The lantern colors of Batman’s various associates, such as Robin and Batgirl, are not what fans expected. Since the introduction of the emotional spectrum in Jeff Jones’ epics green lantern On the run, heroes from The Flash to Supergirl use various lantern rings. Short vision for 2011 Bat lady #24 It’s been revealed who Lantern Corps’ Batgirl, Robin and Stephanie Brown will be – and they’re not at all what fans were expecting.
The emotional spectrum is one of the original forces of the DC Universe. It is similar to a regular color spectrum, with each color representing a different emotion; for example, green for willpower, red for anger and rage, blue for hope, etc. In 2009, the legend of the Lantern Legion reached its climax. darkest night During the event, several DC heavyweights, such as The Flash, Lex Luthor, and Wonder Woman, received a lantern ring and were sent to different Legions. why – and in Bat lady #24DC has addressed this issue for several members of the Bat family.
Written by Bryan Q. Miller and illustrated by Père Perez, the issue culminates when Batgirl is then Stephanie Brown at various times and In one episode, Barbara Gordon and Robin (Damian Wayne) join Join different Lantern Corps. Barbara wields the Green Lantern ring, using it to create a giant mechanic suit, in which she acts as the pilot; Batgirl has the powers of the Blue Lantern – complete with a glowing blue cane, and Robin the raging red lanterns.
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Stephanie’s images of herself and her friends as lanterns never had any follow-up, leaving only tantalizing glimpses of what could be – but It might be a little surprising that they find themselves in the Legion. Damian Wayne’s portrayal of Red Lantern is perhaps the least surprising of all. At this point in his career, Damian is still in “kill mode” as he has yet to shake off the influence of the Dark Alliance. Damian’s motivation is anger – that’s all he’s grown up to know, so his Red Lantern status isn’t a surprise. Barbara Gordon (Barbara Gordon) might seem like a better fit for Blue Lantern, but she’s actually Green Lantern; Bat lady #24 The New 52 reboot came out a month earlier, which means that Barbara Gordon is still the Oracle Information Broker, the alias she used after being shot by the Joker. Barbara regained her spirits and turned tragedy into victory – a show of willpower (if any). And finally Stephanie Brown, who joined the hopeful Blue Lantern Corps. During her time as Batgirl, Stephanie learned what it means to be a true hero under the guidance of Barbara Gordon. This gave Stephanie new faith and hope, making her a natural Blue Lantern.
While Stephanie’s vision of herself as the Green Lantern is just that: a vision, it’s a vision that represents not only who she is but also who Robin and Barbara Gordon are. While Batgirl with the blue lantern, or Robin with the red lantern, may seem jarring at first glance, the colors of these Batman companions make perfect sense.