room] Batman! Oh, It's Been Done. [notices a green lantern also hanging from the ceiling] Green Lantern! Nah…
- South Park: In "A History Channel Thanksgiving", Myles Standish shows to Kyle a map of various planets. One of them is labeled 'Green Lantern World', which Myles says is a planet "nobody really cares about", as a Take That! to the panned Green Lantern movie.
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003): The Back to the Sewers episode titled "Super Power Struggle" is about Michelangelo and Raphael getting their hands on a cape that grants whoever wears it superpowers, which belongs to a superhero named Green Mantle. The latter is an obvious homage to Green Lantern, not only having a nearly-identical appearance, but also having Al Gordon (which is similar to Hal Jordan) as his real name.
