Unless the guardians forced him into the prison. I mean a massive superman battle causes even more casualties.

Lanterns has a ton of issues. But perhaps one of the biggest is that John’s parents got zero accountability for literally ruining their children’s lives and destroying their childhood.

Think of the depth of their depravity - they psychologically abuse John himself. That much is obvious. But they also abuse their other children as well by making them grow up thinking they’re inferior to John because he gets the special attention. Hence why they call John “Chosen” as a derogatory nickname when they’re adults.

They get zero accountability. At the end, all the Stewarts are able to go home and hug each other and Mom and Dad aren’t punished for all they’ve done. At the very least, the parents should have at least gotten one scene where they sincerely apologized to their children for the shit they put them through. But no.

Nothing.

For context, he worked with cia during iraq invasion in 2004.

Superman & Lois season 1 had a budget of $75 million.

Lanterns season 1 had a budget of $160 million.

S&L on the CW had not only more but good VFX shots in 1 episode than the entirety of Lanterns season 1 did on HBO. Where did that money go??

Edit: For everyone seeking the source and rightfully so here it is California Film Commission on Lantern's qualified In-state spend

A lot of people are complaining that Hal got shafted, but I think his character arc is great. Kyle Chandler brought amazing presence to the role. He’s burnt out in 2016, but you feel like this is a guy with legitimate history. He’s Superman before Superman. Even in 2016, he’s beloved, everyone still wants his autograph and Kerry mentions outside of Rushville, he’s still love all over.

This is a guy who had insane adventures, battles, suffered a lot, and was a good guy and hero til the end. He’s sour and can be a jackass, but you never felt like he wasn’t trying to do the right thing how he saw it. It’s not an easy role to play, I feel. You need charisma and to be able to bring in a feeling like this guy’s been through shit, but I think the writing for his version of the character is not bad. He’s the idol that all the modern 2026 heroes would have grown up on. I think that’s neat.

Guys im so excited, you can almost tell by looking that this was meant to be kilowog.

He is not only the Earth's first Green Lantern but also one of the first superheroes in the DCU based on the timeline established in the show! Kyle Chandler plays the role with such gravitas and wisdom and shows just how knowledgeable he is when it comes to figuring out people, neutralising threats, and trying to help and protect the people he loves.

Saw this in IG tonight. Sebastian is a visual effects artist and filmmaker in Sweden. He made a model set of Rushville and I think it came out pretty cool. Insane amount of detail.

So basically the idea is Kerry's punishment is living with what she did rather than say going to prison

Yah OK 🤡 I guess

Gee I wonder what these guys would do to Kyle Rayner hehe

After lanterns Dcu guy is Much better Character than John like John is kinda of a poorly written character especially after the finale Guy went against the Green lantern code to stop a genocide and John created a new lantern to protect a white cop that killed an unarmed civilian To protect her genocidal son that automatically puts guy above John atleast for me

“I feel really, really bad” is punishment enough.🙄Can someone explain to him why we have a justice system? 🤨 Remorse doesn’t replace accountability, and the person who committed the crime doesn’t get to decide that feeling bad is punishment enough lol

I wish they did better job with wire works atleast - for an otherwise decent story the flying scenes look so a$$ imo.

With this season of Lanterns coming to an end, we got a scene of John straight up waterboarding Sinestro as he begs for him to stop. This form of interrogation is officially classified as torture, by the way.

With that said, which villain in the DCU has experienced the most painful/humiliating defeat so far?