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Entertainment · Television & streaming · published 2026-10-12 · via TVLine

Lanterns Draws Lowest DCU Audience Rating on Rotten Tomatoes

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HBO's Lanterns earned praise from critics and solid viewership, but its Rotten Tomatoes audience score stands at 69%, the lowest among DC Universe titles. Viewers' main complaints centered on a shortage of cosmic action and the way Kyle Chandler's Hal Jordan was portrayed. For comparison, Peacemaker Season 2 has 79% and Supergirl has 72%.

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The audience-score gap could shape how DC Studios and HBO approach future Lanterns stories, potentially influencing whether cosmic action or grounded character drama gets prioritized. Dedicated Green Lantern fans may feel their expectations are being tested, while casual viewers might decide whether to invest based on word of mouth. Rotten Tomatoes scores may also affect streaming discovery and online discussion, though critical praise and viewership could still sustain interest. The outcome may signal that superhero audiences increasingly want varied tones, not one formula. Count: The1 audience-score2 gap3 could4 shape5 how6 DC7 Studios8 and9 HBO10 approach11 future12 Lanterns13 stories,14 potentially15 influencing16 whether17 cosmic18 action19 or20 grounded21 character22 drama23 gets24 prioritized.25 Dedicated26 Green27 Lantern28 fans29 may30 feel31 their32 expectations33 are34 being35 tested,36 while37 casual38 viewers39 might40 decide41 whether42 to43 invest44 based45 on46 word47

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