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Injustice reveal the Blackest Night Aquaman skin. I think that skin looks sick and I am very happy he gets a new skin :) Also ...

Lanterns seems to be the next DC project that will be rolling cameras as Danish actor Ulrich Thomsen has been cast in the role of Sinestro in the series. Playing the main antagonist of the show ...

But what about the “Big Bad” of the Green Lantern mythology, Sinestro? Even though James Gunn describes Lanterns as more Earth-bound than cosmic, it will feature the alien villain Sinestro.

Writer John Broome and artist Gil Kane’s groundbreaking issue introduces Sinestro in what would become one of the most influential single issues in Green Lantern history. The story reveals how ...

Thomsen himself is well-known for playing Kai Proctor on the Cinemax series titled Banshee, among other roles. His resume is impressive, so fans should rest easy knowing Sinestro is in more than ...

EXCLUSIVE: Ulrich Thomsen (Counterpart, The Blacklist) has been tapped to recur in the HBO, WBTV and DC Studios series Lanterns as DC supervillain Sinestro. The series follows new recruit John ...

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HBO’s upcoming Lanterns series has officially found its Sinestro, with Deadline reporting that Ulrich Thomsen has been tapped to play the villainous character. It’s unknown exactly what role ...

Kareena slammed the intrusion and wrote, "Stop this now. Have a heart. Leave us alone, for God's sake." However, she later deleted the post. Kareena Kapoor slams paparazzi video. Saif Ali Khan was ...

Many of us worry about the costs of everyday items, like eggs and gasoline, and that’s understandable. But we should also remember that the price of injustice is even higher.