As a vigilante, Batman frequently acts outside of the law, where Hal feels it's his core responsibility to enforce that very law. Metaphorically, Batman is the darkness, and the Green Lanterns represent the "brightest" light placing the pair fundamentally in opposition.
Of all the members of the Justice League, no two heroes are more at odds with one another than Batman and Green Lantern. Why do they seem to despise one another so much? Much of it has to do with their methods of seeking justice being pretty diametrically opposed as well as their personalities.
Batman has one of the strongest wills in the entire DC Universe, his willpower is certainly comparable to that of Hal Jordan, but Batman also has one of the darkest histories and most traumatic childhoods of any hero in the DC universe, which is why Batman will never get to use a Green Lantern ring.
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.
The comic is an Elseworlds story in which Bruce Wayne becomes the Green Lantern instead of Hal Jordan. This one change creates a domino effect which alters many events and characters in the DC Universe. The story draws heavily from related Batman comics, including Batman: Year One and The Killing Joke.
So the next time Batman is described as the Dark Knight, or the World's Greatest Detective, keep in mind that Batman also holds the title of being a Green, Yellow, Black and White Lantern, an accomplishment that reflects on him as one of the most worthy and competent champions for a power ring in the entirety of the DC ...
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 ...
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 both cases, Batman used Hal's emotions to distract him and steal his ring. In the first example, Green Lantern simply lets his anger make him lose focus, as Robin easily swiped the ring with relative ease.
His native planet is in Sector 2813, and as such he cannot become a Green Lantern of Sector 2814. If he moved to a planet within 2813, maybe he could get a ring. But Clark would never abandon Earth to do that, so he won't be chosen as a Green Lantern.
This Green Lantern worked tirelessly to try and save the planet, but every DC fan knows his efforts ultimately fail. The Green Lantern was worked so hard trying to save the planet that he eventually blinded himself and Krypton explodes because he can't get the materials to stabilize the planet in time.
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. After all, it's a weapon of evil and it's possible he associates the ring directly with what it represents.
When readers think about the villain Batman hates the most, the first character that comes to mind is the Joker or perhaps one of his other biggest rogues such as Mr. Freeze, Penguin, or The Riddler.
Nearly everything about Hal's methods are the opposite to what someone like Batman would do, which may be why the Caped Crusader just can't stand the hero. Batman didn't get the World's Greatest Detective moniker for nothing.
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.
To deal with Darkseid, Batman and the Justice League forged the Hellbat armor, equipping it with enough power to beat the god right out of Darkseid; that's exactly what Batman did.
Thanos exists in a realm Batman could not even concieve of. Batmans armours are not as good as Iron Man, he is equal in fighting skill to Captain America and they were easily defeated. Unless you think he can “detective the hell out of Thanos” it's quite obviously no.
It's nothing short of a miracle Batman is able to survive an entire encounter with Doomsday. He can't rely on his brains to get him out of a fight with an unstoppable war machine, but his reflexes are enough to keep him alive, although by the end he's barely able to stand.
Despite his immense power, the Hulk has been defeated by heroes like Wolverine, Iron Man, Puck, and the Punisher. Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, and the Thing have also managed to take down the Hulk using their intelligence, teamwork, and unique abilities.
Space Ghost's intangibility allows him to avoid the best offense Green Lantern can muster. Even when Hal goes on the defense and forms a shield, Space Ghost effortlessly knocks him out with a concussive beam. While Space Ghost is enough to make Hal sweat, he'd probably be in danger with the Avengers' Vision as well.
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.
According to the Joker, his wife (who often mentioned that he needed to "smile more") found herself in trouble with gambling sharks who "carved her face." As the pair couldn't afford surgery, and in an effort to reassure his wife that he didn't care about her scars, the Joker disfigured himself in solidarity.
Gray Lanters are an unknown lantern corps that very few entities in the universe are even aware exist. They represent the emotion of no emotion. This is not to say that Gray lanterns are incapable of emotions but they generally do not display or feel strongly about anything.
The Gold Lantern is Kala Lour, a filipino member of the Legion of Super-Heroes and the Lantern Order of the Gold in the Post-Rebirth future. He was a blind schoolteacher when the Elders of Oa offered him as their ambassador for membership in the Legion, with a Gold Lantern Ring.
