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In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight. Let those who worship evil's might, beware my power, Green Lantern's light!
~ Hal Jordan saying the famous Green Lantern Corps' oath.
Listen, we've all come through a lot in our different ways. Some of us had a comparatively easy time of it -- some of us didn't. But we got here seven of us now -- to protect this little planet -- and not only because it's right and just to protect life anywhere -- but because the future of the now-unified universe is evolving here now! We don't know if the Guardians are ever coming back, but we have their promise that beings like them, and the female Zamarons, will arise on Earth. That will probably be long after we're all gone... but like, perhaps, the Knights of our earlier days, I swear to give everything this ring and I have to keep alive in my time -- so that life in future days may achieve the grandeur we have been privileged to know in the Guardians of the Universe!
~ Hal Jordan.
When I was first recruited, I was told, "Do not challenge those more powerful than you." Funny Stuff.

Harold "Hal" Jordan, also known as Green Lantern, is a major character and superhero from the DC comics and universe, appearing as the main protagonist of the titular franchise, and a major character in the Justice League franchise.

He is believed to be the first human to join the Green Lantern Corps (which is later debunked), as well as a founding member of the Justice League. He is the second human to adopt the Green Lantern moniker after the original, Alan Scott, and was succeeded by several human heroes. A test pilot, Hal was granted a Green Lantern ring by a dying Abin Sur, and was inducted into the Green Lantern Corps to protect the Earth sector, 2814.

He was created in the Silver Age of Comic Books by John Broome and Gil Kane, and made his first appearance in Showcase #22 to replace Alan Scott, the original and first human Green Lantern. He is the overall main protagonist of the Green Lantern franchise and a major character in the Justice League comics, and the most famous Green Lantern of all the time.

Hal is best friends with Barry Allen, the second iteration of The Flash, and a close friend to the Green Arrow. He is also a friends with fellow Green Lanterns, Kilowog, John Stewart, Kyle Rayner, and Guy Gardner.

He was created by the late John Broome and the late Gil Kane, and first appeared in Showcase #22 in October of 1959.

Background[]

Origins[]

Hal was a California test pilot who was summoned to the site where Green Lantern Abin Sur had crashed. Abin bequeathed his ring and power battery to Jordan before dying. Training under both Kilowog and Sinestro, Jordan went on to become a famed hero on Earth and beyond, helped found the Justice League of America, and rose to the top of the Green Lantern Corps. Sinestro, his traitorous former mentor, became his arch nemesis.

Despite common belief, Hal Jordan was not the first human being ever recruited into the Green Lantern Corps. Earth's original Green Lantern originated in China, and was recruited in 814 B.C. Coincidentally, in Post-Crisis continuity, Alan Scott wielded this unnamed Chinese man's ring.

Hal's halcyon days ended when the fear entity Parallax, trapped within the Central Power Battery, reached out its psychic tendrils to taint his mind. The destruction of his native Coast City at the hands of Mongul and Cyborg-Superman was enough to push him over the edge—Jordan rushed to Oa, killed every Lantern that got in his way, and entered the Central Power Battery to gain the power necessary to rebuild Coast City, but was instead possessed by Parallax. Killing all the Guardians save one, Jordan/Parallax went on a rampage across the universe. Jordan's own nobility shone through, however, when Earth's Sun was being devoured by a Sun-Eater, and he gave his life to save his homeworld.

After his death, Jordan's soul was offered a chance at redemption: he was bound to the near-omnipotent Spectre, the Spirit of Vengeance. Jordan tried to change the Spectre's mission from vengeance to redemption, but to no avail: Parallax still remained bound to his soul, and the Eldritch Abomination tried to steal the Spectre's power for itself. But Jordan's successor, Kyle Rayner—with the help of all his surviving friends from the Corps and the League—defeated the monstrosity and restored Jordan to life. Now Hal Jordan is a Green Lantern once more, protecting Space Sector 2814 while seeking atonement for his actions under Parallax's influence.

After Krona's attempt to take over the Corps using the enslaved emotional entities, Hal managed to kill him. However, the Guardians were deeply freaked out (though they won't admit it) by the fact that he overcame his ring's restrictions against killing Guardians, deeming him as a dangerous renegade and ejecting him from the Corps. However, Sinestro of all people recruited his help, making a replica power ring for him to use. After an uneasy alliance, and a brief case of deadness, Hal and Sinestro managed to stop the Guardians' scheme. Though Hal found himself briefly placed in charge of the Green Lantern Corps, currently he serves in the Honor Guard.

Biography[]

Early Life[]

Harold "Hal" Jordan was born in Coast City to Martin and Jessica Jordan, and is the middle-child between his brothers Jack and Jim Jordan. In his childhood, Hal idolized his father, a test pilot who worked for Ferris Aircraft. Hal later witnessed the death of his father, who died in a plane crash, a great fear that Hal had to face. Despite his family's wishes, Hal followed his father's footsteps and joined the United States Air Force on his eighteenth birthday. Hal became a test pilot for the Air Force, and became a member of the Ferris Aircraft.

Becoming Green Lantern[]

Years later, Green Lantern Abin Sur crash-landed his starship in the Californian desert, and before dying, he selected a replacement officer for his position. The power ring chose Hal for his ability to overcome great fear, and Hal become a Green Lantern after the ring's abilities were explained to him. As a green lantern, Hal was a galactic officer who was to protect all life in Sector 2814, and later learned that there were other Green Lanterns cross the universe.

Upon going to Oa, Hal learned that all lanterns across the universe were empowered by the Guardians, who were mystical creatures. Hal then received training from what the best of Green Lantern Corps could offer, notably drill sergeant Kilowog and Sinestro, who became his mentor.

During his training, Hal learned that Sinestro was subjugating his home planet, Korugar through fear by using his power ring. After reporting these acts to the Guardians and the other Green Lanterns, he battled Sinestro and defeated him. Afterward, he testified against Sinestro at his trail, and had him expelled from the Corps and banished to the Antimatter Universe as punishment. As a result of losing his power, Sinestro swore renege against Hal and the Corps, becoming their sworn enemy and nemesis.

Heroic Career[]

During his early career, Hal patrolled the galaxy and took on many missions, but also continued to spend at home working at Ferris Aircraft. In addition, he romantically pursued his boss Carol Ferris, and entrusted his secrets to Tom Kalmaku, a young Eskimo mechanic. Despite his interest with Carol, their relationship had many speed bumps due her position, and later becoming Star Sapphire by the Zamarons. Upon becoming Star Sapphire, Carol became a menace to the world, specifically men.

Hal later stopped the Appellaxians from invading the Earth, and became a founding member of the Justice League of America alongside Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman, and Martin Manhunter. Hal became good friends with Oliver Queen, and the two went on adventures together, and he also got along with Oliver's girlfriend Dinah Lance. Halo also became best friends with Barry Allen, and retained a friendship with Barry and Oliver's sidekicks, Roy Harper and Wally West.

Emerald Twilight[]

Hal's home Coast City was destroyed by Cyborg Superman and Mongul, and the Green Lantern defeated Mongul in combat after seeing the destruction. With the city destroyed, Hal tried to use his ring to recreate Coast City, but a projection of the Guardians was sent to him, angered that he was using his powers for personal reasons. Enraged that the Guardians would ignore the personal loss he had suffered in the name of their Corps, Hal became insane with grief and decided to meat them head on and defeat the men who destroyed his life.

Hal went on to obtain vast powers so that he could recreate what he lost, and battled many of the Green Lanterns, and fought Boodikka, General Kreon, Graf Toren, Hannu, Jack T. Cahance, Ke'Haan, Laira and Tomar-Tu. Hal took their rings after defeating them, and went making it to Oa, he killed Kilowog and Sinestro. Hal entered the Central Power Battery and absorbed the energies in side, killing the Guardians and destroying the Green Lantern Corps. Afterward, Hal emerged as Parallax, who was the Guardians infamous yellow impurity and ancient monster that was imprisoned in the Power Battery.

Zero Hour[]

Hal fought many of his former allies as Parallax, including the newest Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner while attempting to restore Coast City. Hal conspired with Extant to restart the universe, but failed and was defeated by the heroes of Earth. Afterward, Hal realized that he became evil after speaking with Rayner, and healed the paralyzed John Stewart and resurrected Oliver Queen. Knowing that the Sun Eater was coming to destroy Earth, Hal sacrificed himself to destroy it and re-ignited Earth's sun.

The Spectre[]

With the help of the Sentinels of Magic, Hal became the new host for the Spectre, as he was without a host, and demons sought to use that as an advantage. Hal attempted to make the Spectre's mission be redemption over vengeance, but had little success despite removing the Star Sapphire persona from Carol. The Spectre explained that Parallax was part of Hal's soul, and Jordan succeeded in separating both the Spectre and Parallax from his soul. Ganthet then sent a beacon of light to guide Hal's soul back to his body, and he was reborn as a Green Lantern. He reunited with Kilowog, Kyle Rayner, John Stewart and Guy Gardner, and defeated Sinestro from destroying the Corps, re-imprisoned Parallax in the Power Battery, and the Green Lantern Corps was reborn.

Hal wanted to atone for his ctions and became the Green Lantern of Sector 2814 once again, and later rejoined the Justice League despite Batman mistrusting him. He went on to rescue missing Green Lanterns, such as Hank Henshaw, the Manhuters on Biot, and Arisia. During the Sinestro Corps War, Hal urged the people of Coast City to evacuate, as the city was targeted for destruction. However, the people put out green lights to support Hal and the Corps, and Hal and Rayner defeated Sinestro, ending the war.

Red Lantern[]

After the war, Hal was ordered to escort Sinestro Korugar where he would be executed, but they were ambushed by the Sinestro Corps and later the Red Lanterns. Hal and the other Sinestro Corps were left to die, as the Red Lanterns captured Sinestro, but they were rescued by the Blue Lantern Saint Walker. Hal accompanied Walker to Odym, and convinced Ganthet to help him rescue Sinestro from the Red Lanterns. Hal teamed Up with Walker and Warth to rescue Sinestro from Atrocitus, but he was captured by the Red Lanterns, ang hung from a ross right next to Sinestro.

Hal and Sinestro were freed by the Blue Lanterns and Sinestro Corps members, and Hal failed to save Laira, as she was killed by Sinestro. Hal became enraged, losing self-control and attempted to murder Sinestro, which attracted a red power ring, and Hal became a Red Lantern. Hal proceeded to attack Sinestro Corps and Blue Lantern members, and was able to create constructs while wielding a red power ring. Walker freed Hal from the red power ring, returning him back to normal, and the group proceeded to fight Atrocitus. Afterward, Hal was seen wearing a Blue/Green Lantern hybrid uniform, with everyone not knowing why.

Orange Lantern[]

Hal returned Odym to try to remove the blue power ring, and spoke with Gangthet and Sayd, telling them he would not abandon the Green Lanterns Corps to join the Blue Lantern Corps. Ganthet told him that he never intended for Hal to be a Blue Lantern, but to become the leader of the Blue Lantern Corps, as a Green Lantern, he believed Hal's willpower would be strong enough to power the Blue Lanterns. Hal was then called back to Oa by the Guardians so that they could remove the blue ring themselves, as Hal wasn't thrilled of being thought as a battery.

The Guardians were unable to remove the blue ring, and the corps become part of the war against Larfleeze as a Scar requested a new law be made, making the Vega System no longer off limits. Hal battled Larfleeze, but the villain wants Hal's blue ring, and Hal agrees to give it him if he tells him how he met the Guardians. Hal used the blue ring's recharging ability to create an army of Green Lantern constructs to battle the Orange Lanterns, and Hal attempted the battery of Larfleeze.

While holding the battery, Hal feel under its influence, but Larfleeze took the battery back. The blue ring registered with Hal that they will defeat Larfleeze, and unleashed a blue light that destroyed Larfleeze's construct, and the ring left his finger and initiated a sector scan for Sector 2828. The Guardians then made a new pat with Larfleeze, but didn't tell the Green Lanterns.

Powers and Abilities[]

Powers[]

  • Green Lantern Ring: Hal Jordan wields a Green Lantern ring, which grants him multiple powers when fighting against his enemies. To fully use the power ring, Jordan must charge the ring with a battery, and have a great willpower to use constructs.
    • Flight: The power rings of the Green Lanterns allow the wearers to fly by manipulating anti-gravitons, and Jordan can fly at incredible speeds.
    • Force Field: Jordan's power ring can create various force fields to protect himself against his enemies, or microscopic matter while in outer space.
    • Energy Projection: Like other Green Lantern power rings, Jordan's ring can fire blasts of energy or create weapons at will. Jordan's willpower was so great, he was capable of staggering Superman when energy projecting.
    • Energy Construct Creation: Hal Jordan can form constructs of energy from Oa, being capable of creating physical weapons from his thoughts and the strength of his willpower.
      • Superhuman Strength: Jordan is granted super strength by his energy constructs, allowing him to lift or move great amounts of mass or weight with little effort.

Abilities[]

  • Master Pilot: Jordan is a capable pilot, being part of the United States Air Force and the Ferris Aircraft.
  • Master Combatant: Jordan is a expert fighter, and becomes more so after battling multiple foes during his time as a Green Lantern and Justice League member.

Portrayals[]

Films[]

  • In the titular 2011 film and Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters, he was portrayed by Ryan Reynolds, who also plays Deadpool in the X-Men Origins: Wolverine and the titular films, Paul Conroy in Buried, Guy in Free Guy, Detective Pikachu in Pokémon Detective Pikachu, and also played Hannibal King in Blade: Trinity, and voiced Guy in The Croods and The Croods: A New Age and Turbo in the titular film.
  • In the 2011 short film The Death and Return of Superman, he was portrayed by Zach Cregger.
  • In Justice League: The New Frontier, he was voiced by David Boreanaz.
  • In Green Lantern: First Flight, he was voiced by Christopher Meloni, who portrays Elliot Stabler in Law & Order: SVU, and also played Colonel Nathan Hardy in Man of Steel.
  • In Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, he was voiced by Nolan North, who also voiced Nathan Drake in the Uncharted series, Edward Richtofen in the Call of Duty zombie series, Desmond Miles in the Assassin's Creed series, The Boss ("Nolan North" voice) in Saints Row IV and Saints Row: Gat out of Hell, Deadpool in numerous media, and many others.
  • In Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, he was voiced by Nathan Fillion, who also played Richard Castle in the titular tv series, and The Detachable Kid in The Suicide Squad, and also voiced Edward Buck in the Halo series.
    • Fillion reprised his voice for the character in Justice League: Doom, Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, Justice League: Throne of Atlantis, The Death of Superman and Reign of Superman.
  • In Justice League: War, he was voiced by Justin Kirk.
  • In Lego Batman: The Movie, he was voiced by Cam Clarke, who was the singing voice of Simba in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, and also voiced Bron in The Land Before Time tv series, Flounder in The Little Mermaid: Return to the Sea, and Mac in Clifford the Big Red Dog.
    • Clarke reprised his voice for the character in Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes.
  • In Green Lantern: The Animated Series, he was voiced by Josh Keaton, who also voiced Spider-Man in The Spectacular Spider-Man, Valerian Mengsk in the StarCraft series, Jak in Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier, Anduin Wrynn in the World of Warcraft series, and HYDRA Stomper in What If...?
    • Keaton reprised his voice for the character in DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League: Attack of the Legion of Doom and Justice League: Cosmic Clash, DC Super Hero Girls, Justice League Action, Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, and DC Lego Super-Villains.
  • In The Lego Movie, he was voiced by Jonah Hill, who also played Seth in Superbad and Morton Schmidt in the 21 Jump Street and 22 Jump Street, and voiced Snotlout Jorgenson in the How to Train Your Dragon series, Carl in Sausage Party.
    • Hill reprised his voice for the character in The Lego Batman Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.
  • In Superman: Red Son, he as voiced by Sasha Roiz.

Television[]

  • In The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure, he was voiced by the late Gerald Mohr.
  • In the live-action Legends of the Superheroes, he was portrayed by Howard Murphy.
  • In the various Super Friends incarnations, he was voiced by the late Michael Rye.
  • In Justice League Unlimited, he was voiced by Adam Baldwin, who also played John Casey in Chuck.
    • Baldwin reprised his voice for the character in Injustice: Gods Among Us and Infinite Crisis.
  • In Duck Dodgers, he was voiced by Kevin Smith.
  • In Batman: The Brave and the Bold, he was voiced by Loren Lester, who voices Nightwing in the DC Animated Universe.
    • Lester reprised his voice for character in Batman: The Brave and the Bold – The Videogame.
  • In Young Justice, he was voiced by Dee Bradley Baker, who also voiced Wallabee Beetles in Codename: Kids Next Door, Klaus Heisler in American Dad!, Ace the Bat-Hound in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Captain Rex, Commander Cody, Commander Wolffe and Clone Troopers in Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Rebels, and Perry the Platypus in Phineas and Ferb.
  • In Young Justice: Outsiders, he was voiced by Steve Blum, who also voiced Tank Dempsey in the Call of Duty zombie series, Urdnot Grunt in the Mass Effect series, Vincent Valentine in Final Fantasy VII, Crash Bandicoot in Crash Nitro Kart, Grayson Hunt in Bulletstorm Sub-Zero in the Mortal Kombat series and Injustice 2, and Bo' Rai Cho in Mortal Kombat X.
    • Blum reprised his voice for the character in Injustice 2.
  • In the DC Super Hero Girls tv series, he was voiced by Jason Spisak, who also voiced Geo Stelar in Mega Man Star Force.

Video Games[]

  • In Justice League Heroes, he was voiced by John Rubinow.
  • In Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, he was voiced by Josh Phillips.
  • In LittleBigPlanet 2 and LittleBigPlanet PS Vita, he was voiced by Joseph May.
  • In DC Universe Online, he was voiced by Gray Haddock.
  • In Injustice: Gods Among Us, Adam Baldwin reprises his role from Justice League Unlimited. In the sequel Injustice 2, he was voiced by Steve Blum instead.

Quotes[]

There are worse things than dying, friend. With this little ring I can take you apart molecule by molecule and then put you back together again. And maybe I put you back together right and maybe I don't. But you'll be alive and conscious for every second of it.
~ Hal Jordan.
I've got a lot to say, and I'm not much good at speeches, so please don't interrupt me. When I saw, a little while ago, the strength of Green Arrow's love for Dinah, I realized that I've been denying myself that sort of strength... because I was proud, because I insisted on my own terms... because I demanded you accept me, not as the dashing Green Lantern, but as plain... Hal Jordan!
~ Hal Jordan.
This is what I've been waiting -- praying for. A chance to make it up to you -- all of you. I can't bring you back -- but I can answer for my sins.
~ Hal Jordan.
You're the worst kind of villain, Deimos. One obsessed with power for power's sake. You wield it for your own selfish needs. But power like that can not only save lives. It can revive them. My universe. My world. My Coast City. You bore me.
~ Hal Jordan to Deimos.
You can't foresee all the consequences of your actions -- But that's no excuse to do nothing.
~ Hal Jordan to Boston Brand.
I've served you well, Guardians. On your behalf, I've battled the vilest scum this universe has to offer... and I think I've earned my rest. There are thousands of inhabited worlds in my space sector, countless worthy beings... give this ring to one of them! I really don't care who you give it to -- just so long as it isn't mine anymore.
~ Hal Jordan.
The farther I get from the cockpit, the more I realize there’s only ever two choices: Go down in flames – or do something crazy.
~ Prime Earth Hal Jordan.
I've never been afraid of the dark. Though after spending weeks in it, I'm ready to turn on the lights and scare the nightmares away. That's what Green Lanterns do.
~ Prime Earth Hal Jordan.
To protect everything in this sector.
~ Hal Jordan in Injustice 2.

Trivia[]

  • Hal Jordan's original design in the comics was based on Paul Newman.
  • He was ranked number seven on IGN's Top 100 Comic Book Heroes in 2011, and was placed 4th on IGN's Top 25 Heroes of DC Comics in 2013.

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Mortal Kombat: Rebirth: Johnny Cage | Scorpion | Sonya Blade | Jax Briggs
Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge: Scorpion | Liu Kang | Raiden | Johnny Cage | Sonya Blade | Kitana | Jax Briggs | Reptile | Nitara
Mortal Kombat (2021): Cole Young | Scorpion | Liu Kang | Raiden | Jax Briggs | Sonya Blade | Kung Lao | Johnny Cage
Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms: Scorpion | Sub-Zero | Liu Kang | Kung Lao | Raiden | Johnny Cage | Sonya Blade | Kitana | Jax Briggs | Kurtis Stryker | Smoke | Jade | Li Mei
Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind: Kenshi Takahashi | Sub-Zero | Scorpion
Mortal Kombat Legends: Cage Match: Johnny Cage | Ashrah | Chuck Golden

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