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Green Lantern #67
DC
•
1969
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Rori Dag, the first Green Lantern, a title given to Volthoom in the Modern Era
1st appearance of Rori Dag, the first Green Lantern, a title given to Volthoom in the Modern Era
Green Lantern Corps #1
DC
•
2025
•
Vol. 4
1st appearance of Vexar'u, a Green Lantern
Green Lantern #22
DC
•
1992
•
Vol. 3
1st appearance of Kreon, a warlord recruited to the Green Lantern Corps
1st appearance of Kreon, a warlord recruited to the Green Lantern Corps
Green Lantern #49
DC
•
1994
•
Vol. 3
Iconic cover art
1st appearance of Ke'Haan, a Green Lantern who operated under the lead of Kilowog
1st appearance of Hannu, a member of the Green Lantern Corps who oversees Sector 2
Iconic cover art
1st appearance of Ke'Haan, a Green Lantern who operated under the lead of Kilowog
1st appearance of Hannu, a member of the Green Lantern Corps who oversees Sector 2
Free Comic Book Day 2012: The New 52 #1
DC
•
2012
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Green Lantern, Simon Baz
Batman: Fortress #4
DC
•
2022
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of D'ayl, a Green Lantern who resembles a squirrel
Green Lantern #21
DC
•
2013
•
Vol. 5
1st appearance of Two-Six, a Numerican Green Lantern
1st appearance of Gazzl, a Green Lantern from Sector 1122
1st appearance of Nemux, a Green Lantern from Sector 1006
1st appearance of MukMuk, a fish-like Green Lantern
1st appearance of Relic, an enemy of the Guardians of the Universe
1st appearance of Two-Six, a Numerican Green Lantern
1st appearance of Gazzl, a Green Lantern from Sector 1122
1st appearance of Nemux, a Green Lantern from Sector 1006
1st appearance of MukMuk, a fish-like Green Lantern
1st appearance of Relic, an enemy of the Guardians of the Universe
Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #1
DC
•
1992
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Jack T. Chance, a brutal Green Lantern who presides over a ruthless Sector
1st appearance of Jack T. Chance, a brutal Green Lantern who presides over a ruthless Sector
Green Lantern #13
DC
•
1991
•
Vol. 3
1st full appearance of Brik, a Green Lantern from the planet Dryad - appears much different in design than her cameo in the previous issue
1st full appearance of Brik, a Green Lantern from the planet Dryad - appears much different in design than her cameo in the previous issue
Green Lantern #9
DC
•
1961
•
Vol. 2
1st cover and 2nd appearance of Sinestro
1st appearance of Rori Stroh, Larvox, NautKeLoi, Chaselon, Xax - members of the Green Lantern Corps
1st appearance of Jim Jordan, the younger brother of Hal Jordan
1st cover and 2nd appearance of Sinestro
1st appearance of Rori Stroh, Larvox, NautKeLoi, Chaselon, Xax - members of the Green Lantern Corps
1st appearance of Jim Jordan, the younger brother of Hal Jordan
Justice League of America #141
DC
•
1977
•
Vol. 1
1st team appearance and origin of the Manhunters, an android law enforcement agency
DC Wiki cites Justice League of America #140 but it's the human Manhunter, Mark Shaw, who is introduced in DC Special #5
1st team appearance and origin of the Manhunters, an android law enforcement agency
DC Wiki cites Justice League of America #140 but it's the human Manhunter, Mark Shaw, who is introduced in DC Special #5
Justice League #31
DC
•
2014
•
Vol. 2
1st full appearance of Jessica Cruz
Jessica Cruz chosen by Volthoom to become Power Ring
1st full appearance of Jessica Cruz
Jessica Cruz chosen by Volthoom to become Power Ring
Earth 2 #1
DC
•
2012
•
Vol. 1
Green Lantern, Alan Scott re-introduced as a gay man, revealed in issue #2, becomes Green Lantern in issue #3
Green Lantern, Alan Scott re-introduced as a gay man, revealed in issue #2, becomes Green Lantern in issue #3
Far Sector #1
Young Animal
•
2019
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Green Lantern, Sojourner Mullein
Green Lantern Legacy #1
DC
•
2020
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Tai Pham, a Green Lantern who inherited his ring from his grandmother
1st appearance of Tai Pham, a Green Lantern who inherited his ring from his grandmother
Green Lantern #26
DC
•
2008
•
Vol. 4
1st team appearance of the Alpha Lanterns: Boodikka, Chaselon, Green Man, Kraken and Varix
1st team appearance of the Alpha Lanterns: Boodikka, Chaselon, Green Man, Kraken and Varix
Green Lantern Corps #17
DC
•
2007
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Sodam Yat as Ion
Tales of the Green Lantern Corps Annual #2
DC
•
1986
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Sodam Yat, later introduced as Ion, prophesied to be the Ultimate Green Lantern
1st team appearance of the Children of the White Lobe, prophesied to contribute to the destruction of the Green Lantern Corps
1st appearance of Qull of the Five Inversions, a demon who foreshadowed the destruction of the Green Lantern Corps to Abin Sur
1st appearance of T:D:H:D, the Mad God
Written by Alan Moore in 1986, the prophecy of Qull was the foundation of the Sinestro Corps War and Blackest Night storylines, written by Geoff Johns 20 years later
1st appearance of Sodam Yat, later introduced as Ion, prophesied to be the Ultimate Green Lantern
1st team appearance of the Children of the White Lobe, prophesied to contribute to the destruction of the Green Lantern Corps
1st appearance of Qull of the Five Inversions, a demon who foreshadowed the destruction of the Green Lantern Corps to Abin Sur
1st appearance of T:D:H:D, the Mad God
Written by Alan Moore in 1986, the prophecy of Qull was the foundation of the Sinestro Corps War and Blackest Night storylines, written by Geoff Johns 20 years later
Adventure Comics #349
DC
•
1966
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Universo, a master hypnotist who was once part of the Green Lantern Corps
1st appearance of Rond Vidar, son of Universo and a Green Lantern in the 31st century
Revealed in letters page that Adventure Comics #346 'One of Us Is a Traitor' was written by a 14 year-old Jim Shooter
1st appearance of Universo, a master hypnotist who was once part of the Green Lantern Corps
1st appearance of Rond Vidar, son of Universo and a Green Lantern in the 31st century
Revealed in letters page that Adventure Comics #346 'One of Us Is a Traitor' was written by a 14 year-old Jim Shooter
Green Lantern #90
DC
•
1976
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Saarek, a member of the Green Lantern Corps who has the ability to communicate with the dead
1st appearance of Saarek, a member of the Green Lantern Corps who has the ability to communicate with the dead
Green Lantern Corps #217
DC
•
1987
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Driq, a highly regarded member of the Lantern Corps who was killed by Sinestro but continued to exist as a reanimated corpse due to a glitch in his power ring
1st appearance of Olapet, a nearly immortal creature whose mind enters a seedling when she dies
1st appearance of Flodo Span, a sentient gas
1st appearance of Driq, a highly regarded member of the Lantern Corps who was killed by Sinestro but continued to exist as a reanimated corpse due to a glitch in his power ring
1st appearance of Olapet, a nearly immortal creature whose mind enters a seedling when she dies
1st appearance of Flodo Span, a sentient gas
Green Lantern #1
DC
•
2018
•
Vol. 6
Non-Key
Premiere issue that sees Green Lantern in his role as an intergalactic police officer
1st appearance of an Anti-Matter Lantern, Hal Jordan
1st appearance of new Green Lanterns: Maxim Tox, Trilla-Tru and Floozle Flem, a sentient virus
Premiere issue that sees Green Lantern in his role as an intergalactic police officer
1st appearance of an Anti-Matter Lantern, Hal Jordan
1st appearance of new Green Lanterns: Maxim Tox, Trilla-Tru and Floozle Flem, a sentient virus
Green Lantern #55
DC
•
1967
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Zborra, a reptilian Green Lantern from Python IV
1st appearance of Charlie Vicker who becomes Green Lantern for a brief time in the next issue
1st appearance of Zborra, a reptilian Green Lantern from Python IV
1st appearance of Charlie Vicker who becomes Green Lantern for a brief time in the next issue
Green Lantern: Ganthet's Tale
DC
•
1992
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance and origin of Ganthet
Origin of the Guardians of the Universe
1st appearance and origin of Ganthet
Origin of the Guardians of the Universe
Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #6
DC
•
1993
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Laira Omoto, Green Lantern of Jayd, in a flashback
Green Lantern #5
DC
•
1990
•
Vol. 3
1st appearaence of Tomar-Tu
Green Lantern Corps: Recharge #1
DC
•
2005
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Dr. Soranik Natu, a neurosurgeon and the daughter of Sinestro
1st appearance of Isamot Kol, a Lizarkon from Thanagar saved by the Lanterns from execution
1st appearance of Dr. Soranik Natu, a neurosurgeon and the daughter of Sinestro
1st appearance of Isamot Kol, a Lizarkon from Thanagar saved by the Lanterns from execution
Tales of the Green Lantern Corps #1
DC
•
1981
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Arisia Rrab, a Green Lantern
Origin of Green Lantern and the Guardians
1st team appearance of the Green Lantern Honor Guard, a group of Lanterns not confined to one sector
1st appearance of Arisia Rrab, a Green Lantern
Origin of Green Lantern and the Guardians
1st team appearance of the Green Lantern Honor Guard, a group of Lanterns not confined to one sector
Green Lantern #4
DC
•
2005
•
Vol. 4
1st appearance of Green Lantern Corps: B'dg, Brokk, Grumb and Lok Neboora
1st appearance of Green Lantern Corps: B'dg, Brokk, Grumb and Lok Neboora
Green Lantern #6
DC
•
1961
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Tomar-Re, mentor to Hal Jordan and other Lanterns
1st appearance of Tomar-Re, mentor to Hal Jordan and other Lanterns
Green Lantern #7
DC
•
1961
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance and origin of Sinestro, known as the greatest of all Green Lanterns until it was discovered he used the power ring to enslave the sector he was charged to protect
1st appearance and origin of Sinestro, known as the greatest of all Green Lanterns until it was discovered he used the power ring to enslave the sector he was charged to protect
Justice League International #10
DC
•
1987
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of G'Nort
Green Lantern #12
DC
•
2006
•
Vol. 4
1st appearance of Green Lantern Corps members: Relok Hag, Lashorr
All-American Comics #16
DC
•
1940
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance and origin of Green Lantern, Alan Scott
Green Lantern #19
DC
•
1991
•
Vol. 3
1st appearance of Green Lantern, Yalan Gur
Green Lantern #20
DC
•
1992
•
Vol. 3
1st appearance of Boodikka, a powerful female Alpha Lantern
Showcase #22
DC
•
1959
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance and origin of Hal Jordan as Green Lantern
1st appearance Carol Ferris, later becomes the second Star Sapphire
1st appearance and death of Abin Sur, an alien who gave Hal his ring as he died
First mention of the Green Lantern Corps
[January 2023 - Hal Jordan and John Stewart will lead a new Green Lantern TV series inspired by True Detective]
1st appearance and origin of Hal Jordan as Green Lantern
1st appearance Carol Ferris, later becomes the second Star Sapphire
1st appearance and death of Abin Sur, an alien who gave Hal his ring as he died
First mention of the Green Lantern Corps
[January 2023 - Hal Jordan and John Stewart will lead a new Green Lantern TV series inspired by True Detective]
All-Star Squadron #25
DC
•
1983
•
Vol. 1
1st team appearance of Infinity Inc: Brainwave Jr., Fury, Jade, Northwind, Nuklon, Obsidian, Silver Scarab
1st appearance of Obsidian, the son of Alan Scott and Rose aka Thorn
1st appearance of Silver Scarab, Hector Hall, the son of the Golden Age Hawkman and Hawkgirl
1st appearance of Jade, briefly becomes Earth's Green Lantern
1st appearance of Nuklon, later becomes Atom-Smasher
1st team appearance of Infinity Inc: Brainwave Jr., Fury, Jade, Northwind, Nuklon, Obsidian, Silver Scarab
1st appearance of Obsidian, the son of Alan Scott and Rose aka Thorn
1st appearance of Silver Scarab, Hector Hall, the son of the Golden Age Hawkman and Hawkgirl
1st appearance of Jade, briefly becomes Earth's Green Lantern
1st appearance of Nuklon, later becomes Atom-Smasher
Green Lantern #30
DC
•
1964
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Katma Tui, member of the Green Lantern Corps who replaced Sinestro as the Lantern of Sector 1417
1st appearance of Katma Tui, member of the Green Lantern Corps who replaced Sinestro as the Lantern of Sector 1417
Green Lantern #48
DC
•
1994
•
Vol. 3
1st cameo appearance of Kyle Rayner, final page, later becomes the third Green Lantern
1st cameo appearance of Alexandra DeWitt, Rayner's girlfriend who is brutally murdered in the controversial issue Green Lantern #54
1st cameo appearance of Kyle Rayner, final page, later becomes the third Green Lantern
1st cameo appearance of Alexandra DeWitt, Rayner's girlfriend who is brutally murdered in the controversial issue Green Lantern #54
Justice League #50
DC
•
2016
•
Vol. 2
Jessica Cruz becomes a Green Lantern
Death of Myrina Black
1st appearance of Jason, Wonder Woman's brother
Batman reveals that the Mobius Chair informed him that there are three individual Jokers who he has faced throughout the years
Jessica Cruz becomes a Green Lantern
Death of Myrina Black
1st appearance of Jason, Wonder Woman's brother
Batman reveals that the Mobius Chair informed him that there are three individual Jokers who he has faced throughout the years
Green Lantern #56
DC
•
1967
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Charlie Vicker as a Green Lantern
Green Lantern #59
DC
•
1968
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Guy Gardner, Hal Jordan's backup Green Lantern
Green Lantern #87
DC
•
1971
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Green Lantern, John Stewart
[October 2024 - Aaron Pierre cast as John Stewart in the Lanterns]
2nd appearance of Green Lantern, Guy Gardner
1st appearance of Green Lantern, John Stewart
[October 2024 - Aaron Pierre cast as John Stewart in the Lanterns]
2nd appearance of Green Lantern, Guy Gardner
Green Lantern #148
DC
•
1982
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Ch'p, a chipmunk Green Lantern rescued from execution by the Guardians of the Universe
[November 2025 - an HBO Upfront event that showed a clip of The Lanterns described as a western-toned series set in rural America, with Hal Jordan training John Stewart and reportedly, a squirrel Green Lantern was mentioned who could be Ch'p]
1st appearance of Ch'p, a chipmunk Green Lantern rescued from execution by the Guardians of the Universe
[November 2025 - an HBO Upfront event that showed a clip of The Lanterns described as a western-toned series set in rural America, with Hal Jordan training John Stewart and reportedly, a squirrel Green Lantern was mentioned who could be Ch'p]
Green Lantern #149
DC
•
1982
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Salaak, Keeper of Records for the Corps, including the Book of Oa
1st appearance of Salaak, Keeper of Records for the Corps, including the Book of Oa
Green Lantern #182
DC
•
1984
•
Vol. 2
John Stewart becomes the new Green Lantern after Hal quits in issue #181
John Stewart becomes the new Green Lantern after Hal quits in issue #181
Green Lantern #185
DC
•
1985
•
Vol. 2
Origin of John Stewart
Green Lantern #188
DC
•
1985
•
Vol. 2
1st appearance of Mogo, a living planet and a Green Lantern
1st appearance of Bolphunga, a bounty hunter - voiced by professional wrestler Roddy Piper in the Green Lantern: Emerald Knights (2011) animated movie
1st appearance of Mogo, a living planet and a Green Lantern
1st appearance of Bolphunga, a bounty hunter - voiced by professional wrestler Roddy Piper in the Green Lantern: Emerald Knights (2011) animated movie
Green Lantern Corps #201
DC
•
1986
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Kilowog, a Bolovaxian alien with phenomenal strength and intellect
1st appearance of Kilowog, a Bolovaxian alien with phenomenal strength and intellect
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