Green Lanterns Podcast

#GLJune is back and we are bringing you The Flash and Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold!Issue 1: June 1, 2026 - The LanternCasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/6TIOOW3U8IJlM3QRAXnYLEIssue 2: June 8 by Lanterns Livehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWTqFa8aJQsIssue 3: June 12 by Mosaic Comicshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNAgkDu1CUEIssue 4: June 17 by Emerald Echohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K_WdzII7pk&t=361sIssue 5: June 23 by @GreenLanternsPodcastIssue 6: The Blog of Oa - Link coming soonChapters00:00 Introduction to GL June01:21 Overview of the Comic Issue01:53 The Green Lantern Corps and the Light Mass03:19 Barry Allen's Involvement05:08 Hal Jordan's Response07:02 The Encounter with the Light Mass08:57 Barry's Plan to Overcome10:20 The Revelation of Sinestro12:32 The Final Confrontation14:26 Conclusion and Reflections

In this episode of the Green Lanterns Podcast, host Will Smith celebrates his birthday by diving into a detailed review of "Green Lantern Corps #12," written by Morgan Hampton. He shares his excitement about the comic, which he feels encapsulates everything he loves about the Green Lantern mythos, including the interplay between different Lantern Corps and the vibrant spectrum of emotions they represent. Will discusses the comic's plot, focusing on the characters' dynamics, particularly the conflict involving Larfleeze and the various Corps coming together to confront him. He emphasizes the comic's rich visuals and storytelling, which resonate deeply with his personal preferences for the series.As the episode progresses, Will elaborates on the themes of unity and power dynamics among the Lantern Corps, pondering the implications of characters being able to tap into different emotional spectrums. He expresses his enthusiasm for the potential directions the story could take, especially with the upcoming challenges facing Oa. The episode concludes with Will reflecting on the growth of his podcast and community, inviting listeners to celebrate his birthday by engaging with the content and sharing their thoughts.KeywordsGreen Lantern, comic book review, Will Smith, Green Lantern Corps, Larfleeze, emotional spectrum, podcast, comic book podcast, superhero comics, Lantern CorpsChapters00:00 Introduction and Birthday Celebration01:09 Comic Overview: Green Lantern Corps 1202:55 Plot Breakdown: Characters and Conflicts07:07 The Battle for Oa Begins17:36 Climactic Showdown and Future Implications20:58 Conclusion and Community EngagementShoutout to Riverside.fm! Riverside.fm is where I record and edit this podcast and then also turn it into Shorts and TikToks. It handles like 95% of all the behind the scenes and the only thing I do outside of it is make thumbnails in Canva. Riverside has made it where I normally would get very anxious about recording and editing and it has made the podcasting process a stressless experience. If you or somebody you know would like to try Riverside.fm out feel free to use my referral code here and get a discount if you commit: https://riverside.sjv.io/APM21aNext shoutout goes to hectorlizard who designed my website, www.GreenLanternsPodcast.com and goes way beyond expectations when it comes to quality as well as communication. He took care of me and has helped me get on the right path with all this content and I now consider him a friend. If you want to check out more of his work head to https://hectorlizard.me/

Lanterns first official teaser dropped on Friday during HBO's Upcoming 2026 sizzle real! And while it is only 12 seconds of footage its still more than we have ever had before! In this video I break down what we saw and speculate on what it all means.If you want to check out more of my stuff please head to my website: GreenLanternsPodcast.com which links to my social handles.If you want to discuss more Green Lantern goodness elsewhere please join us over on the official DC Comics discord server: https://discord.gg/3WBwEqfvTR

Link to the article: https://ew.com/nathan-fillion-superman-guy-gardner-playing-green-lantern-over-decade-dropping-f-bombs-11768435What do you think about Lanterns being rated R and Nathan saying he wasn't really filming with Hal?

Spoilers coming your way via reddit.com/r/LanternsTVSeries that might have plot details for the entirety of Season 1 of Lanterns. EPISODE 2: With Hal’s help, John and Sheriff Kerrie detain the alien suspects at the local police station. Hal recognizes them as a Horminth Collective, an amorphous flesh blob that can split into multiple shape-shifting bodies. He falls back into his old ways as GL, advising John and Kane to detain the suspects on the moon until they can be transferred to Oa. The Collective begs them for terrestrial containment, and John and Kerrie allow it. Angered by what he sees as lax treatment of a dangerous criminal, Hal relinquishes the ring to John and prepares to leave town again. John returns to investigating. Searching the ranch, he finds the strange energy signature again. It leads him to Alan Scott’s depowered ring, discarded in a field, but the stolen lantern remains missing. John interrogates the Horminth Collective, which insists it had nothing to do with Alan Scott’s murder but refuses to reveal why it is on Earth. Because of Hal’s advice being ignored, the Collective escapes captivity and John fails to stop them. Sheriff Kerrie proposes he ask Hal for assistance due to the former Green Lantern’s experience, but John is too proud to accept help. Kerrie goes to find Hal on his behalf, stopping him at a bus station at the edge of town. They discuss what happened to his life, and Hal reveals little while implying that he’s made a lot of decisions that he regrets. He decides to reluctantly stay and help John, but only because Kerrie asked him to. They get flirty, but stop short of reigniting any old flame between them due to Kerrie’s current marriage and family. John, meanwhile, is angry with himself for screwing up twice. We get some insight on his motivation through flash cuts of the past – he’s a war veteran and a former marine with some obvious emotional trauma weighing on him. He hunts down and captures a part of the Horminth Collective and notifies the sheriff that he’s done so. Once again, however, he’s ambushed by Collective drones from amongst a crowd of onlookers. John is hesitant to use his ring since he can’t tell which of the bystanders are innocent and which are Horminth shapeshifters. Sheriff Kerrie and Hal arrive to help, and there’s an action scene that mirrors a real-life riot in the downtown area of Hope Springs. Hal meets up with John in the middle of the brawl and coaches the younger GL on how to recognize the Horminth. With Hal’s guidance, John drops the entire Collective with one punch to the creature’s “brain” (disguised as a small child). The riot ends. Without waiting to detain the Horminth again, Hal begins brutally interrogating the creature in the middle of the street. John is perturbed by what is essentially torture, but Hal gets the Horminth to finally admit why it is on Earth: it was hired by “The Black Hand” to recover and traffic an item called “the Starheart,” and tells them where they can find it. After Hal finishes the interrogation, he tells John to throw the Horminth to the moon. John cannot bring himself to condemn the creature to misery, so he hands Hal the ring. Hal launches the creature into space in a sphere of green light, then cavalierly hands the ring back to John. John is unsettled by the ease with which Hal is willing to inflict pain on another creature. END EPISODE 2

Welcome back Poozers! This is the second annual #GLJune - a series of Podcast put together amongst the Green Lantern Podcasting community where we cover a handful of stories as a group. Below is the list of other episodes before and after this one. Please show them some love with a subscribe and a like. In this video I ONLY COVER MY ISSUE. Nothing before and nothing after. Part 1: Emerald Echo covers New Titans issue 124 Part 2: Podcast of Oa covers Green Lantern issue 65 Part 3: Mosaic Comics covers Darkstars issue 34 Part 4: Green Lanterns Podcast covers Damage issue 16 Part 5: The LanternCast covers New Titans issue 125