\\\"Lanterns\\\" is shaping up to be a gripping detective drama, drawing inspiration from acclaimed series like \\\"True Detective\\\" and \\\"Slow Horses.\\\" The narrative will follow Chandler\\'s seasoned Hal Jordan and Pierre\\'s John Stewart as they team up to unravel a murder mystery that spirals into an even more sinister enigma. This series is a confirmed part of James Gunn\\'s expansive DC universe, which also encompasses projects like \\\"Creature Commandos\\\" and the eagerly awaited movies \\\"Superman\\\" and \\\"Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.\\\"

The show has been crafted by a talented team including Damon Lindelof, known for his work on \\\"Lost,\\\" alongside Chris Mundy and Tom King. James Gunn has teased that \\\"Lanterns\\\" will adopt a darker, more grounded tone, promising viewers a narrative that feels \\\"very believable, very real,\\\" and unlike anything traditionally associated with a Green Lanterns series.

Kyle Chandler, renowned for his role in the drama \\\"Friday Night Lights,\\\" brings a seasoned perspective to the role of Hal Jordan. Meanwhile, Aaron Pierre, who made waves with his performance in \\\"Rebel Ridge,\\\" steps into the shoes of John Stewart. \\\"Lanterns\\\" is slated for a 2026 premiere, aligning with the release of the \\\"Supergirl\\\" movie, promising an exciting year for DC fans.

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Lanterns First Look Shows Off Hal Jordan and John Stewart

by Skylar Mar 26,2025

We've been given our first glimpse at DC Studios' latest venture into the world of the Green Lanterns, and it's not just one but two heroes stepping into the spotlight. HBO has unveiled the initial images from the highly anticipated "Lanterns" TV series, which will feature Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart. Although neither actor is seen donning the iconic emerald green suit, keen-eyed fans can spot a Power Ring adorning Chandler's hand, hinting at the thrilling adventures to come.

"Lanterns" is shaping up to be a gripping detective drama, drawing inspiration from acclaimed series like "True Detective" and "Slow Horses." The narrative will follow Chandler's seasoned Hal Jordan and Pierre's John Stewart as they team up to unravel a murder mystery that spirals into an even more sinister enigma. This series is a confirmed part of James Gunn's expansive DC universe, which also encompasses projects like "Creature Commandos" and the eagerly awaited movies "Superman" and "Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow."

The show has been crafted by a talented team including Damon Lindelof, known for his work on "Lost," alongside Chris Mundy and Tom King. James Gunn has teased that "Lanterns" will adopt a darker, more grounded tone, promising viewers a narrative that feels "very believable, very real," and unlike anything traditionally associated with a Green Lanterns series.

Kyle Chandler, renowned for his role in the drama "Friday Night Lights," brings a seasoned perspective to the role of Hal Jordan. Meanwhile, Aaron Pierre, who made waves with his performance in "Rebel Ridge," steps into the shoes of John Stewart. "Lanterns" is slated for a 2026 premiere, aligning with the release of the "Supergirl" movie, promising an exciting year for DC fans.