\\\"Lanterns\\\" promises to be a gripping detective drama, drawing inspiration from acclaimed series like \\\"True Detective\\\" and \\\"Slow Horses.\\\" The show will see Chandler\\'s Hal Jordan teaming up with Pierre\\'s John Stewart to unravel a murder mystery that spirals into an even more ominous enigma. This series is firmly embedded within James Gunn\\'s expansive DC universe, alongside projects like \\\"Creature Commando\\\" and the much-anticipated \\\"Superman\\\" and \\\"Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow\\\" films.

Developed by the creative minds of Damon Lindelof, known for his work on \\\"Lost,\\\" alongside Chris Mundy and Tom King, \\\"Lanterns\\\" is set to adopt a darker, more grounded tone. James Gunn himself describes the series as \\\"very grounded, very believable, very real,\\\" promising an unexpected take on the Green Lanterns mythos.

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

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Hal Jordan and John Stewart Unveiled in Lanterns First Look

Author : Logan

Apr 24,2025

We're thrilled to share the first glimpse of DC Studios' newest venture, the "Lanterns" TV series, featuring not one, but two Green Lanterns. HBO has unveiled the initial images, spotlighting Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart. While the iconic emerald green suits are yet to be seen, eagle-eyed fans can spot the unmistakable Power Ring adorning Chandler's hand.

Kyle Chandler is Hal Jordan. Aaron Pierre is John Stewart. #Lanterns, the new HBO Original Series from DC Studios, is now in production. pic.twitter.com/1Tz30Xm8f0
— Max (@StreamOnMax) February 27, 2025

"Lanterns" promises to be a gripping detective drama, drawing inspiration from acclaimed series like "True Detective" and "Slow Horses." The show will see Chandler's Hal Jordan teaming up with Pierre's John Stewart to unravel a murder mystery that spirals into an even more ominous enigma. This series is firmly embedded within James Gunn's expansive DC universe, alongside projects like "Creature Commando" and the much-anticipated "Superman" and "Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow" films.

Developed by the creative minds of Damon Lindelof, known for his work on "Lost," alongside Chris Mundy and Tom King, "Lanterns" is set to adopt a darker, more grounded tone. James Gunn himself describes the series as "very grounded, very believable, very real," promising an unexpected take on the Green Lanterns mythos.

Kyle Chandler, renowned for his role in "Friday Night Lights," brings a seasoned perspective to the role of Hal Jordan, while Aaron Pierre, who made an impact with "Rebel Ridge," steps into the shoes of John Stewart. The series is slated to premiere in 2026, aligning with the release of the "Supergirl" movie, setting the stage for an exciting year for DC fans.