Black ( Green Lantern #20, 2013, in Geoff Johns' final Green Lantern issue).Orange (during the Krona war in 2011, dual-wielding with Yellow in Emerald Warriors #10).Yellow (pretty often actually, the most recent ones being, I think, the Krona war in 2011 and Injustice, both game and comics).Blue ( Green Lantern #38 as well, lasted for a couple issues).The last two have been introduced recently, Phantom in DC Rebirth's Green Lanterns and Ultraviolet in Justice League (2018 run).įor the sake of readability, all panels are linked to but not included, as it would distort the bullet list. Going strictly by the list of characters given in the question, and the known ring colors, which as of February 2020 are Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet, Black, White, Phantom and Ultraviolet. Many dead Lanterns were risen as Black Lanterns, but they didn't retain any of their former colors. Long story short: it isn't common for any Ring-based hero to use more than a single ring at a time, or for them to use rings of different colors simultaneously.ĭuring Blackest Night, Black Rings found dead (and later, formerly dead) characters. Batman still put him down with one punch. He couldn't use it very well (he didn't speak the language it used) but he made it work well enough. This was the ring he used when he went up against (and was put down by) Doomsday. Guy Gardner wore a Yellow Ring for a while, back before he became the Warrior (let's not talk about that, ok? It was the 90s, it was a bad time). Further back in time, Sinestro gave up his Green Ring in favor of the first Yellow Ring (alternatively, as the backstory changes, he was given the boot from the GL Corps and forged the Yellow Ring). Hal has also worn a red ring (briefly), it seems:įrankly, I'd be willing to guess that Hal has worn more rings than anyone else, because the War of Light was seen by many writers as a way to dress Hal up in as many costumes as they could.Īll of the above happened during the War of Light. Hal didn't want the blue ring to start with, and wearing two colored rings interfered with his ability to use either properly. It didn't let go until he had mastered it (by telling it what he hoped for) and then it was released. Hal Jordan briefly had a Blue Ring forced upon him. A few of the Sinestro Corps (Yellow Lanterns) converted to Star Sapphires (Violet Lanterns) this way, though they then stopped wearing their Yellow Rings.
They were encased in sapphire and essentially brainwashed to serve as Star Sapphires. The Star Sapphires had a habit of kidnapping other ring bearers (especially those with yellow rings) and 'converting' them. It didn't last long, Mogo helped him purge the red energy from his system. Guy Gardner was once possessed by a Red Ring. Mongul briefly possessed several Yellow Rings, which he thought made him stronger (and given your belief partially powers any ring, may have been true) before he was beaten into the pavement by Sinestro. This is more than just a general rule for the Green Lantern Corps, in fact: with the exception of the Orange Lanterns (all of whom are Ring Constructs of people Larfleeze has killed and/or eaten) each Lantern is a member of a single Corps and has a single ring. For Hal has sworn the oath of every Green Lantern-that no evil will escape his sight.As a general rule, each Green Lantern has one green ring. But despite the strain his Green Lantern identity has put on his life, Hal is an honest man who can operate without fear, and is always willing to protect those in need -whether alone, with the Corps or alongside the Justice League and Earth’s other Super Heroes.
He’s had to fight not only enemies, but often friends, colleagues and loved ones. Hal’s life as a Green Lantern has not been easy. Upon his death, Abin entrusted his ring and duties as the Green Lantern of Earth’s space sector to Hal Jordan. Abin explained that he was a member of the Green Lantern Corps, an organization of beings from across the cosmos, armed with power rings fueled by the green energy of all willpower in the universe. The second was when, as an adult and trained pilot himself, he was summoned to the crashed wreckage of a spaceship belonging to an alien named Abin Sur. The first time was when he witnessed the death of his father, pilot Martin Jordan. Hal Jordan’s life was changed twice by crashing aircraft. Test pilot Hal Jordan went from being a novelty, the first-ever human Green Lantern, to one of the most legendary Lanterns to ever wield a power ring.
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