Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT DC is taking another shot at a live-action Green Lantern adaptation with Lanterns, and if their past attempts have shown anything, it's that they need to get Green Lantern's costume right. Between Lanterns and Guy Gardner's appearance in Superman, the DCU already has three Green Lanterns.
9 John Stewart's Green Lantern Costume Should Be More Reserved John Stewart First Appeared In Green Lantern #87 John Stewart is a bit more reserved than Hal Jordan, and certainly more toned down than Guy Gardner. Often, his Green Lantern suit is similarly low-key to reflect his more reserved nature. John's most iconic look is a mostly black suit with green running along his shoulders and down to his chest.
7 The Green Lantern Suits Should Be Practical DC Has Been Harshly Criticized For The Fully CGI Suit In Green Lantern A Green Lantern's costume is technically a hard-light construct created by their power ring. This is likely why 2011's Green Lantern made the choice to have Ryan Reynolds' version of Hal Jordan in a completely CGI suit. While this did make the suit look more like it was made out of light, it didn't really work on screen.
5 Green Lantern Rings Should All Be The Same The Green Lantern Ring First Appeared In All-American Comics #16 For both visual and character reasons, having each of the Green Lanterns in their own unique uniform makes a lot of sense. However, one aspect of their costumes that should be consistent is the Green Lantern ring itself. Green Lantern rings aren't unique to each user, but instead a standard issue ring created by the Guardians of the Universe and distributed to those deemed worthy.