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However, Guy Gardner has made a few appearances over the years, including guest starring roles in series like Young Justice, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, and the 2011 Green Lantern animated ...

Nathan Fillion played the only Green Lantern we met in Superman, but he’ll have to share the stage with two others in Lanterns next year. The series stars Kyle Chandler as longtime Lantern Hal Jordan, ...

So, for a guy who likes to play flaws and flawed people, Guy Gardner is a gold mine.” (via Collider) For the unaware, Guy Gardner made his debut in the DC Comics Green Lantern #59 in 1968.

Since then, five other people have donned the title Green Lantern: Guy Gardner, John Stewart, Kyle Rayner, Simon Baz, and, most recently, Jessica Cruz.

Guy Gardner’s actions in Green Lantern: Fractured Spectrum #1 reinforce why he is actually a great member of the Corps. Gardner copied the Book of Oa, a sacred text for Green Lanterns.

By most appearances, Guy Gardner is a man’s man. He is stubborn and prone to charging into battle, even by the standards of the Green Lantern Corps, yet there are hidden depths to Guy’s character.

Guy Gardner’s addition to Superman: Legacy is interesting, as it will mark the first time Green Lantern will appear in a live-action film after more than a decade. While Hal Jordan and Jon ...

GUY GARDNER is a core member of the Green Lantern corps, and for a time a significant member of the Justice League. He was created by John Broome and Gil Kane and first appeared in Green Lantern ...

Yeah, I'm sold. Rather than the beacon of hope that Green Lantern Hal Jordan has been in the comics, Guy Gardner is someone who operates in the margins of being a hero, and have his own set of demons.

Guy Gardner is out to prove that he's one heck of a guy, even without a Green Lantern power ring. The cocky and brash red-haired superhero with the buzz cut has been stripped of his cosmic ...

Green Lantern #59 (DC, 1968) CGC FN/VF 7.0 Off-white pages. First appearance of Guy Gardner, who will feature prominently in the upcoming Green Lantern TV series.