The Flash from the comic books is insanely fast, to the point that he can travel at a freakin' attosecond — this easily makes him stronger than a Green Lantern. But the Flash from the DCAU is overlooked due to his immature nature.
"Faster Than Fear": Superman Just Proved He Can Beat Green Lantern in 1 Move. Jon Kent cuts a path through the Justice League, outpacing one universe's Hal Jordan and proving that even fear cannot slow Superman down.
As one of the few Green Lantern weaknesses, Captain Marvel's energy blast would theoretically be powerful enough to both weaken and break through his constructs, making her the more likely victor in a confrontation between the two.
Kyle Rayner was the most powerful and noteworthy of all the people who ever became a White Lantern. For a long time, Kyle Rayner held the place of the most powerful Lantern in the galaxy, let alone among humans.
First the greatest of the Green Lanterns and then their greatest enemy, Sinestro remains one of the DC Universe's most enduring antagonists. After becoming a Lantern to further instill order over the galaxy, Thaal Sinestro put his homeworld of Korugar under his own totalitarian control.
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 color yellow is Green Lantern's primary weakness, but he was able to use it to save the Justice League. In 1960's Brave and the Bold #30, the Justice League confronts the android Amazo for the first time.
The series features Cyborg Superman, Batman as a Green Lantern, Sinestro and Star Sapphire, all from Geoff Johns' historic run on GREEN LANTERN and featured prominently in the popular "Sinestro Corps War" story arc!
There is no clear answer as to who would win in a fight between Green Lantern and Thor, as both are incredibly powerful superheroes. However, if it came down to it, Thor would likely have the advantage, due to his ability to control the weather and his powerful hammer Mjolnir.
While Sodam Yat's combination of Kryptonian strength and unlimited creative potential as a Green Lantern makes him a formidable foe who could stand toe to toe with the Hulk, his time as the host of the Ion entity would ensure him a victory against the Hulk.
That depends on how they fight. If the Lanterns fights by Hulks rules in a straight up fight, then the Hulk will win, but if the Lantern is clever and uses his brain to out think and avoid Hulk, the Lantern has a good chance of winning.
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.
On paper, it seems like Green Lantern should be able to defeat Black Bolt or at least hold his own against the Inhuman monarch. The Green Lantern ring gives its bearer a wide range of offensive and defensive options and on top of that, Hal Jordan has gotten through some pretty hardcore beating in his day.
However, with Wade Wilson's long history of taking down physically superior opponents with a disarming quip and well-placed bullet, Deadpool would be no slouch squaring off against even the greatest Green Lantern of them all.
Likewise, if Hal Jordan was fighting without Nezha's power, Superman could easily break through his constructs. Thus if Superman fought a Green Lantern one on one, Alan Scott would be the only one who could defeat him. Batman/Superman: World's Finest #4 is now available from DC Comics.
Technically, yes. Realistically, no. They'd be able to easily create a simulacrum of Mjolnir absolutely no problem. Generating a construct that resembles Mjolnir would be child's play to even a rookie member of the Green Lantern Corps.
The Joker is widely regarded as one of the best comic book villains of all time, and in DC Comics' sprawling multiverse, a version of him exists that can wield the immense power of a Yellow Lantern; it's just too bad his powers — and his appearance as a Lantern overall — is one of the biggest letdowns in this new ...
Superman had been chosen TWICE by the ring to become the next GL. The first was when Abin Sur was dying and the second one was when Hal Jordan was dying. However, there is a clause in the ring that prevents him from being a Green Lantern. A chosen GL of a particular sector MUST be a native of that planet's sector.
However, fixing the Green Lantern Corps' weakness to yellow was a little more complex. During the Green Lantern's Rebirth era under Geoff Johns, it was revealed that the "Yellow Impurity" was the result of the fear entity known as Parallax being trapped within the Central Power Battery, the rings' source of power.
He also retroactively developed a specific weakness akin to Superman's vulnerability to kryptonite or Green Lantern's vulnerability to the color yellow: Aquaman had to come into contact with water at least once per hour or he would die.
