From The Hollywood Reporter · Brian Davids · · 1m
Nathan Fillion on Green Lantern's Corporate Superhero Role
Nathan Fillion explains how his Green Lantern character differs from Superman in DCU's corporate-sponsored superhero universe.
In brief
Nathan Fillion explains how his Green Lantern character differs from Superman in DCU's corporate-sponsored superhero universe. Nathan Fillion's Green Lantern character in Lanterns adapts to DCU's corporate style without a fixed tone, contrasting with Superman's approach. Originally reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
Green Lantern's Corporate Role
Nathan Fillion discusses his character as a corporate-sponsored superhero in Lanterns, contrasting with Superman's approach.
DCU's Tone Flexibility
James Gunn, DC Studios co-CEO, states the DCU has no house style, allowing each character to reflect distinct tones.
Green Lantern's Unique Style
Guy Gardner, Fillion's character, has a pumpkin-pie haircut and ring-powered traits unlike Hal Jordan's more casual style.
Character Contrast
Guy Gardner differs from Hal Jordan, John Stewart, and the more cavalier tone of Superman's universe.
DCU's Adaptation Approach
Each character adapts to the distinct tone of their story while maintaining the DCU's corporate-sponsored superhero identity.
Here's the gist
Nathan Fillion's Green Lantern character in Lanterns adapts to DCU's corporate style without a fixed tone, contrasting with Superman's approach.
