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Film & Serie TV
September 20, 2026

Lanterns: Guy Gardner returns in a poster for the HBO series

Lanterns: Guy Gardner returns in a poster for the HBO series
The HBO series 'Lanterns' brings Guy Gardner, the Green Lantern introduced in James Gunn's 'Superman,' back into the spotlight in a new promotional poster.

The HBO series 'Lanterns' continues to weave the threads of the DCU with the return of a familiar face. The new official poster features Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner, the sharp-edged Green Lantern first introduced in James Gunn's 2025 film 'Superman.'

Gardner, who has already made appearances in 'Peacemaker' Season 2, makes his debut in 'Lanterns' in the sixth episode, airing on September 20, 2026. The character is set to play a more central role compared to his previous TV appearances, as hinted by a preview showing him visiting John Stewart in a prison cell.

The series, a superhero thriller set in Nebraska, directly connects to the events of 'Peacemaker' Season 2, as confirmed by James Gunn himself. This opens the door to potential crossovers with other DCU characters, strengthening the interconnectedness of the narrative universe.

The Guy Gardner poster, darker and more atmospheric than the original 'Superman' one, reflects the distinctive tone of 'Lanterns.' The character is also expected to appear in the cinematic sequel 'Man of Tomorrow,' slated for 2027.

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