Green Lantern Corps #6 brings back Mogo in volcanic form while Sinestro deals with family drama and Jessica Cruz investigates ...

Green Lantern: Beware My Power will mark the second time the Sinestro Corps have appeared in an animated movie, as the group previously showed up in 2011’s Green Lantern: Emerald Knights.During ...

Warning: Spoilers for Green Lantern Civil Corps Special #1. An iconic member of DC's Green Lantern Corps has just returned from the dead â and immediately joined the Sinestro Corps, in a betrayal ...

In his heyday, Sinestro had a corps that was powered by fear, but thanks to Thaaros' actions, there is no Sinestro Corps anymore (or any other Corps other than Green for that matter).

(Image credit: NBC) 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 ...

Sinestro would expand his Corps by inviting those capable of generating mass fear into his team, extending it into a legitimate threat against the Green Lanterns.

Sinestro Corps War Image courtesy of DC Comics (Green Lantern Vol. 4 #21-25, Green Lantern Corps Vol. 2 #14-19) This massive crossover event redefined Sinestro’s threat level and revolutionized ...

Sinestro's daughter Soranik Natu, who took after her dad and joined the Green Lantern Corps, definitely plays a big role in the series, especially after the first issue.

Not surprisingly, when it comes to Sinestro’s turn to speak for the Sinestro Corps and Planet Korugar, the ex-Green Lantern isn’t too keen on making allies with his old foes.

"Labeled the first renegade of the Green Lantern Corps, I was banished to the underbelly of the universe, ... And it would be mine."--SINESTRO . This button allows you to modify ...

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.