It has already been established that a Green Lantern's ring enables him or her survive just about anything. This is further evidenced by the fact that Hal Jordan lived through a nuclear bomb being dropped on top of him.
There, Kyle Rayner's Green Lantern is called on to protect a city from the explosion of a nearby nuclear power plant. Not only does he protect the people from the actual blast, but also from the radiation fallout. Given that Rayner is sweating, it is likely that his construct was at the upper limit.
After being sucked by a black hole, the Green Lanterns reappear on the other side of the universe, on what was Sector 872. Being too far to return to Earth, they have no other choice than to keep going forward.
The original Green Lantern, Alan Scott's weakness to wood stemmed from his subconscious belief that his powers couldn't affect the material. The later Lanterns' weakness to the color yellow came from the Fear entity trapped within the Green Lantern Corps' central power battery.
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Who can easily beat Green Lantern?
As arguably the most powerful cosmic beings in their respective universes, Silver Surfer is far more likely to overpower Green Lantern. Firstly, his cosmic energy is far more pure and has an unlimited supply so long as he remains on his board.
Unfortunately, Blue Lanterns are only as strong as their connection to a Green Lantern, since hope is only as strong as the will to act; When separated from a member of the Green Lantern Corps, Blue Lanterns lose their heightened abilities.
In the right hands, there is little that a Green Lantern Power Ring cannot do. In the past, Green Lanterns of sufficient willpower have proven capable of harming Kryptonians like Superman.
All green lantern constructs rely on a key factor. The amount of willpower they put into their constructions. New 52 Superman power levels, were so high he could easily break through a Green Lantern construct.
At the time, the Green Lantern serving on the Justice League was Kyle Rayner, a graphic artist. Realizing that, as a visual artist, Kyle relied on his eyes to both draw and focus the energies of his ring, Batman decided the best way to neutralize Green Lantern was to blind him.
After obliterating one black hole with an atomic breath blast, Godzilla collided with another, yet somehow lived through it. His roar, heard at the end of the film, confirmed his miraculous survival. Godzilla's ability to walk away from being sucked into a black hole is a testament to his nigh-invulnerability.
Physical objects and individuals who get sucked into this black hole get disintegrated. Goku may be durable, but even his body cannot survive disintegration. He was able to overcome the weight of a black hole during the Tournament of Power, but suction is an entirely different issue.
He's powerful but not invincible, and there are ways to stop him. Hal Jordan, on the other hand, did not need any of these means to beat Superman. Instead, he uses the pure strength of the Green Lantern Corps, proving that a Green Lantern alone is powerful enough to defeat Superman.
The reason why Superman would be dangerous as a villain is the fact that he can survive any mass destruction weapon that would kill millions of people in one go,like nukes, is a walking apocalypse with the forces of a god, and the only things that can hurt or weaken him is magic, the UV radiation from a red sun, and ...
It's also worth noting that the Green Lantern Corps once had a policy against using Power Rings to kill – meaning that while a Green Lantern might be able to manifest Kryptonite radiation and hurt Superman or any other Kryptonians, they couldn't actually kill them without violating their oath.
Once a nuclear missile has been launched, there is very limited capabilities of stopping that missile. No nation has a credible system in place to combat launched nuclear weapons.
Way back in DC Comics history, Green Lantern Hal Jordan was once possessed by the fear entity called Parallax, and now that terrible moment has aided him in beating the nigh-omnipotent villain known as Darkseid.
In its best-known form, it is a green, crystalline material originating from Superman's home world of Krypton that emits a unique, poisonous radiation that can weaken and even kill Kryptonians.
Who is more powerful, Wonder Woman or Green Lantern?
The Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) would likely win due to his abilities that allow him to attack from a distance. Seeing as Aquaman is more-or-less a close-combat fighter, Green lantern could take the advantage to fly out of the Atlantean's range, and create constructs to devastate from afar.
While we could see Hulk eventually being able to shatter Green Lantern's powerful energy constructs given enough time and strength increases, Green Lantern is just as likely to take Hulk out in a number of ways that get around his brute strength.
In Marvel Comics, Thanos is an ultimate villain who needs no introduction, but when it comes to DC Comics powerhouses, the Green Lantern Corps is a group of beings who are so powerful that they could easily stop Thanos dead in his tracks.
Hal Jordan, a.k.a. The Green Lantern, is a very powerful superhero. He has one of, if not the, strongest wills in the galaxy. As a result, he overmatches many of his foes when he has his ring on. Although Batman is one of the most dangerous people/heroes on Earth, Green Lantern would beat Batman in a fight.
Thaal Sinestro (/sɪˈnɛstroʊ/) (or simply Sinestro) is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics, particularly those featuring Green Lantern. Created by John Broome and Gil Kane, Sinestro is a former Green Lantern Corps member who was dishonorably discharged for abusing his power.
The Gray Lantern Corps is one of the Lantern Corps. The Gray Lanterns draw their power from their members' absolute apathy. As such, only members of Hattar's species can qualify for being Grey Lanterns.
Sinestro is the main antagonist of Green Lantern: First Flight. He was one of the greatest Green Lanterns in history, but he believed that the Guardians were unfit to keep peace and order across the universe with them simply capturing and arresting criminals instead of exterminating them, and so he betrayed them.
