Actor Aaron Pierre gave DC fans a thrill by flawlessly reciting the iconic Green Lantern Oath during a live TV appearance. Co-starring Kyle Chandler, the upcoming Lanterns sci-fi series is set to make its premiere on HBO Max on August 16,

Lanterns will be the third DC Universe TV show to premiere on HBO Max — here's what you need to know ahead of release.

HBO's biggest sci-fi series of the year officially arrives in just under two weeks as excitement builds.

Lanterns, the Green Lantern detective show on HBO, introduces Manhunters and Sinestro to the DCU in a huge new trailer.

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Out of all the projects DC Studios announced, Lanterns is the one that's faced the biggest uphill battle. From the first official images to the first teaser trailer, viewers were less than impressed because the series seemed to downplay the cosmic elements in the Green Lantern comics.

DCU fans, rejoice: HBO has finally dropped the first teaser for the highly anticipated Lanterns. Premiering this August, the superhero series follows Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) as they investigate a murder in Oklahoma.

Our first Green Lantern is the longtime Corps member Tomar-Re from sector 2813. Tomar-Re is from the planet Xudar and is immediately identifiable thanks to his orange skin, larger fin on his head, and pointed ears, which were all traits of Xudarians.

The first full trailer for HBO Max's Lanterns has ignited excitement across the DC fandom. With a grounded mystery, cosmic stakes, strong performances and a darker tone, many believe the Green Lantern series could become the defining project of James Gunn's new DC Universe when it premieres on August 16.

With Marvel slowly recapturing some much-needed hype for the future of its cinematic universe with some big revelations over the weekend at San Diego’s Comic-Con, DC, too, is looking to drum up interest for its own rebooted live-action superhero universe and is hoping its new HBO series can do just that.

HBO Max and DC Studios’ Lanterns made a big splash at San Diego Comic-Con in Hall H. Fans were treated to sneak peeks and the debut of the new official trailer, teasing the intergalactic adventures of Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart.