The Sinestro Corps, occasionally known as the Yellow Lantern Corps, is a supervillainous group and analog to the Green Lantern Corps in the DC Universe. They are led by Sinestro, and derive power from the emotional electromagnetic spectrum of fear.
The Orange Ring is arguably the most powerful in sheer raw power alone, as it is at its most potent when wielded by one wielder; and that being Larfleeze.
From the elaborate creations he builds to the brave way he fights interstellar foes, John Stewart has clearly hit new heights in this plot. The film discusses the jaw-dropping incidents that demonstrate his superiority over his colleague Green Lantern, Hal Jordan.
And as it turns out, the original Green Lantern Alan Scott is actually more powerful than the more well-known modern Green Lantern Hal Jordan. Alan Scott was the original Green Lantern during the Golden Age of Comics, having ben introduced in 1940.
On their own, these Blue Lanterns are severely limited, with healing abilities augmented by the power to fly and maintain a protective field when traveling through harsh atmosphere. In these instances, an argument can be made that the Blue Lanterns are the weakest of the Corps.
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.
The Alpha Lantern Corps is an elite division within the Green Lantern Corps. Merged with their power batteries, these Alpha Lanterns act as the Internal Affairs division, investigating breaches in Corps law.
Kala Lour, a.k.a. the Gold Lantern, was created by Brian Michael Bendis, and debuted in Superman #14. Formerly a Filipino school teacher, Kala eventually joined the premier superhero team of the future, the Legion of Super-Heroes.
With this power, he could take things to the next level and clean up the streets of Gotham with much better efficiency. His city could be saved, once and for all. The short answer is that while Batman could use a Yellow Lantern ring, he doesn't because he chooses not to.
Sinestro believes himself to have been wronged by his former masters and now hates them just as much as the Weaponers do. Through their mutual hatred of the Guardians, Sinestro and the Weaponers become allies, with the Weaponers offering to help Sinestro gain his revenge.
So it's of no surprise that one of the most common rings Batman has had a chance to wield is also the most recognizable: the willpower-fueled ring of the Green Lantern Corps.
Instead, he uses the pure strength of the Green Lantern Corps, proving that a Green Lantern alone is powerful enough to defeat Superman. As it turns out, one of the more overlooked members of the Justice League may need a second evaluation from readers and critics.
Considering that the Yellow Lanterns draw their powers from the universe's collective fear, it stands to reason that the Sinestro Corps is more powerful than the Green Lanterns.
The White Lantern ring can channel all the energies of the emotional spectrum and serves as the counterforce of the Black Lantern rings. It can even overload and destroy them. The White Lantern Ring can easily outpower every other Energy Ring, making them the strongest Power Rings in DC Comics.
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 ...
Kyle was called "Omega Lantern" towards the end of Omega Men, and gave himself a new costume to match. He didn't get any powers beyond his (already vast) White Lantern abilities, though. Roy Harper gets a Black Lantern ring in Infinite Frontier, which is corrupted by Darkseid and turns Roy into a brainwashed pawn.
The Sinestro Corps, also called the Yellow Lanterns Corps, is one of several villainous groups found in the Green Lantern section of the DC Universe. They utilize the "yellow" power of fear (found in the cosmic entity Parallax) to enforce their own version of "justice" across the universe.
Alan knows Superman's weaknesses as well, and could use his magical energies in a variety of ways that could kill Superman, like driving an emerald stake through his heart. Superman knows that if Alan ever went evil, he couldn't fight him on his own.
Basically, Hal is above someone (Or rather, a group of people) who's/who are above Superman. But Superman has won against him. But Hal is stronger than someone stronger than Superman.
He also discovers his powers' weakness to wood when he is bludgeoned with a club. Alan is a founding member of the Justice Society of America, and is its second chairman. Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern, during the 1940s.
