Aside from a brief cameo in Young Justice and a few episodes on the short-lived Green Lantern series, Guy Gardner certainly has not gotten the attention from mainstream audiences that Hal Jordan ...

Having just made his live-action debut in James Gunn's Superman, let's look at why Guy Gardner's Green Lantern is such a jerk in the comics.

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In the comics, he debuted in Green Lantern Vol. 2 #87 (1972), and the Guardians chose him to serve as Hal Jordan’s backup after Guy Gardner was injured in an accident.

It began with the Emerald Knights movie in 2011, voicing Hal Jordan, one of the more recognizable comics characters to pick up the Green Lantern mantle. This was followed by returns in Justice League: ...

Guy Gardner, one of three Green Lanterns that patrol Precinct Earth, is in the running — but the other two Lanterns, John Stewart and Hal Jordan, quickly squash that talk with an emphatic "no!" ...

Fillion is set to play Gardner in this summer’s Superman, and will reprise the role in the HBO series. Lanterns was picked up last year from Chris Mundy (Ozark), Damon Lindelof (Watchmen, Lost ...

Guy Gardner has plenty of flaws. But beyond his anger issues and desire to antagonize every single person he meets, there’s a very real person who is trying to live the best life he can after it ...

The interior pages show Jordan and fellow lantern Guy Gardner stranded on a snowy planet, the charges from their rings exhausted. Lost and without hope, the pair stumble across a buried hangar ...

HBO’s upcoming DC series “Lanterns” has added Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner, one of multiple Green Lanterns in the cast. This will be far from Fillion’s first time playing a Lantern. He ...

Guy Gardner first appeared in Green Lantern #59 back in 1968) and was created by John Broome and Gil Kane. He was originally just a backup Lantern for Hal Jordan and was just a kind and capable ...

Yes, he plays Guy Gardner, one of a handful of Earth-based Green Lanterns (and by far the most pompous of them all) from DC comics, in this summer's Superman. He also has been the industry's go-to ...