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Issue references identify the series and publication year when titles repeat: Green Lantern (2005) #1 is a different book from Green Lantern (2021) #1. A cover date can differ from the day a comic went on sale; the reading guide orders stories and labels publication spans rather than treating those dates as events inside the fiction.

Sources beside the revised guides link to DC's issue listings, collected editions, and editorial retrospectives. Issue numbers support the reading sequence; publisher descriptions support the stated premise and collection contents. Commentary about a story's meaning is our interpretation. A bibliography is a starting point, not proof of every sentence in an older article.

New and revised guides separate a premise from optional plot outcomes, identify continuity, and mark their review date. Character histories are closed by default. Reading lists and character affiliations can still reveal that a character participates in a later story. For the distinctions between an original story, a later explanation, and a separate universe, see Which Green Lantern continuity?

Collection titles are reading references, not a promise of current stock or subscription availability. Compare the issue list in your edition; special issues and annuals are sometimes collected separately. The longer checklist is a selected route through the Lantern books, not every DC crossover appearance.

Editorial guidance reviewed November 4, 2026. Profile reference notes explain their scope: a debut reference, reading-list source, and fully supported biography are different things. Adding a reference does not certify every sentence of a legacy history. Suggest a correction with the page, series, issue, and relevant scene.

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Key comics cited

  • Green Lantern (vol. 2) #7 (1961)First appearance of Sinestro.
  • Showcase #22 (1959)First appearance of Hal Jordan and Carol Ferris.
  • Green Lantern (vol. 2) #87 (December 1971–January 1972 cover date)John Stewart's debut. DC's character profile; independent issue index distinguishing its 1971 release from its cover date.
  • Green Lantern (vol. 2) #59 (1968)First appearance of Guy Gardner.
  • Green Lantern (vol. 3) #48 (1994 cover date)Kyle Rayner's debut, before he receives the ring. DC's account of his introduction.
  • Green Lantern (vol. 3) #48–50 (1994)Emerald Twilight — Hal Jordan's fall.
  • Green Lantern: Rebirth #1–6 (2004–05)The modern saga begins.
  • Green Lantern (vol. 4) #21–25 (2007)The Sinestro Corps War.
  • Green Lantern (vol. 4) #25 (2007 on sale; 2008 cover date)Emotional-spectrum teasers include image cameos of Atrocitus, Larfleeze, Saint Walker, and Munk. DC confirms Atrocitus' debut; DCU Guide's independent issue index identifies the cameo appearances.
  • Final Crisis: Rage of the Red Lanterns #1 (2008)Introduces Bleez and Dex-Starr; Saint Walker's first full appearance follows his earlier image cameo. Independent debut distinction.
  • Green Lantern (vol. 4) #36–42 (2008–09)Rage of the Red Lanterns; Agent Orange.
  • Green Lantern (2005) #52 (2010)Part of the Blackest Night-era expansion of the entities; their introductions are not all the same issue. See the individual entity guides.
  • Blackest Night #0–8 (2009–10)The dead rise against every Corps.
  • Blackest Night #7 (2010)First appearance of the Life Entity.
  • Green Lantern #63–67 (2011)War of the Green Lanterns.

First-appearance references are listed on character pages. They identify publication history; they do not source every later event in a biography.

Artwork credits & provenance

Every local illustration has a record below. 91 of 194 files have supported named artist credits; 17 have an identified source with artist roles still pending; 85 remain unresolved, and 1 is an original site graphic. The artwork audit was reviewed November 4, 2026. Counts include repeated crops and resolutions.

“Credited” means the pictured artwork and the named role are supported by a publisher, an original creator post, a printed artwork credit, or an identified issue catalogue. It does not mean every inker, colorist, edition or download source is known. Each record states its evidence and gaps. Character creators and story writers are not automatically the artists of the image beside them.

Fan art, comic covers, interior panels and adaptation images are kept distinct. Wallpaper sites and unsigned reposts are research leads, not artist credits. Identified wrong-character portraits are withheld until a suitable replacement is found.

Browse by category. Records and their linked images can contain story spoilers.

Character portraits

Abin Sur Credited

Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #9 (2016), interior splash, cropped detail

Rafa Sandoval (interior pencils); Jordi Tarragona (interior inks); Tomeu Morey (interior colors).

An Emerald Space scene, not an illustration of Abin Sur’s arrival on Earth.

Compared the local crop with the complete Abin Sur splash: identical oversized battery, pose, face, ring glow and dialogue. The image catalogue associates the file with issue #9; DC identifies its art team and Emerald Space scene, and DCU Guide separates the pencils, inks and colors.

Still to establish:

  • The exact edition or web page from which the repository crop was originally downloaded is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Amon Sur Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Cropped comic panel of Amon Sur with arms spread and yellow energy; no issue number or signature survives the crop. Compare Sinestro Corps War appearances.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Arisia Rrab Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Inspected the local Arisia panel with the ANSWER ME balloon. An image-search result for the DC Database Prime Earth profile shows the same panel and gives the file Arisia_Rrab_Prime_Earth_0001.png. The exact source issue and its roles were not established.

Still to establish:

  • Trace the file history/category for Arisia_Rrab_Prime_Earth_0001.png to a complete issue page; profile identity and a repost are insufficient for an artist credit.
  • The exact edition or web page from which the repository crop was originally downloaded is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Arkillo Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Cropped panel of Arkillo raising a hand surrounded by yellow energy. His character identity alone does not establish its penciller or inker.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Ash Credited

Ash — Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #7 (1993), painted cover detail

Tony Harris (cover painting).

Downloaded the portrait from DCU Guide’s individually labeled Ash profile and compared it directly with the complete Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #7 cover. The blue face, pointed ear, goatee, green jacket emblem, glowing ring and doorway match. DCU Guide explicitly labels this image Ash and credits Tony Harris; Grand Comics Database independently identifies Ash as the cover subject and Harris as the cover painter, including colors. This is cover art, not the separately colored interior story.

Still to establish:

  • The reference host’s original scanning, cropping and color-adjustment process is not documented.
  • No reproduction license is documented; the record identifies the source and artist.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Atrocitus Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Rendered game-style image of Atrocitus in heavy red armor inside an industrial room. Investigate Injustice 2 screenshots/promotional assets; do not attach comic-book creator credits.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 9 pages.

Bdg Credited

Green Lantern (2011) #15 (released December 2012; February 2013 cover date), interior panel

Doug Mahnke (pencils); Alex Sinclair (colors).

Directly compared the local portrait with the final embedded panel in the contemporary December 20, 2012 review of Green Lantern #15. The squirrel pose, ring fist, orange explosion, black facial shading and YOU’RE NOT HAL JORDAN balloon match exactly. The DC Universe issue listing and DCU Guide/GCD issue indexes establish Doug Mahnke as penciller; the indexes identify Alex Sinclair as interior colorist. This establishes the issue and those roles without guessing which of its several inkers handled this panel.

Still to establish:

  • The specific panel inker is not established: the issue credits Christian Alamy, Mark Irwin, Tom Nguyen, Keith Champagne and Doug Mahnke.
  • The repository’s original download page or edition remains unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Black Hand Credited

Green Lantern (2011) #11 (2012), main cover, cropped detail

Doug Mahnke (cover pencils); Christian Alamy (cover inks); Alex Sinclair (cover colors).

The complete cover reproduced on the French collection has the same grinning face, WILLIAM HAND gravestone, hand placement and graveyard as the local crop. The issue #11 cover reproduction and DCU Guide establish the original cover and its distinct pencils, inks and color credits.

Still to establish:

  • The exact edition or web page from which the repository crop was originally downloaded is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

Bleez Credited

Lady Bleez (Earth-27 fan project), Phil Cho commission (2018)

Phil Cho (illustration).

Compared local image with the creator-hosted original: the pose, red armor, flaming skeletal wings, background and Phil Cho signature match. The creator page identifies Lady Bleez as an Earth-27 commission.

Still to establish:

  • This is an Earth-27 fan-project interpretation, not an illustration from a mainstream DC issue.
  • Original repository download and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 5 pages.

Boodikka Credited

Green Lantern Corps (2006) #63 (2011), Now and Forever! chapter one, story page 2, bottom two panels

Joe Prado (pencils and inks); Hi-Fi (colors).

The local two-panel image exactly matches the bottom two panels of story page 2 in the publisher’s public DC Universe preview. Matching details include the purple winged headpiece, approaching ring, transformed green armor and blue counselor narration. The preceding preview page explicitly prints ART BY JOE PRADO / COLORS BY HI-FI. GCD assigns Prado both pencils and inks on pages 1–5; the original-art dealer listing independently identifies story page 2 as Prado pencils and inks.

Still to establish:

  • The repository’s original download page or edition remains unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Brother Hynn Credited

Blackest Night #0 (2009), Blue Lantern Corps profile, cropped detail

Doug Mahnke (profile pencils); Tom Nguyen (profile inks); Nei Ruffino (profile colors).

The local orange-skinned, robed Brother Hynn matches the lower-right figure in DC’s complete, labeled Blue Lantern Corps reference. DCU Guide separately indexes the Blue Lantern Corps profile in Blackest Night #0 and its pencils, inks and colors.

Still to establish:

  • The profile was reprinted; the edition or web page from which the local crop was originally obtained is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Brother Warth Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

The local floating Warth image matches the Giant Bomb reference and the Comic Art Community gallery thumbnail. The gallery specifically attributes drawing to Ivan Reis and colors to Nei Ruffino. Its image filename includes GL_36_spoiler_alert_by_Bakanekonei; the issue #36 index independently lists those artists, but the complete issue page or original artist post was not recovered.

Still to establish:

  • Locate the original artist post or complete issue #36 page to distinguish published colors from a separate color presentation.
  • Gallery attribution is retained as a concrete lead; no issue-specific inker is inferred from the series art team.
  • The exact edition or web page from which the repository crop was originally downloaded is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Bzzd Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Two-panel comic crop combining a large crowd and a close-up of the tiny green Lantern. Establish the full story page; a generic Bzzd biography cannot supply an artwork credit.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Carol Ferris Credited

Green Lantern Corps #4 (2025), Jonboy Meyers variant cover, cropped detail

Jonboy Meyers (cover illustration).

Direct visual comparison with the artist-hosted original matches Carol’s face, spread hands, swept hair, jagged violet constructs and signature. Meyers sells the original variant with his artist signature; issue catalogues identify it as Green Lantern Corps #4.

Still to establish:

  • A separately credited colorist, if any, was not established; the supported role here is cover illustration.
  • The exact edition or web page from which the repository crop was originally downloaded is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 8 pages.

Charlie Vicker Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Black-and-white comic panel identifying actor Charlie Vicker beside a Green Lantern image. Green Lantern (1960) #55 is a plausible story lead; the exact panel and reprint/scanning edition require comparison.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Chp Credited

Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year Two (2014), digital chapter #10, collected in print issue #5, interior panel

Bruno Redondo (pencils); Julien Hugonnard-Bert (inks); Rex Lokus (colors).

Injustice continuity

Directly compared the local crop with the larger page reproduced in the May 29, 2014 Comicnewbies issue excerpt. Ch’p’s crossed arms, upright ears, split tail and blue-sky cloud shapes match exactly. The excerpt identifies digital chapter #10; DC’s contemporaneous article explicitly maps chapter #10 to print issue #5 and names Redondo, Hugonnard-Bert and Lokus. GCD’s print #5 story entry distinguishes their pencil, ink and color roles.

Still to establish:

  • The repository’s original download page or edition remains unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Despotellis Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Close-up of an orange microscopic organism in a yellow diagram frame, explicitly labeled DESPOTELLIS. Compare the Tales of the Sinestro Corps material and its issue-level art credits.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Dex Starr Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Blue-furred cat wearing a red ring against a dark space background. The illustration is isolated from its original page/post, so comic versus fan-art provenance remains open.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Fatality Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Full-body Star Sapphire illustration with one arm raised and violet energy. Match the costume, pose and background to the exact cover or interior before using a series-level credit.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Galius Zed Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Cel-style animation image of Galius Zed with a pale blue architectural background. Identify the film/episode and frame; the original comics creators are not animation artwork credits.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Ganthet Credited

Ganthet (Earth-27 fan project), commission (2018)

Phil Cho (illustration).

Fan-project interpretation of Ganthet, not a panel from DC’s main comic continuity. Replaces the previously mislabeled Highfather portrait; the previous image’s identifying evidence is preserved in the manifest.

Downloaded the Ganthet illustration directly from Phil Cho’s creator-hosted Guardians of the Universe post, dated October 22, 2018. The post individually labels this image Ganthet and identifies it as an Earth-27 commission for Roysovitch. The blue face, white ponytail, short goatee, clasped hands and purple robes match the labeled original.

Still to establish:

  • No reproduction permission or license is documented; attribution identifies the artist and source.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 11 pages.

Glomulus Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Orange construct crop duplicated inside the larger local larfleeze.jpg composition. The shared composition is a reliable relationship, but its original issue/page remains unverified.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Gnort Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Comic panel of the canine Lantern standing among damaged machines, with a large speech balloon. Use the complete dialogue and page sequence to establish its issue.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Graf Toren Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Comic panel of an orange-skinned bald Lantern held in a metal mesh with a speech balloon mentioning Guy Gardner. Compare Guy Gardner-era captivity stories; the crop alone does not fix the issue.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Green Man Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Close-up of a green alien in a black mask with yellow-lit eyes and dark surroundings. Match the complete panel before assigning a Green Lantern Corps art team.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Guy Gardner Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Isolated flying Guy Gardner illustration on white with foreshortened ring fist. Its removed background makes a cover, promotional-art or edited-cutout origin uncertain.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 10 pages.

Hal Jordan Credited

Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #45 (2018), Tyler Kirkham variant cover, cropped detail

Tyler Kirkham (cover pencils and inks); Arif Prianto (cover colors).

Visually compared local crop with the complete physical variant cover: identical split costume/flight jacket, face, ring flare and background. DC names Tyler Kirkham as the variant artist; the Grand Comics Database separately assigns pencils/inks to Kirkham and colors to Arif Prianto.

Still to establish:

  • The original repository download or textless edition source is unknown; the linked photograph is a matching edition reference, not a claimed download source.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 34 pages.

Hannu Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Comic panel of the large gray stone-skinned Lantern with a raised fist; another face is cut off at the lower edge. Compare the full Lost Lanterns page.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Indigo 1 Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Full-size local inspection shows a blond, pale-skinned male figure with a blue mask, staff and close-fitting blue-and-white uniform; the Indigo emblem is at upper left. This differs from the usual Iroque depiction, but no authenticated original or editor post establishes what this image represents.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Identity requires an exact authenticated source; possible fan recolor or alternate-character depiction remains a concern, not a confirmed mismatch.
  • Original illustration, editing history and role-specific credits remain unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 7 pages.

Isamot Kol Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Comic panel of a reptilian Lantern directing a green construct forward against a red star field, with another Lantern partly visible. Establish the surrounding page and exact issue.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Jack T Chance Credited

Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #1 (1992), cover

Flint Henry (cover art).

The local file contains the full identifiable #1 trade-dress cover. DCU Guide explicitly credits the cover art to Flint Henry, separately from the issue’s interior stories.

Still to establish:

  • Cover colorist and original repository download source have not been established.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Jade Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Blonde, human-skinned woman in a green mask and black leather jacket with folded arms. A matching Black Canary base illustration appears online, suggesting a recolored/edited image rather than an authenticated Jade portrait.

Still to establish:

  • Possible edited Black Canary base image: compare the full Mike McKone illustration and locate the recolor/editor post before classifying identity or assigning credit. Pinterest is a lead only.
  • No authenticated Jade-specific source or role-specific artwork credit has been established.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Jessica Cruz Credited

Green Lanterns #7 (2016), Emanuela Lupacchino variant cover, cropped detail

Emanuela Lupacchino (cover art); Tomeu Morey (cover colors).

Compared the local image with DC’s published crop: the green umbrella construct, hands, face and airborne debris match. The umbrella art is the #7 Lupacchino variant; DC’s issue listing identifies the variant artist and DCU Guide credits Tomeu Morey’s signed colors. GCD notes that a collected edition miscredits the variant’s colorist.

Still to establish:

  • The exact edition or web page from which the repository crop was originally downloaded is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Jo Mullein Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Full-size local inspection shows Jo with her right fist low at image left, her other arm across her chest and a diagonal torso against jagged green rays. Rechecked the full Far Sector #1 Martinbrough variant: both fists extend toward the viewer there, so it is a different drawing. The #1 McKelvie and main covers are also not exact matches.

Still to establish:

  • Find the exact later Far Sector cover, promotional illustration or Green Lantern (2021) cover; none was established in this pass.
  • Do not assign Stephen Sadowski, Jamal Campbell, Jamie McKelvie or Shawn Martinbrough from character/series associations alone.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

John Stewart Credited

Dark Nights: Death Metal #4 (2020), Stanley “Artgerm” Lau John Stewart variant cover, cropped detail

Stanley “Artgerm” Lau (cover art and colors).

The complete variant cover matches the local side-profile face, green eye and diagonal emerald beams. DC Connect #3, page 26, names the John Stewart variant artist; GCD independently assigns the cover pencils, inks and colors to Lau.

Still to establish:

  • The exact edition or web page from which the repository crop was originally downloaded is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 12 pages.

Karu Sil Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Karu-Sil crouches with her yellow construct pack around her, against a purple field. Match the full illustration and retain separate penciller, inker and colorist roles when known.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Katma Tui Credited

Katma Tui, Green Lantern of Korugar — Upper Deck Vs. System: DC Green Lantern Corps, card DGL-015 (2005)

Phil Noto (card illustration).

The local full illustration matches the physical card scan: Katma’s pose, glowing ring, pink planet, star field, and surrounding small spacecraft all align. The scan visibly prints Illus. Phil Noto beneath the art, and the seller’s card data independently transcribes Phil Noto as illustrator. Trading Card Database establishes set, year, and card number. This is trading-card artwork, not a panel from Katma’s debut comic.

Still to establish:

  • The credited primary artifact is a scan of the printed card hosted by an independent seller; the original Upper Deck image page was not located.
  • The original source of the local uncropped/full-art version is unknown.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Kilowog Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Dark, green-rimmed Kilowog portrait with the ring low in the composition and a mechanical background. Establish cover/interior/game provenance before naming contributors.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 8 pages.

Kryb Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Comic-panel crop of the blue Sinestro Corps member with the cage on her back and multiple text boxes. Compare the Sins of the Star Sapphire storyline and exact page.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Kyle Rayner Credited

Green Lantern (2023) #33 / legacy #600 (2026), David Nakayama variant cover, cropped detail

David Nakayama (cover art and colors).

Compared local crop with the complete textless variant: identical raised fist, facial features, new white-and-black costume and rainbow background; the full image is signed D.NA 11.25. DCU Guide identifies Cover B as David Nakayama art and color.

Still to establish:

  • The original repository download is unknown; the local crop omits the signature and lower costume.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 17 pages.

Laira Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Animation-style Laira with purple skin, red hair and a black-and-green costume on a plain gray background. Distinguish a licensed model sheet from fan art based on the Emerald Knights design.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

Larfleeze Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Wide comic panel of Larfleeze with orange construct heads around him and a MINE balloon. The glomulus.jpg file is a crop of this same composition.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 6 pages.

Lyssa Drak Credited

Lyssa Drak — fan-art digital painting (signed 2016)

Arkenstellar (digital illustration).

Creator-owned fan art; not an illustration from a published DC comic.

The original creator-hosted portfolio was opened successfully in Chrome and its full illustration visually compared with the actual local file: identical face, raised claw-like hand, floating open book, yellow chains, costume highlights and ARKENSTELLAR 2016 signature. The portfolio explicitly titles it Lyssa Drak, describes the character as the Keeper of the Book of Parallax, and includes a separate step-by-step painting image. This is an exact artwork match, not a credit inferred from a repost or signature alone.

Still to establish:

  • The original repository download route and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

Medphyll Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Digital painting signed AHRIMAN’13 at lower left. The signature is an identification lead, not independently confirmed authorship; establish the original creator post and character identity.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Miri Riam Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Flat-color female Star Sapphire illustration on an orange background, with a raised forearm and pink energy. Investigate commissioned fan-art galleries as well as comics.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Mogo Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Wide comic panel shows Mogo with a yellow-lit Corps symbol, surrounding Lanterns with yellow energy, and an Indigo-captioned line: MOGO. THEY GOT TO MOGO TOO. The local tomar-tu.jpg crops the same composition. This sharply narrows the lead to War of the Green Lanterns, particularly Green Lantern Corps (2006) #59–60; no exact full-page source was confirmed.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Match the complete published page before assigning Tyler Kirkham or any interior team; the storyline lead is not a verified issue/page identification.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Munk Credited

Green Lantern Corps (2006) #43 (2010), José Ladrönn variant cover, cropped detail

José Ladrönn (variant cover art).

Exact visual comparison with the publisher-hosted full cover: the staff, pose, orange ground, and surrounding Lanterns match. The full cover explicitly says MUNK!; this is Munk, not John Stewart. Independent issue catalogue DCU Guide explicitly credits variant cover B art to José Ladrönn. The earlier John Stewart/Green Lantern Corps #60 lead was disproved by direct comparison.

Still to establish:

  • The local file is a crop; its editing provenance and precise source edition are unknown.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Nekron Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Wide comic-panel crop with Nekron, a large scythe and undead figures. Establish its exact Blackest Night-era issue and page; a Nekron debut citation is not an artwork credit.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Queen Agapo Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Comic panel showing several Zamarons and explicitly labeling QUEEN AGA’PO. Compare Green Lantern Corps Star Sapphire scenes and the complete page.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Rankorr Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Comic panel of Rankorr’s transformation with the captions I AM A... A WHAT? and WHAT IS IT... I’VE BECOME? Compare Red Lanterns #5–6 and the complete page; the portrait is not identified as a different character.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Rot Lop Fan Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Isolated comic illustration of a pale eyeless alien with a wide head, green costume and white gloves. Compare Green Lantern profile art and the original F-Sharp Bell story without assuming the same illustrator.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Saarek Credited

Green Lantern Corps (2006) #28 (2008), cover artwork

Rodolfo Migliari (cover art).

Compared the local Saarek portrait with DC’s full #28 cover: the upward-facing orange head, arms spread behind him, folded legs, and surrounding ghostly Lantern skulls match exactly. Independent issue catalogue DCU Guide names Rodolfo Migliari for cover art, distinct from the Luke Ross/Fabio Laguna/Nei Ruffino interior team.

Still to establish:

  • The local file’s crop/text-removal provenance and exact source edition are unknown.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Saint Walker Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Horizontal close-up of Saint Walker against a luminous geometric background. Determine the original issue or creator post; the cropped composition does not establish an edition.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 8 pages.

Salaak Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Four-armed Lantern operating several floating green displays. Match the underlying Green Lantern Corps panel, including its background, before crediting the interior team.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Sayd Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Blue-skinned Guardian in a light robe with folded arms, framed by a dark environment. Establish which issue and page this cropped panel comes from.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

Scar Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Close-up of a disfigured Guardian with a dark toothy mouth, torn black robe and pale background. Compare Blackest Night-era Scar panels; do not infer a page credit from the debut date.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Simon Baz Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Cropped cover-style view of Simon flying toward the viewer with both arms extended and geometric green energy. Match the full cover and distinguish cover artists from interior artists.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Sinestro Credited

Green Lantern (2011) #52 (2016), New 52 homage variant cover artwork

Billy Tan (variant cover pencils and inks); Alex Sinclair (variant cover colors).

The local textless Sinestro illustration exactly matches the published #52 variant reproduced in The Brightest Day preview: pose, yellow fire, floating fear symbols, and signatures. DC identifies Billy Tan as the variant artist; independent issue catalogue Grand Comics Database separates Billy Tan pencils/inks from Alex Sinclair colors. The signature reads TAN 16 AFTER IVAN, a homage to Ivan Reis, not the previously recorded TAN 13 AFTER VAN SCIVER.

Still to establish:

  • The local textless file is identified by its underlying cover artwork; a specific variant printing or textless release is not established.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 20 pages.

Sister Sercy Credited

Sister Sercy — Blackest Night #0 (2009), Blue Lantern Corps profile detail

Doug Mahnke (profile pencils); Tom Nguyen (profile inks); Nei Ruffino (profile colors).

The existing character-reference crop was downloaded without image edits and compared directly with DC’s publisher-hosted Blue Lantern Corps illustration. The SISTER SERCY label, purple face, hood, hands, tapering costume and waterfall match exactly. DCU Guide and Grand Comics Database separately index the Blue Lantern Corps profile feature in Blackest Night #0 and identify Doug Mahnke, Tom Nguyen and Nei Ruffino in its pencil, ink and color roles.

Still to establish:

  • The reference host’s original cropping and scanning process is not documented.
  • No reproduction license is documented; the record identifies the source and artists.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Skallox Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Full-body skull-headed Red Lantern with a raised fist and diagonal red energy streaks. Match the precise cover or pin-up before assigning a Red Lanterns series artist.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Sodam Yat Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Close-up of Sodam Yat with a confident expression and yellow-green energy behind him. Determine the full page/cover and whether the local version has been cropped or recolored.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Soranik Natu Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Overhead view of Soranik with hands at her hips, red skin and a large green Corps emblem behind her. The clean illustration may be profile or fan art; locate its original publication/post.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Stel Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Comic panel of the angular green robot with a large foreground fist, orange planet and partial balloon. Compare Green Lantern (2005) Agent Orange opening scenes as a lead, not a confirmed match.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Tomar Re Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Horizontal comic panel of Tomar-Re with arms outstretched and green-yellow rays; another character is clipped at lower left. Compare the full Secret Origin page.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Tomar Tu Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Portrait crop from the same War of the Green Lanterns composition used by local mogo.jpg: yellow-lit Lanterns around Mogo and an Indigo-captioned line. Green Lantern Corps (2006) #59–60 is a specific research lead, not a confirmed source.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Match the complete published page and its precise credits; do not infer artist roles from the storyline.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Vath Sarn Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Full-size inspection shows a blue/gray reptilian or amphibian alien with a stubbled muzzle, holding a wooden staff amid rubble, wearing white gloves/boots and a blank white disc on the shoulder. Vath Sarn’s documented Rannian human-like appearance does not fit this portrait. The image has not been exactly matched to a named character or issue; Isamot Kol/other alien Lantern comparisons remain leads only.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Resolve the character mismatch before presenting this as Vath Sarn. Vath Sarn reference: https://www.dcuguide.com/Vath_Sarn .
  • Find a complete-page or creator source to identify the depicted character and art team; no replacement has been selected.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Vice Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Cropped comic close-up of a red pincer-jawed Lantern amid blood-red energy. Match a complete Rage of the Red Lanterns/Red Lanterns page before applying its issue credits.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Voz Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Close-up of a broad, furred/rocky-faced Lantern with a partial speech balloon and other figures near the edges. Use the full panel and issue-level credits.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Exact original publication or creator post and role-specific artist credits remain unconfirmed.
  • Repository file-addition history did not retain a source URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Zilius Zox Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Bright digital caricature signed CUSSON, with clenched fists forward and blue glow behind the red round head/body. No creator-owned exact match was located. The signature could be a handle or surname and must not be treated as a confirmed artist identity.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Locate the exact original creator post, establishing both spelling/identity and illustration authorship.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are not documented.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Constructs

Boxing Glove Credited

Superman/Batman #29 (2006), interior page excerpt

Ethan Van Sciver (interior artist (publisher credit)); Guy Major (interior colorist (publisher listing; corroborated by issue index)).

The secondary issue discussion identifies Superman/Batman #29 and reproduces the exact lower panel; visual comparison confirmed the poses, gloves and dialogue. DC identifies Ethan Van Sciver as interior artist and lists Guy Major under Colorist; the issue index separates Major interior color from the cover colorist. The reference is a cropped panel, while the local image contains the full page.

Still to establish:

  • Original local scan source, printed page number and edition unknown. Publisher listing uses generic DC Lettering; a page-specific letterer is not credited here.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Fear Construct Credited

Sinestro #2 (2014), interior page

Dale Eaglesham (interior pencils); Jason Wright (interior colors).

Exact full-page visual match to the issue-numbered excerpt: Sinestro and Arkillo, yellow fear constructs, panel layout and ludicrous parody dialogue match. DC lists Dale Eaglesham under Pencils for this issue. DCU Guide identifies Jason Wright as interior colorist (separately from its cover credits).

Still to establish:

  • The original local download host is unknown. No separate inker credit is listed in the cited issue index.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Hammer Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Painted image of Hal with a green mallet, with architecture and another face at left. Alex Ross Justice art was considered as a lead, not an attribution; no exact published match established.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Painted image of Hal with a green mallet, with architecture and another face at left. Alex Ross Justice art was considered as a lead, not an attribution; no exact published match established.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Rage Construct Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #37 (2009), textless closing-page artwork

Ivan Reis (interior pencils).

Red-ring Hal Jordan with Atrocitus and Sinestro. Exact artwork source and artist credits remain under review.

Exact match to the closing-page excerpt identified as Green Lantern vol. 4 #37: red Hal in foreground, giant Atrocitus face and captive Sinestro at right. The local file omits speech balloons and the next-issue caption. DC credits Ivan Reis as penciller.

Still to establish:

  • The original local textless variant source is unknown. Issue inkers Oclair Albert and Julio Ferreira lack page assignments; individual page inker and colorist are not asserted.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Stewart Construct Credited

Green Lantern: Rebirth #6 (2005), cropped interior panel

Ethan Van Sciver (interior pencils); Moose Baumann (interior colors).

Exact match to the upper-left panel of the issue-numbered Rebirth #6 excerpt: John with the detailed rifle construct and Ganthet behind him. DC Universe Infinite names Ethan Van Sciver as penciller. The publisher URL labels its digital series 2010; the original issue is from 2005. Grand Comics Database identifies Moose Baumann as the interior colorist.

Still to establish:

  • The publisher lists several issue inkers without page assignments; the inker of this crop is not assigned here. Original local download host unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Corps illustrations

Black Credited

Blackest Night #5 (2009), interior crop

Ivan Reis (pencils); Alex Sinclair (colors).

The newly transformed Superman, Wonder Woman and Nekron scene and its dialogue match the issue ending described by the contemporary review. Interior roles are indexed by DCU Guide.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.
  • The issue credits Oclair Albert and Joe Prado for inks; the inker of this particular crop is not established.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Blue Credited

Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #14 (2017), main cover crop

Rafa Sandoval (cover pencils); Jordi Tarragona (cover inks); Tomeu Morey (cover colors).

Matched the local Saint Walker close-up, Hal Jordan at upper left and White Lantern Kyle Rayner at upper right to DC’s published #14 cover. Grand Comics Database separates the signed pencil, ink and color roles. The #15 interior lead was compared and rejected; this is the preceding issue’s main cover.

Still to establish:

  • The original repository download URL and cropping history were not preserved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 6 pages.

Green Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Hal Jordan flying above Earth. The legacy Wallpapercat credit is a repost lead, not an artist credit; no issue or creator match is established.

Still to establish:

  • Identify the original artwork and contributor roles.
  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 6 pages.

Indigo Credited

Blackest Night #3 (2009), emotional-spectrum explanation spread, cropped detail

Ivan Reis (interior pencils); Alex Sinclair (interior colors).

Exact visual match to the complete spread reproduced by an issue-specific Fire and Water Network review: Indigo-1’s face/staff, Hal and Flash before PLEASE STAND BY monitors, and surrounding spectrum vignettes align. Crisis on Earth-Prime identifies this as the story’s pp.15–16 explanation spread. DC and independent issue catalogue DCU Guide support Ivan Reis pencils and Alex Sinclair colors. The issue credits Oclair Albert and Joe Prado as inkers, but their specific page allocation is not established.

Still to establish:

  • Determine whether Oclair Albert, Joe Prado, or both inked this particular spread; both are credited for the issue, so neither is assigned solely to this crop.
  • The original repository download/cropping provenance and reproduction permission are unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

Orange Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #39 (2009), main-cover artwork with a changed background

Ivan Reis (cover pencils); Oclair Albert (cover inks); Nei Ruffino (cover colors).

Visually matched the solo Larfleeze pose, battery and flames to the published main cover. The local file removes the surrounding MINE lettering. Cover roles are supported by the independent DCU Guide issue index.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.
  • The creator of the background alteration is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 6 pages.

Red Credited

Red Lanterns (2011) #1, main-cover crop

Ed Benes (cover pencils); Rob Hunter (cover inks); Rod Reis (cover colors).

Matches the Atrocitus/Bleez/Dex-Starr ensemble on the published cover, also used in story-red-lanterns.jpg. The independent issue index separates cover colorist Rod Reis from interior colorist Nathan Eyring.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 6 pages.

Violet Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Carol Ferris in her full Star Sapphire bodysuit, Kyle Rayner behind her, and the balloon THAT WON’T WORK, SIR. Green Lantern: New Guardians #0 (2012) is now a stronger lead than #13–15: its cemetery scene has Carol and Kyle arriving to assist police, and the issue’s Kuder art/sparkle treatment matches. A review’s complete zombie-battle spread and the licensed first-four-story-page preview were compared, but neither contains this exact panel. Do not yet assign Aaron Kuder, Andrei Bressan, Greg Adams, or Nei Ruffino as confirmed contributors.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Locate the complete page, especially the New Guardians #0 cemetery arrival, and match the exact balloon/pose.
  • New Guardians #0 has divided art assignments, so page identification is required before choosing Kuder versus Bressan or Greg Adams inks.
  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

White Credited

Blackest Night #8 (2010), interior spread crop

Ivan Reis (pencils); Alex Sinclair (colors).

The spread shows the White Lantern heroes confronting Nekron during the finale, including Hal Jordan in the foreground. The independent issue index credits Reis and Sinclair for the interior story, separately from its variant cover.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.
  • The issue credits Oclair Albert and Joe Prado for inks; the inker of this particular spread is not established.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Yellow Credited

Composite using Sinestro foreground from Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps Special #1 (2007), story page 4

Ethan Van Sciver (foreground illustration); Moose Baumann (foreground colors).

Exact foreground match to the Sinestro/title splash in the publisher-distributed Panini licensed collection preview, PDF page 10 (fourth story page): face, yellow-lit suit, emblem, battery, and electrical details align. That page explicitly credits Ethan Van Sciver as artist and Moose Baumann for colors; DCU Guide confirms the issue roles. The foreground also appears on the Absolute collection. The local masonry/portal background differs from the published splash, so these credits are deliberately limited to the foreground; the composite is not represented as an untouched cover.

Still to establish:

  • Identify the masonry/portal background source and the person who assembled/retouched this composite.
  • The original repository download URL and reproduction permission are unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 6 pages.

Story and event artwork

Agent Orange Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #39 — Philip Tan variant artwork, used for the second printing

Philip Tan (cover pencils); Jonathan Glapion (cover inks); Nei Ruffino (cover colors).

Local cover shows Hal and John in front of an explosive Larfleeze composition. DCU Guide separately credits this Cover B artwork to Tan/Glapion/Ruffino; the main Reis/Albert cover shows Larfleeze alone. Roles refer to the pictured variant, not the main cover.

Still to establish:

  • The underlying variant art is identified; local printing and any second-printing color treatment still require an indicia/barcode check.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Blackest Night Credited

Blackest Night (2009) #1 — main cover

Ivan Reis (cover pencils); Oclair Albert (cover inks); Alex Sinclair (cover colors).

Exact skull-and-rings composition matched to the publisher image already in the manifest; independent DCU Guide Cover Credits establish the separate pencil, ink and color roles.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Brightest Day Credited

Brightest Day (2010) #1 — main cover

David Finch (cover pencils); Scott Williams (cover inks); Peter Steigerwald (cover colors).

Exact group composition matched to the publisher image already in the manifest. DCU Guide identifies Finch/Scott Williams/Steigerwald as the main-cover team, distinct from the issue interior artists.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Emerald Twilight Credited

Green Lantern (1990) #50 — published Emerald Twilight Part 3 cover

Darryl Banks (cover pencils); Romeo Tanghal (cover inks).

The local numbered cover shows Parallax flying forward over the destroyed battery and large green emblem. GCD explicitly credits the published #50 cover to Banks/Tanghal. DCU Guide #50 instead lists Kevin Maguire; its separate abandoned-Emerald-Twilight article documents Maguire as the originally solicited artist, so that conflicting attribution was not adopted.

Still to establish:

  • Cover colorist is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 5 pages.

Gl1 Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #1 — Alex Ross variant cover

Alex Ross (painted variant cover art).

The local painted close-up of Hal and his glowing ring matches the Alex Ross variant, identified as Cover B by DCU Guide. The Carlos Pacheco/Jesus Merino main-cover roles do not apply.

Still to establish:

  • Specific local printing is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Rage Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #36 — second-printing cover treatment

Shane Davis (original cover pencils); Sandra Hope (original cover inks); Nei Ruffino (original cover colors).

The retailer reference specifically identifies the pictured gray/pencil-background treatment with colored Hal as #36 second printing; DCU Guide credits the underlying cover image to Davis/Hope/Ruffino. This is not the Final Crisis: Rage of the Red Lanterns one-shot cover.

Still to establish:

  • Whether another contributor prepared the second-printing selective-color treatment is unknown.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Rebirth Credited

Green Lantern: Rebirth (2004) #1 — cover artwork

Ethan Van Sciver (cover pencils and inks); Peter Steigerwald (cover colors).

Exact Hal/battery composition matched to the publisher reference. GCD and DCU Guide identify Van Sciver line art and Steigerwald cover colors; Moose Baumann is the interior colorist.

Still to establish:

  • Printing/color-treatment variant of the local copy is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 6 pages.

Recharge Credited

Green Lantern Corps: Recharge (2005) #1 — main cover

Patrick Gleason (cover pencils); Christian Alamy (cover inks); Moose Baumann (cover colors).

The visible Recharge #1 cover depicts Guy, Kyle and Kilowog against an olive backdrop. DCU Guide Cover Credits explicitly distinguish Gleason pencils, Alamy inks and Baumann colors.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Scw Credited

Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps Special (2007) #1 — second-printing cover

Ethan Van Sciver (cover art).

Visible barcode suffix 00112 and Parallax/Kyle in the foreground identify the second printing, also pictured in the second-printing retailer reference. ComicsBox and MyComicShop identify Van Sciver as cover artist. The foreground figure is not Hal Jordan.

Still to establish:

  • The second-printing cover color role has not been independently confirmed; Moose Baumann is explicitly credited for the first-print cover, but that role is not automatically transferred.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 5 pages.

Secret Origin Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #29 — main cover

Ivan Reis (cover art); Dave McCaig (cover colors).

Hal/Abin Sur composition matched to the existing publisher image. DCU Guide explicitly credits Reis and McCaig for the cover, rather than the issue interior inker and colorist.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Wotgl Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #63 — main cover

Gary Frank (cover art).

Krona surrounded by the emotional entities matches the numbered publisher cover image already recorded. DCU Guide identifies Gary Frank as main-cover artist; Brett Booth/Norm Rapmund/Andrew Dalhouse are a different variant.

Still to establish:

  • The pictured main cover colorist is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

Wrath First Lantern Credited

Green Lantern (2011) #17 — main cover

Doug Mahnke (cover pencils); Mark Irwin (cover inks); Alex Sinclair (cover colors).

Local #17 cover features multicolored Volthoom amid a vortex of faces. DCU Guide lists Mahnke pencils, Irwin inks and Sinclair colors for cover A.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Zero Hour Credited

Zero Hour: Crisis in Time (1994) #3 — main cover

Dan Jurgens (cover pencils); Jerry Ordway (cover inks).

Visible Zero Hour #3 title and distorted-hero composition identify the issue. The independent issue index has separate cover pencil and ink credits.

Still to establish:

  • Cover colorist is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Abin Sur Credited

Showcase (1956) #22 — interior excerpt from “SOS Green Lantern”

Gil Kane (interior pencils); Joe Giella (interior inks).

The three-panel crop shows dying Abin Sur speaking to brown-jacketed Hal beside his spacecraft, with the original origin-story dialogue. DCU Guide indexes this six-page story and its Kane/Giella interior roles. This is an interior excerpt, not the Showcase cover.

Still to establish:

  • Exact source page number and the scanned/recolored reprint edition are not established.
  • The local color treatment has no verified colorist.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Alex Dewitt Credited

Green Lantern (1990) #54 — main cover photograph

Darryl Banks (cover pencils); Romeo Tanghal (cover inks).

The local photograph visibly identifies #54 and the “Hate the Hero” cover with Kyle and Major Force. DCU Guide records signed Banks/Tanghal cover roles.

Still to establish:

  • Cover colorist and the photographer/source seller are not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Alpha Lanterns Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #26 — cropped main-cover artwork

Mike McKone (cover pencils); Andy Lanning (cover inks); Moose Baumann (cover colors).

The local crop isolates the Alpha Lantern group from the upper portion of the #26 main cover; the full reference includes Hal beneath them and the Alpha Lantern cover question. DCU Guide provides role-specific cover credits.

Still to establish:

  • The original crop/download source is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Black Hand Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Local interior page shows an alien funeral, Black Hand attempting resurrection and a caption about an unexplored world. Green Lantern (2011) #43 is a strong candidate: its independently indexed story has Black Hand roaming the galaxy, with Ethan Van Sciver art and Alex Sinclair colors. An exact page-image match was not obtained, so those names are not promoted to asset credits.

Still to establish:

  • Match this precise funeral page to a published issue/page or publisher preview.
  • Confirm interior pencil/ink/color roles for the exact page; do not substitute the 2009 #43 Blackest Night origin cover team.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Book Rewritten Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Inspected local close-up of a glowing green Book of Oa, with lantern insignia and circuit-like side decoration. No legible issue/page credit or download source was found in repository history.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Identify the exact panel, cover or illustration and its publication.
  • Establish line-art and color roles; the filename/theme alone is insufficient.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Coast City Gl48 Credited

Green Lantern (1990) #48 — main cover

Darryl Banks (cover pencils); Romeo Tanghal (cover inks).

Visible #48 “Resurrection of Coast City” cover identifies the work. DCU Guide credits Banks/Tanghal for the cover; Bill Willingham is an interior penciller and is not credited for this asset.

Still to establish:

  • Cover colorist is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Emerald Dawn Credited

Green Lantern: Emerald Dawn (1989) #1 — main cover photograph

Mark D. Bright (cover pencils); Klaus Janson (cover inks).

Local photograph visibly shows Emerald Dawn #1, with Hal standing over Earth. DCU Guide separates the Bright/Janson cover team from the story interior inker.

Still to establish:

  • Cover colorist and photograph source are not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Ganthet Sayd Credited

“Blue Lantern Corps” profile — Blackest Night #0 (Free Comic Book Day, 2009), reprinted in Tales of the Corps #1

Doug Mahnke (profile pencils); Tom Nguyen (profile inks); Nei Ruffino (profile colors).

The complete profile layout labels Saint Walker, Warth, Hynn, Sercy, Ganthet and Sayd; its visible bottom line explicitly names Nguyen inks and Ruffino colors. GCD identifies this profile and its Mahnke pencils as a reprint from Blackest Night FCBD #0. These are profile-illustration credits, not cover credits.

Still to establish:

  • Which reprint or scan supplied the local file is unknown.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Hal Showcase22 Credited

Showcase (1956) #22 — main cover, photographed in a grading slab

Gil Kane (cover art).

The local slab photograph visibly identifies Showcase #22 and its missile cover. DC publisher facsimile solicitation credits Kane for the cover. GCD discusses conflicting inker attributions and interprets the Kane signature as his own inks; the proposal keeps the supported combined cover-art credit.

Still to establish:

  • Original photographer/seller is not identified.
  • The cover colorist is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Hal Sinestro Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Inspected horizontal duel image: Sinestro on the left, Hal on the right, repeated yellow/green ring insignias behind them. A wallpaper repost visually identifies the same composition, but gives no reliable original-work or contributor attribution.

Still to establish:

  • Identify the original cover, panel, commission or promotional illustration.
  • A wallpaper repost is not adequate evidence for artist attribution.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Krona Credited

JLA-Z (2003) #2 — Krona profile illustration

Joe Prado (profile art); Tom McCraw (profile colors); Wildstorm FX (profile color separations).

Local standing Krona with orbital planets matches the JLA-Z #2 profile image. The original-art auction identifies Joe Prado and page 21; DCU Guide provides the profile-specific color and color-separation credits. Wikipedia independently uses the same illustration with the JLA-Z #2 source.

Still to establish:

  • The local scan/download source is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Kyle Ion Credited

Green Lantern (1990) #181 — cropped main-cover artwork

Brandon Peterson (cover pencils, inks and colors).

A later Kyle Rayner cover illustration accompanying the Ion history; it does not depict his original transformation.

Kyle in his black-and-white costume over Earth matches the #181 “Endings” cover, not an Ion transformation panel. GCD explicitly assigns all three cover art roles to Peterson; the interior Ross/Ramos team is excluded.

Still to establish:

  • The precise crop/download source is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Last Ring Credited

Green Lantern (1990) #50 — interior excerpt from “Emerald Twilight Part Three: The Future”

Darryl Banks (interior pencils); Romeo Tanghal (interior inks); Steve Mattsson (interior colors); Albert De Guzman (interior lettering).

The crop shows Kyle in the alley and Ganthet delivering the distinctive “You shall have to do” line from the final sequence of #50. DCU Guide and the independent issue synopsis support the scene and interior credits. The disputed DCU Guide cover attribution is unrelated to these interior roles.

Still to establish:

  • Exact reprint/scan and printed page number remain unestablished.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Manhunter Rebellion Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Inspected wide interior panel: a crowd of red-and-blue Manhunters with green eyes and the line “BECAUSE NO MAN ESCAPES THE MANHUNTERS!” No original issue or page was established.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Find the exact panel and publication; the repeated slogan appears across many stories.
  • Confirm the precise interior penciller, inker, colorist and letterer after matching the page.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 3 pages.

Mogo Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Inspected wide image of Mogo, bright illumination on the left and a glowing Corps emblem on the planet. It carries no visible identifying credits.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Determine whether this is a comic panel, promotional rendering or other artwork.
  • Identify the exact source and contributor roles; character/topic similarity is not attribution.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Rage Ignites Credited

Red Lanterns (2011) #1 — cropped main-cover artwork

Ed Benes (cover pencils); Rob Hunter (cover inks); Rod Reis (cover colors).

A Red Lanterns series cover accompanying the Corps origin; it is not a panel of their first formation.

The Atrocitus/Dex-Starr crowd composition is a crop of the same cover retained in story-red-lanterns.jpg. The independent issue index explicitly lists Benes/Hunter/Rod Reis for the cover; Nathan Eyring is the interior colorist.

Still to establish:

  • The original crop/download source is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Ring Quest Credited

Green Lantern Corps (2006) #20 — main cover

Patrick Gleason (cover pencils); Prentis Rollins (cover inks); Moose Baumann (cover colors).

Local numbered cover shows Mongul displaying a yellow ring under the “Beware Mongul’s Might!” line. DCU Guide separately lists all three cover roles.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Sinestro Gl7 Credited

Green Lantern (1960) #7 — main cover photographed in a grading slab

Gil Kane (cover pencils); Joe Giella (cover inks).

Visible slab/issue label and “Day 100,000 People Vanished” cover identify #7. DCU Guide explicitly records Kane/Giella as cover contributors; the other story inker is not transferred to the cover.

Still to establish:

  • The cover colorist and original photographer/seller are not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Starheart Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Inspected Alan Scott image in red shirt, purple cape and green trousers, kneeling under a green flame with a small Green Lantern caption. No exact issue/page or artist evidence was found.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Identify this specific classic Alan Scott illustration or panel, which is distinct from the separately audited era portrait.
  • Verify line-art and color roles without assuming the creators of Alan Scott drew it.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Retained for the audit record.

Templar Guardians Credited

Green Lantern: New Guardians (2011) #21 — cropped main-cover artwork

Rafael Albuquerque (cover art); Dave McCaig (cover colors).

Local white-clad Kyle with surrounding Guardians matches #21 cover art, also used in publisher promotional imagery for Gods and Monsters. DCU Guide and GCD identify Albuquerque/McCaig for the #21 cover; the final softcover collection can have different cover art, so no collection-edition claim is made.

Still to establish:

  • Local crop/download origin is unknown.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Xanshi Burns Credited

Justice League (2018) #6 — Jim Lee/Scott Williams variant cover, also reused on John Stewart: A Celebration of 50 Years

Jim Lee (variant cover pencils); Scott Williams (variant cover inks); Alex Sinclair (variant cover colors).

John Stewart cover artwork accompanying the Xanshi history; it is not a panel of the planet’s destruction.

The standing John Stewart and detailed green machinery match the Justice League #6 variant; visible Lee/Williams/Sinc signatures corroborate the publisher variant credit and GCD role-specific cover-reprint entry. This portrait is not an original Cosmic Odyssey/Xanshi destruction panel.

Still to establish:

  • It is unclear whether the local image was taken from the 2018 variant, 2021 reuse or a textless promotional version.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Gl Vol5 Credited

Italian Lanterna Verde #1 edition using Green Lantern (2011) #1 main-cover artwork

Ivan Reis (original cover pencils); Joe Prado (original cover inks); Rod Reis (original cover colors).

Sinestro/battery artwork matches the publisher’s #1 cover; DCU Guide supplies the original American cover roles. The local visible title is Italian, so those credits are scoped to the reused illustration.

Still to establish:

  • Exact Italian edition, cover-design/layout contributors and any local recoloring are not verified.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Green Lanterns Credited

Green Lanterns: Rebirth (2016) #1 — main cover

Ethan Van Sciver (cover art); Jason Wright (cover colors).

Jessica and Simon/battery composition matches the existing publisher reference. DCU Guide identifies Van Sciver and Jason Wright for the main cover, distinct from the Alex Garner variant.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Hjglc Credited

Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps: Rebirth (2016) #1 — Cary Nord variant cover

Cary Nord (variant cover art).

The local white-background cover with Hal over a large blue DC logo is the Cary Nord Cover B variant. DCU Guide explicitly distinguishes it from Ethan Van Sciver/Jason Wright main-cover art.

Still to establish:

  • The variant cover colorist has not been separately verified.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Morrison Gl Credited

The Green Lantern (2018) #1 — main cover

Liam Sharp (cover art); Steve Oliff (cover colors).

Hal holding the lantern amid alien figures matches the publisher’s The Green Lantern #1 main cover. DCU Guide gives the separate Sharp art and Oliff color roles.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Red Lanterns Credited

Red Lanterns (2011) #1 — main cover

Ed Benes (cover pencils); Rob Hunter (cover inks); Rod Reis (cover colors).

Local numbered Atrocitus/Red Lantern crowd cover matches the #1 main cover. DCU Guide provides explicit Benes pencils, Hunter inks and Rod Reis cover colors, avoiding the interior colorist Nathan Eyring.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Entities

Adara Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #52 (2010), emotional-entity spread around White Lantern Sinestro

Doug Mahnke (interior pencils).

Exact crop visually matched to the complete spread: Adara upper right, Butcher lower left and Proselyte at right of Sinestro. The issue-specific review identifies this exact scene and its We live/No dialogue in Green Lantern #52; DC names Doug Mahnke under Pencils. The repost locates the visual, not the artist credit. The local file crops the complete composition.

Still to establish:

  • Issue has multiple inkers and colorists without page assignments; those roles are not assigned to this spread here. Repost is not original download provenance.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Butcher Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #52 (2010), emotional-entity spread around White Lantern Sinestro

Doug Mahnke (interior pencils).

Exact crop visually matched to the complete spread: Adara upper right, Butcher lower left and Proselyte at right of Sinestro. The issue-specific review identifies this exact scene and its We live/No dialogue in Green Lantern #52; DC names Doug Mahnke under Pencils. The repost locates the visual, not the artist credit. The local file crops the complete composition.

Still to establish:

  • Issue has multiple inkers and colorists without page assignments; those roles are not assigned to this spread here. Repost is not original download provenance.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Ion Credited

Ion: Guardian of the Universe #1 (2006), cropped main cover

Jeromy Cox (cover artist (publisher credit)); Ivan Reis (cover artist (publisher credit)); Marc Campos (cover artist (publisher credit)).

Kyle Rayner as Ion, cropped from Ion: Guardian of the Universe #1 (2006). Cover credited by DC to Jeromy Cox, Ivan Reis and Marc Campos.

Visually compared against DC cover: the star-filled Kyle figure and surrounding characters match. DC Universe Infinite explicitly lists Cox, Reis and Campos under Cover By. The local image is a crop of that cover.

Still to establish:

  • The publisher groups cover contributors without separating pencils, inks and colors; those narrower roles are not inferred. Original local download source/crop editor unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Life Entity Credited

Blackest Night #8 (2010), white-ring resurrection spread

Ivan Reis (pencils); Alex Sinclair (colors).

White rings and the Life Entity’s power in the finale of Blackest Night #8 (2010). Ivan Reis (pencils), Alex Sinclair (colors); page inker unresolved.

Visually matched the local Nekron explosion at the left of this spread to the issue-specific review reproduction, including the pose, lettering, white rings and Let there be light balloon. The local right-hand resurrection sequence also matches the independently annotated Blackest Night #8 pages 22–23. DC credits Ivan Reis pencils; DCU Guide confirms Alex Sinclair colors. This is an interior spread rather than a cover or portrait of the Life Entity.

Still to establish:

  • The issue credits both Oclair Albert and Joe Prado for inks; the inker of this particular page is not established.
  • Original repository download URL is not preserved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Ophidian Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Larfleeze sits holding a battery above an orange serpent and circular glyphs. Green Lantern (2005) #56 main cover was compared and rejected. No exact cover/panel or possible composite source established.

Still to establish:

  • Larfleeze sits holding a battery above an orange serpent and circular glyphs. Green Lantern (2005) #56 main cover was compared and rejected. No exact cover/panel or possible composite source established.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Parallax Credited

Green Lantern (2011) #35 (2014), Monster variant cover without trade dress

Ivan Reis (cover artist (publisher credit)); Joe Prado (cover artist (publisher credit)).

Exact visual match to the July 2014 variant reveal image linked from the Blog of Oa; DC explicitly credits this issue variant cover to Joe Prado and Ivan Reis. Source image is a secondary mirror of the IGN reveal, not an original DC CDN asset.

Still to establish:

  • The precise cover colorist and original local download source are not established by the cited primary listing.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

Predator Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Carol Ferris stands beside the violet Predator before concentric circles. Green Lantern (2005) #57 main cover was compared and rejected; #46 and later entity scenes remain unconfirmed leads.

Still to establish:

  • Carol Ferris stands beside the violet Predator before concentric circles. Green Lantern (2005) #57 main cover was compared and rejected; #46 and later entity scenes remain unconfirmed leads.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Proselyte Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #52 (2010), emotional-entity spread around White Lantern Sinestro

Doug Mahnke (interior pencils).

Exact crop visually matched to the complete spread: Adara upper right, Butcher lower left and Proselyte at right of Sinestro. The issue-specific review identifies this exact scene and its We live/No dialogue in Green Lantern #52; DC names Doug Mahnke under Pencils. The repost locates the visual, not the artist credit. The local file removes the surrounding background.

Still to establish:

  • Issue has multiple inkers and colorists without page assignments; those roles are not assigned to this spread here. Repost is not original download provenance.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Eras

Alan Scott Credited

Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #1 (2023), David Talaski cover, cropped detail

David Talaski (cover art).

Compared the local crop with DC’s complete cover: same red shirt, ring flare, cape and inscribed architectural frame. DC Connect #39, page 13, identifies the #1 main cover as David Talaski; DC also credits him for the collection reusing this artwork.

Still to establish:

  • The local textless crop does not identify whether it was taken from issue publicity or a later collection image.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 7 pages.

Current Credited

Green Lantern (2023) #1 — Ivan Reis variant cover photograph

Ivan Reis (variant cover art); Marcelo Maiolo (variant cover colors).

Local photograph has barcode suffix 00131 and visible Reis/Maiolo signatures; its yellow/orange composition with Hal and smaller Lanterns is the Reis variant (DCU Guide Cover C). It is not Xermanico’s main cover.

Still to establish:

  • Original photographer/source seller is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Johns Credited

Green Lantern: Rebirth (2004) #1 — cover artwork

Ethan Van Sciver (cover pencils and inks); Peter Steigerwald (cover colors).

Same Hal/battery cover composition as assets/covers/cover-rebirth.jpg. GCD and DCU Guide separate Van Sciver line art from Peter Steigerwald cover colors.

Still to establish:

  • Local printing or color-treatment variant is not established.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Morrison Credited

The Green Lantern (2018) #1 — main cover

Liam Sharp (cover art); Steve Oliff (cover colors).

Same cover composition as story-morrison-gl.jpg; publisher issue reference and DCU Guide establish Sharp art and Oliff colors.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

New52 Credited

Green Lantern (2011) #1 — Sinestro main-cover artwork with red-background treatment

Ivan Reis (original cover pencils); Joe Prado (original cover inks); Rod Reis (original cover colors).

Sinestro/battery line art matches the publisher’s main #1 cover. The local image uses a red background unlike the publisher reference, so the original cover team is credited with explicit scope rather than asserting the local treatment is their work.

Still to establish:

  • Exact printing/recolor source and any additional local color-treatment contributor are unresolved.
  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Rebirth Credited

Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps: Rebirth (2016) #1 — main cover

Ethan Van Sciver (cover art); Jason Wright (cover colors).

The close Hal/ring-fist composition is the main cover, unlike the Cary Nord variant used at story-hjglc.jpg. DCU Guide explicitly lists Van Sciver art and Wright colors.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL is not recorded in the upload-only Git history; reference URLs identify artwork, not a documented download chain.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Explained

Guardians Source matched · artist roles pending

New History of the DC Universe #1 (2025), interior page

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Exact visual match to the review’s full page showing the Guardians around a green sphere above rows of Manhunters. This is the 2025 series, not the 1986 History of the DC Universe. The issue has multiple art/color teams, so a page-specific assignment is still needed.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.
  • Confirm which of the issue’s credited art and color teams produced this page.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Sinestro Credited

Green Lantern (2011) #52 (2016), New 52 homage variant cover crop

Billy Tan (cover pencils and inks); Alex Sinclair (cover colors).

Visually matched the local Sinestro bust, raised glowing fist, yellow energy and TAN 16 signature to the full published #52 variant. Grand Comics Database and DCU Guide identify Billy Tan’s cover pencils/inks and Alex Sinclair’s colors. The earlier 2010 date and Philip Tan lead were incorrect; this is the 2016 variant homaging Green Lantern (2011) #1.

Still to establish:

  • The original repository download URL and exact cropping step were not preserved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Spectrum Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Seven Lantern emblems over vertical colored beams. The old caption names amreal on DeviantArt, but no original creator post was located to corroborate that attribution.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Identify the original artwork and contributor roles.
  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Glossary

Book Of The Black Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Lyssa Drak holding a book; the original illustration and artist remain unconfirmed.

Full-size inspection shows painted Lyssa Drak holding an open book, a yellow chain and a hood on a white background, with a vertical signature resembling MIGLIARI. Searches of Rodolfo Migliari references and possible game/concept art did not establish this exact painting’s creator post, commission or publication. The signature remains a lead, not a verified artist credit.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Locate the original post, published artwork or commission record for this exact hooded Lyssa Drak painting.
  • Corroborate the signature and illustration role before naming an artist.
  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Guardians

Guardians Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Interior panel of fallen Guardians and Lanterns discussing disruption of Oan technology. Green Lantern (2021) battery-explosion aftermath is the strongest lead; specific issue/page and panel contributors remain unconfirmed.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Interior panel of fallen Guardians and Lanterns discussing disruption of Oan technology. Green Lantern (2021) battery-explosion aftermath is the strongest lead; specific issue/page and panel contributors remain unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Interactions

Blue Green Credited

War of the Green Lanterns: Aftermath #1 (2011), Saint Walker and Ganthet interior panel

Miguel Ángel Sepúlveda (interior pencils and inks); Rain Beredo (interior colors).

Matched the local balcony scene, Saint Walker’s pose, Ganthet seen from behind and speech balloons to the issue-labeled full image. Grand Comics Database supplies the interior roles; Inside Pulse’s contemporary review assigns the entire Ganthet scene to Sepúlveda, distinguishing it from Kirkham/Batt’s later eight pages. Rain Beredo is the issue’s indexed interior colorist.

Still to establish:

  • The reference is a later panel repost, not a documented original repository download source.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Blue Red Credited

Green Lantern (2005) #38 (2009), interior crop

Ivan Reis (pencils); Oclair Albert (inks); Nei Ruffino (colors).

The two-panel sequence shows Saint Walker placing a blue ring on Red Lantern Hal Jordan, the action identified in the contemporary #38 review. The independent index gives the single interior art team.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Indigo All Credited

Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps #3 (2009), main cover

Ed Benes (cover pencils); Rob Hunter (cover inks); Nei Ruffino (cover colors).

Visually matched Carol Ferris, Indigo-1 and Atrocitus and the trade dress to DC’s published cover. The independent issue index distinguishes these main-cover roles from the Doug Mahnke variant.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Site graphics

Lights Interact Credited

Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps #1–3 (2009), joined main covers

Ed Benes (cover pencils); Rob Hunter (cover inks); Nei Ruffino (cover colors).

The image joins the three main covers into their triptych. The right-hand composition was visually checked against DC’s #3 cover; independent issue indexes identify the same main-cover team on all three issues.

Still to establish:

  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.
  • The person who assembled this local composite is unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Og Preview Site graphic

Lanternology social sharing card

OpenAI ImageGen (image generation).

Generated for Lanternology. The previous sharing card is preserved in the repository history.

No corroborating source located yet.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 17 pages.

Spectrum Chart Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Nine Lantern silhouettes labeled by emotion, life and death. The legacy WallHere reference is not evidence that this chart was created by DC or a named artist.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Identify the original artwork and contributor roles.
  • The original download URL and any local cropping/retouching credit were not retained.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Powers

Flight Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Hal flies toward the viewer over Earth and stars; small signature/date at lower edge. Green Lantern (2005) early covers and Secret Files art were considered; exact source and signature reading remain unresolved.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Hal flies toward the viewer over Earth and stars; small signature/date at lower edge. Green Lantern (2005) early covers and Secret Files art were considered; exact source and signature reading remain unresolved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Force Fields Credited

Green Lantern (2011) #25 (2013), textless main-cover artwork

Billy Tan (cover penciller and inker); Alex Sinclair (cover colorist).

Exact visual match against the official DC cover: Hal and Kilowog with medieval-style green shields, mace and red rectangular projectiles. Local file omits trade dress. DC explicitly lists Billy Tan under Cover; interior contributors are not inferred to be cover contributors. Grand Comics Database separates the exact main-cover roles: Billy Tan pencils and inks; Alex Sinclair colors.

Still to establish:

  • Original local textless-file download host unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Healing Green Lanterns 20 Credited

Green Lanterns #20 (2017), main cover art without trade dress

Robson Rocha (cover artist (publisher credit)); Daniel Henriques (cover artist (publisher credit)).

Downloaded from the publisher creator interview and visually inspected. The issue listing names Rocha and Henriques in its Cover field.

Still to establish:

  • The cited publisher sources do not separately identify the cover colorist.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Scanning Far Sector 1 Credited

Far Sector #1 (2019), main cover

Jamal Campbell (cover artist (publisher credit)).

Downloaded from the publisher image linked by the issue listing; visually inspected. The publisher preview explicitly credits the main cover to Jamal Campbell.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 1 page.

Space Time Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Hal requests transit to sector headquarters; ring dialogue includes interspace acceleration and a space fold. The Green Lantern (2018) #1 is the issue lead; exact publisher preview page match and full page credits remain pending.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Hal requests transit to sector headquarters; ring dialogue includes interspace acceleration and a space fold. The Green Lantern (2018) #1 is the issue lead; exact publisher preview page match and full page credits remain pending.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Translation Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Green Lantern Corps group artwork. Exact issue and artist credits remain under review.

Large Corps group spread with John in front, Kilowog carrying a fallen Lantern and Guy at right; it contains no visible translation demonstration. Green Lantern Corps launch/Recharged-era art was considered without an exact issue match.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Large Corps group spread with John in front, Kilowog carrying a fallen Lantern and Guy at right; it contains no visible translation demonstration. Green Lantern Corps launch/Recharged-era art was considered without an exact issue match.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Screen adaptations

Emerald Knights Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Animated Hal and Arisia fly over rocky terrain. The DC Emerald Knights film page was checked, but its gallery/key art does not match this frame; exact scene/still release and production asset source are unresolved.

Still to establish:

  • Animated Hal and Arisia fly over rocky terrain. The DC Emerald Knights film page was checked, but its gallery/key art does not match this frame; exact scene/still release and production asset source are unresolved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

First Flight Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Animated Hal stands in a desert against a pink sky, looking at his ring. The DC First Flight film page identifies the production but supplies different key art; this exact frame/still source is unresolved.

Still to establish:

  • Animated Hal stands in a desert against a pink sky, looking at his ring. The DC First Flight film page identifies the production but supplies different key art; this exact frame/still source is unresolved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Gl Film 2011 Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Ryan Reynolds as Hal with raised ring and Oa/Corps behind him; appears to be cropped Green Lantern (2011) theatrical key art. Exact poster edition, design agency/photographer and original image source not confirmed.

Still to establish:

  • Ryan Reynolds as Hal with raised ring and Oa/Corps behind him; appears to be cropped Green Lantern (2011) theatrical key art. Exact poster edition, design agency/photographer and original image source not confirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Gl Tas Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Computer-animated Hal and Kilowog fly above a rocky landscape with small figures below. Green Lantern: The Animated Series promotional stills were searched; the exact episode/frame and production asset source were not established.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Computer-animated Hal and Kilowog fly above a rocky landscape with small figures below. Green Lantern: The Animated Series promotional stills were searched; the exact episode/frame and production asset source were not established.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Jlu Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Animated John Stewart close-up with green light and alien domes behind him. Justice League/Justice League Unlimited episode imagery was searched; filename alone does not establish series, episode or frame artist.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Animated John Stewart close-up with green light and alien domes behind him. Justice League/Justice League Unlimited episode imagery was searched; filename alone does not establish series, episode or frame artist.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Lanterns Hbo Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Lanterns concept-poster image; creator and official provenance unverified.

Composite LANTERNS poster with two faces, green central figure and HBO branding. No exact matching official HBO/DC poster source found; do not call it official promotional art or assign a production designer. Fan concept provenance remains unconfirmed.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Composite LANTERNS poster with two faces, green central figure and HBO branding. No exact matching official HBO/DC poster source found; do not call it official promotional art or assign a production designer. Fan concept provenance remains unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Villains

Anti Monitor Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Anti-Monitor close-up with an on-panel identification caption and a glowing hand. Justice League (2011) Darkseid War opening material is the strongest lead, but exact issue/page and page artist roles remain unverified.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Anti-Monitor close-up with an on-panel identification caption and a glowing hand. Justice League (2011) Darkseid War opening material is the strongest lead, but exact issue/page and page artist roles remain unverified.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Black Hand Credited

Blackest Night #0 (2009), closing story page, first panel

Ivan Reis (interior pencils).

Exact visual comparison against the photographed closing page in an issue-specific review: face, riveted costume, skull, energy wisps and oath lettering match. The local crop excludes the Scar panel beneath. Publisher credits Ivan Reis for pencils. Page-by-page annotations independently identify this as page 12 panel 1.

Still to establish:

  • Issue inkers Oclair Albert and Rob Hunter are not assigned to this particular page by the publisher. Colorist/page-level inker and original local download host remain unverified.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Evil Star Credited

Green Lantern (1960) #37 (1965), photograph of the printed cover

Gil Kane (cover artist (publisher credit)); Murphy Anderson (cover artist (publisher credit)).

Photograph of Green Lantern #37 (1965). Cover credited by DC to Gil Kane and Murphy Anderson; photographer unknown.

Issue #37 and June trade dress are directly readable in the local photograph. DC Universe Infinite explicitly credits Gil Kane and Murphy Anderson under Cover By. These credits apply to the printed cover artwork, not to the photograph.

Still to establish:

  • Photographer, physical copy/edition provenance and original photo host are unknown. Cover colorist and exact contributor division not established by the publisher listing.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Krona Credited

Green Lantern Corps (2025) #8, final story page (2025)

Fernando Pasarin (pencils); Oclair Albert (inks); Arif Prianto (colors).

Krona possessing Simon Baz in Green Lantern Corps (2025) #8. Pencils by Fernando Pasarin, inks by Oclair Albert, colors by Arif Prianto.

Visually compared the local file with the final-page reproduction in the issue-specific review: identical Simon Baz pose, gauntlet, KRONA reveal and NEXT Green Lantern #27 caption. DCU Guide and GCD distinguish the story credits (Pasarin pencils, Albert inks, Prianto colors) from V Ken Marion and Pasquale Ferrara on the cover. The scene depicts Krona possessing Simon Baz.

Still to establish:

  • The repository did not preserve its original download URL.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Mongul Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Mongul stands amid a burning city, arms outstretched. Searches of Mongul cover/interior art did not establish the exact published panel or contributors.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Mongul stands amid a burning city, arms outstretched. Searches of Mongul cover/interior art did not establish the exact published panel or contributors.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Nekron Credited

Blackest Night #5 (2009), main cover

Alex Sinclair (cover artist (publisher credit)); Ivan Reis (cover artist (publisher credit)); Oclair Albert (cover artist (publisher credit)).

Visually compared to DC main-cover image: Nekron, surrounding heroes, #5 trade dress and typography match. DC Universe Infinite labels Sinclair, Reis and Albert Cover By.

Still to establish:

  • The publisher groups cover contributors without separating pencils, inks and colors; those narrower roles are not inferred. Original local download source unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Volthoom Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Full-page Volthoom reveal addressing Jessica Cruz, with emotional-spectrum chest emblem. Green Lanterns (2016) early Volthoom arc was searched; exact issue/page and individual page credits remain unresolved.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Full-page Volthoom reveal addressing Jessica Cruz, with emotional-spectrum chest emblem. Green Lanterns (2016) early Volthoom arc was searched; exact issue/page and individual page credits remain unresolved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Worlds

Daxam Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Sodam Yat, a Daxamite Green Lantern. Exact artwork source and artist credits remain under review.

Cropped image centered on Sodam Yat flying, not an establishing view of Daxam. Sinestro Corps War/Ion-era art was searched without an exact issue/page match.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Cropped image centered on Sodam Yat flying, not an establishing view of Daxam. Sinestro Corps War/Ion-era art was searched without an exact issue/page match.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Earth Credited

Blackest Night #8 (2010), white-ring resurrection spread

Ivan Reis (pencils); Alex Sinclair (colors).

White rings and the Life Entity’s power in the finale of Blackest Night #8 (2010). Ivan Reis (pencils), Alex Sinclair (colors); page inker unresolved.

Visually matched the local Nekron explosion at the left of this spread to the issue-specific review reproduction, including the pose, lettering, white rings and Let there be light balloon. The local right-hand resurrection sequence also matches the independently annotated Blackest Night #8 pages 22–23. DC credits Ivan Reis pencils; DCU Guide confirms Alex Sinclair colors. This is an interior spread rather than a cover or portrait of the Life Entity.

Still to establish:

  • The issue credits both Oclair Albert and Joe Prado for inks; the inker of this particular page is not established.
  • Original repository download URL is not preserved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Korugar Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Sinestro at left and a planet exploding at right. Green Lantern (2011) #19 destruction of Korugar is the strongest issue lead; exact panel source and page roles remain to be verified.

Still to establish:

  • Sinestro at left and a planet exploding at right. Green Lantern (2011) #19 destruction of Korugar is the strongest issue lead; exact panel source and page roles remain to be verified.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Nok Credited

Blackest Night #8 (2010), Indigo Tribe epilogue panels

Ivan Reis (pencils); Alex Sinclair (colors).

Black Hand among the Indigo Tribe in the epilogue to Blackest Night #8 (2010). Ivan Reis (pencils), Alex Sinclair (colors); page inker unresolved.

Exact visual match of all three local panels with the issue-specific review reproduction: Indigo Tribe procession, Black Hand saying Nok, and close-up of his eye and face. The review identifies the excerpt as the Blackest Night #8 epilogue. DC credits Ivan Reis as penciller; DCU Guide confirms Alex Sinclair colors. The issue has multiple inkers, whose individual page assignment is not established.

Still to establish:

  • The issue credits both Oclair Albert and Joe Prado for inks; the inker of this particular page is not established.
  • Original repository download URL is not preserved.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Oa Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Oa and its central battery appear in a wide planetary image, with narration about the Guardians history. Green Lantern Corps launch-era pages were searched without a confirmed exact source.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Oa and its central battery appear in a wide planetary image, with narration about the Guardians history. Green Lantern Corps launch-era pages were searched without a confirmed exact source.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 4 pages.

Odym Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Saint Walker talks with other Blue Lanterns about missing rings. Green Lantern: New Guardians (2011) early stolen-ring storyline is a lead; exact issue/page has not been established.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Saint Walker talks with other Blue Lanterns about missing rings. Green Lantern: New Guardians (2011) early stolen-ring storyline is a lead; exact issue/page has not been established.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Okaara Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Guardians enter a cavern toward the Orange Battery while Larfleeze shouts. Green Lantern (2005) Agent Orange treaty flashback is a lead; exact page and contributors remain unconfirmed.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Guardians enter a cavern toward the Orange Battery while Larfleeze shouts. Green Lantern (2005) Agent Orange treaty flashback is a lead; exact page and contributors remain unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Qward Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Three-panel Weaponer scene about a ring distilled from a living planet terror. Green Lantern Corps (2006) The Weaponer and Sinestro origin pages were searched; exact issue/page unconfirmed.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Three-panel Weaponer scene about a ring distilled from a living planet terror. Green Lantern Corps (2006) The Weaponer and Sinestro origin pages were searched; exact issue/page unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Ryut Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Black Lantern reference artwork in Spanish. Original publication and complete credits remain under review.

Spanish Black Lantern infographic, not a planet view; visible embedded credits include inks Tom Nguyen and color Randy Mayor. Original English feature, penciller, translator and Spanish edition remain unverified; embedded signatures alone do not establish full provenance.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Spanish Black Lantern infographic, not a planet view; visible embedded credits include inks Tom Nguyen and color Randy Mayor. Original English feature, penciller, translator and Spanish edition remain unverified; embedded signatures alone do not establish full provenance.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Ungara Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Hal stands by Abin Sur grave, apologizing for taking so long to bring him home. Green Lantern: Rebirth #6 epilogue is a strong lead; exact publisher panel and page roles remain unconfirmed.

Still to establish:

  • Hal stands by Abin Sur grave, apologizing for taking so long to bring him home. Green Lantern: Rebirth #6 epilogue is a strong lead; exact publisher panel and page roles remain unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Xudar Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern Movie Prequel: Tomar-Re #1 (2011), movie-art cover

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Tomar-Re on the cover of Green Lantern Movie Prequel: Tomar-Re #1 (2011). Cover-image production credits remain unverified.

Exact visual match against the official DC Universe Infinite preview cover: Tomar-Re pose, movie city background and all trade dress match. Cliff Richards is credited for interior pencils/inks, not for this movie-art cover, so that credit is not transferred.

Still to establish:

  • Individual movie-poster designer/illustrator and effects artists are not identified by the publisher listing. Original local download host unknown.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Ysmault Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Red Lantern battery fan artwork, signed Lindon 2011. The original artist page and credited handle remain unverified.

Digital red-battery landscape signed Lindon 2011. Existing HTML calls it fan art by clownkingofchaos via racialdraft.com; artist-hosted provenance was not recovered. Do not attribute it generically to DC Comics as published comic art.

Still to establish:

  • Digital red-battery landscape signed Lindon 2011. Existing HTML calls it fan art by clownkingofchaos via racialdraft.com; artist-hosted provenance was not recovered. Do not attribute it generically to DC Comics as published comic art.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Zamaron Attribution unresolved

Original artwork not yet identified

Artist credit unconfirmed.

Pink cityscape with a Zamaron location caption and dialogue calling for Mother. Blackest Night-era Star Sapphire material was searched, but exact issue/page and contributor roles remain unconfirmed.

No corroborating source located yet.

Still to establish:

  • Pink cityscape with a Zamaron location caption and dialogue calling for Mother. Blackest Night-era Star Sapphire material was searched, but exact issue/page and contributor roles remain unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-04. Referenced on 2 pages.

Product images

Johns Book One Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern by Geoff Johns Book One (New Edition)

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781779527653 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 7 pages.

Johns Omnibus One Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern by Geoff Johns Omnibus Vol. 1

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781401251345 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 18 pages.

Johns Omnibus Two Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern by Geoff Johns Omnibus Vol. 2

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781401255268 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 17 pages.

Johns Omnibus Three Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern by Geoff Johns Omnibus Vol. 3

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781401258207 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 9 pages.

Blackest Night Omnibus Source matched · artist roles pending

Blackest Night Omnibus (10th Anniversary)

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781401291198 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 14 pages.

Secret Origin Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern: Secret Origin (2026 Edition)

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781799517955 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 10 pages.

Recharge Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern Corps: Recharge (2026 Edition)

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781799517733 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 5 pages.

Hard Traveling Heroes Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern/Green Arrow: Hard Traveling Heroes Omnibus

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781779525734 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 3 pages.

Far Sector Source matched · artist roles pending

Far Sector: DC Compact Comics Edition

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781779527295 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 6 pages.

War Journal Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern: War Journal Vol. 1: Contagion

Artist credit unconfirmed.

The publisher-supplied ebook cover on Apple Books was matched to the artwork shown for the Kindle edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 6 pages.

Sinestro New52 Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern Vol. 1: Sinestro (The New 52)

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781401234546 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 5 pages.

Back In Action Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern Vol. 1: Back in Action

Artist credit unconfirmed.

DC’s publisher-distributed cover matches ISBN 9781779525093 for this edition.

Still to establish:

  • Individual cover art roles were outside this product image review.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 1 page.

Hal Jordan Figure Source matched · artist roles pending

Hal Jordan Page Punchers Figure & Comic

Artist credit unconfirmed.

The McFarlane Toys product photo shows model 15847, the 3-inch Hal Jordan figure with the Green Lantern: Rebirth comic.

Still to establish:

  • The product photographer is unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 1 page.

John Stewart Figure Source matched · artist roles pending

DC Multiverse Green Lantern: John Stewart

Artist credit unconfirmed.

The retailer photo shows the McFarlane Toys Modern Comic John Stewart figure, UPC 787926151312, with its translucent green construct and original packaging.

Still to establish:

  • The product photographer is unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 5 pages.

Power Ring Statue Source matched · artist roles pending

Green Lantern Power Ring Resin Statue

Artist credit unconfirmed.

The retailer image shows McFarlane Toys model 17944, the resin statue with Hal Jordan above the power ring display base.

Still to establish:

  • The product photographer is unconfirmed.

View the archived image (may contain spoilers) · Reviewed 2026-11-14. Referenced on 8 pages.

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