\\\"Lanterns\\\" promises to be a thrilling detective drama, drawing inspiration from acclaimed series like \\\"True Detective\\\" and \\\"Slow Horses.\\\" The show follows Chandler\\'s Hal Jordan and Pierre\\'s John Stewart as they team up to unravel a murder mystery that spirals into an even deeper and darker enigma. This series is a key component of James Gunn\\'s expansive DC universe, which also includes \\\"Creature Commando\\\" and the forthcoming films \\\"Superman\\\" and \\\"Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.\\\"

Developed by the creative minds behind \\\"Lost,\\\" Damon Lindelof, along with Chris Mundy and Tom King, \\\"Lanterns\\\" is set to adopt a darker, more grounded tone. James Gunn himself describes it as \\\"very grounded, very believable, very real,\\\" a surprising twist on what fans might expect from a Green Lanterns television series.

Kyle Chandler, renowned for his role in \\\"Friday Night Lights,\\\" brings a seasoned edge to his portrayal of an older Hal Jordan. Meanwhile, Aaron Pierre, who made a notable impact with \\\"Rebel Ridge,\\\" steps into the role of John Stewart. Fans can mark their calendars for a 2026 premiere, coinciding with the release of the \\\"Supergirl\\\" movie, as they eagerly await this new addition to the DC saga.

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Hal Jordan and John Stewart Spotlighted in Lanterns First Look

Authore: HannahUpdate:Apr 25,2025

Get ready for a fresh take on the DC Universe with the first glimpse of DC Studios' latest project, "Lanterns," featuring not one, but two Green Lanterns. HBO has just unveiled the initial look at this highly anticipated series, which stars Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart. Although they're not yet donned in their iconic emerald green suits, eagle-eyed fans can spot a Power Ring on Chandler's hand, hinting at the superhero action to come.

"Lanterns" promises to be a thrilling detective drama, drawing inspiration from acclaimed series like "True Detective" and "Slow Horses." The show follows Chandler's Hal Jordan and Pierre's John Stewart as they team up to unravel a murder mystery that spirals into an even deeper and darker enigma. This series is a key component of James Gunn's expansive DC universe, which also includes "Creature Commando" and the forthcoming films "Superman" and "Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow."

Developed by the creative minds behind "Lost," Damon Lindelof, along with Chris Mundy and Tom King, "Lanterns" is set to adopt a darker, more grounded tone. James Gunn himself describes it as "very grounded, very believable, very real," a surprising twist on what fans might expect from a Green Lanterns television series.

Kyle Chandler, renowned for his role in "Friday Night Lights," brings a seasoned edge to his portrayal of an older Hal Jordan. Meanwhile, Aaron Pierre, who made a notable impact with "Rebel Ridge," steps into the role of John Stewart. Fans can mark their calendars for a 2026 premiere, coinciding with the release of the "Supergirl" movie, as they eagerly await this new addition to the DC saga.