Green Lantern has been around for 85 years now, with original Green Lantern Alan Scott first appearing in All-American Comics ...

Why I Think The Corps’ Arab-American Ring-Slinger Should ... that we could actually do some of these characters as Sinestro’s henchmen. Sometimes I felt, ‘Well, it’s a little tough because ...

Here’s how it works. Introduced in 1961’s Green Lantern #7, Sinestro was once a member of the Green Lantern Corps who trained Hal Jordan how to wield the emerald light of willpower.

However, this new chapter also sees the Corps welcoming none other than Sinestro back into its ranks. After the United Planets' Lord Premier Thaaros ordered the destruction of every Central Power ...

The story reveals how Sinestro, once the Green Lantern of Korugar and the Corps’ most decorated officer, twisted his noble mission into tyrannical rule. His justification – that absolute ...

Heading into Blackest Night, the Sinestro Corps is undergoing a leadership crisis, as the alien warlord Mongul has usurped Sinestro’s rightful place as leader of the Corps (I mean, the thing is ...

His narcissism knows no bounds." The force of will powered his light as a member of the Green Lantern Corps, but Sinestro is best known for being the leader of the Sinestro Corps, fueled by the ...

The Sinestro Corps: An army of individuals, led by Thaal Sinestro, who bear powerful yellow rings that are powered by the wielder's ability to instil great fear in to others. Aside from Sinestro ...

COMIC VINE: In the last issue, Sinestro sacrificed quite a few Sinestro Corps members because the corps had become bloated. Does that mean we'll be seeing new members or will the team stay small?

Created by John Broome and Gil Kane, SINESTRO is the former mentor of Hal Jordan and the arch-nemesis of the entire Green Lantern Corps. SINESTRO first appears in Green Lantern (vol. 2 ...