Sinestro

Thaal Sinestro of Korugar is the arch-nemesis of Green Lantern.

Thaal Sinestro, originally an anthropologist from the planet Korugar , had a natural affinity for order as displayed by his meticulous reconstructions of ancient ruins. It was at one of these reconstructions that a wounded Green Lantern , Prohl Gosgotha , crash landed. He gave his ring to Sinestro who barely defeated the lantern's pursuer, a Weaponer of Qward , at the cost of the very ruins he had restored. When Gosgotha requested his ring back after the battle so that it might keep him alive Sinestro instead allowed him to die and took his place. The Guardians , unaware of his actions, allowed Sinestro to become the Green Lantern for sector He first appeared in August in the comic Green Lantern 7. Sinestro was the finest officer in the Green Lantern Corps.

Sinestro

He is the archnemesis of Hal Jordan and founder of the Sinestro Corps. Sinestro has appeared in various forms of non-comics media including shows, films, and video games, and he made his live-action debut in the film Green Lantern , played by Mark Strong. In , IGN ranked Sinestro as the 15th-greatest comic book villain of all time. Sinestro is born on the planet Korugar in space sector His dedication to preserving order originally manifests in his previous career, an anthropologist specializing in reconstructions of ruins of long-dead civilizations. One day, a Green Lantern named Prohl Gosgotha crash-lands near him, injured and apparently dying. Prohl gives his ring to Sinestro, who barely understands what to do with it. He uses it to defend himself from the Lantern's pursuer: a Weaponer of Qward. In the end, Sinestro has to destroy the ruins he was restoring to crush the Qwardian. Afterwards, Gosgotha turns out to still be alive and asks for his ring back to keep him alive long enough to get help. Knowing this would mean no longer being a Green Lantern, Sinestro lets him die and takes over his post.

Sinestro Earth 12 Justice League, sinestro. They deny his request and remind him sinestro is to fulfill his duties as a Green Lantern. Iroque teleports Hal and Sinestro to Korugar, sinestro, and Iroque says that if the ring changed her, then the Guardians can also be changed.

Let those who try to stop what's right, burn like my power, Sinestro's might! From the greatest Green Lantern to the Corps' greatest enemy, Thaal Sinestro's fall from grace can easily be attributed to his own hubris—but if you ask him, the real problem lies in the Green Lantern Corps itself and its creators, the Guardians of the Universe. After all, as far as Sinestro is concerned, everything he does is for the good of the universe. Originally hailing from the planet Korugar, Sinestro once served as the Green Lantern of Sector and quickly gained recognition among the Corps for his ability to police his sector. However, peace came at a price. Sinestro's determination to preserve order caused him to act more as a dictator than a protector, conquering his own home planet in the process. Control became his means to an end, the true path to order in both his sector and the universe as a whole, and Sinestro did anything necessary to achieve it.

In a sprawling universe that gave birth to the famed heroes of the cosmic police force known as the Green Lantern Corps , it stands to reason there must exist villains of similar organization and commitment. The Sinestro Corps gather such villains into a comparable force, turning their power on the goal of ruling the galaxy with a yellow-ring-constructed fist. With the Sinestro Corps, terror is the name of the game, and by wielding fear-powered rings as a weapon, this brightly colored group of baddies is a constant threat that never seems to let up. But who are the Sinestro Corps? And how did they get their start as the number one villainous itch that the Green Lantern Corps can never seem to fully scratch? Formed and championed by ex-Green Lantern, archenemy to Hal Jordan, and all-around evil alien Sinestro , the Sinestro Corps immediately became a force to be reckoned with the second they stepped into their yellow-tinged spotlight, and in one fell swoop became an important and formidable element within the greater Green Lantern mythos. After years of battling it out with any number of Green Lanterns and DC Comics superheroes alike, Sinestro eventually found himself in the Antimatter Universe, a dimension that he had visited before to craft his original fear-based ring of choice more on that later. While there, Sinestro strikes up a bargain with the ruler of that domain, the all-powerful evil that is the Anti-Monitor.

Sinestro

Thaal Sinestro, originally an anthropologist from the planet Korugar , had a natural affinity for order as displayed by his meticulous reconstructions of ancient ruins. It was at one of these reconstructions that a wounded Green Lantern , Prohl Gosgotha , crash landed. He gave his ring to Sinestro who barely defeated the lantern's pursuer, a Weaponer of Qward , at the cost of the very ruins he had restored. When Gosgotha requested his ring back after the battle so that it might keep him alive Sinestro instead allowed him to die and took his place. The Guardians , unaware of his actions, allowed Sinestro to become the Green Lantern for sector He first appeared in August in the comic Green Lantern 7. Sinestro was the finest officer in the Green Lantern Corps. He was duely respected by his fellow Corpsmen and the Guardians for having a near-perfect space sector. Sinestro was disgusted by most of Jordan's tactics in keeping order and had virtually no tolerance for him

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While in the Battery, he also makes a startling discovery about the ancient weakness to yellow within the Green Lanterns' light. All Sinestro Corps members followed his example, with the result of thousands of emblems across the cosmic jail. And after planning a series of cunning schemes to destroy his former allies, he struck. Sinestro assembled an army of yellow-ring-wielding fear-mongers dubbed the Sinestro Corps , as an attempt to bring to the universe the order that the Guardians couldn't, starting the event called Sinestro Corps War. Sinestro was beaten by his so called "friend" and the people he thought worshiped him Reverting to his original Silver Age costume, and wielding the power of the Ultraviolet Corps rather than his Qwardian power ring, he successfully brainwashes half the planet and begins to bring the black sun Umbrax, source of the Invisible Spectrum, into the universe. Kyle Rayner is captured and transported to Qward, where Sinestro manages to separate Rayner from the symbiote Ion allowing Parallax to possess him. Sinestro Corps Prime Earth other versions. However, while helping Hal Jordan and the ring-wielders of the other five corps investigate the abduction of the emotional entities, Sinestro is separated from his ring and imprisoned in the Book of the Black, along with the other five members of the group, with Hal only just managing to escape with their rings. Sinestro appears before the Guardians demanding that his ring be removed. Young Justice. Main article: Power ring. Main article: Sinestro Corps War. He visited Soranik throughout her life using his ring to alter his appearance.

So what turned him from a hero into a villain? Born on the planet Korugar, Sinestro was originally an anthropologist who studied ancient ruins, but that all changed when a Green Lantern called Prohl Gosgotha crashed at one of his sites.

Sinestro arrives on Earth at the apartment of Hal Jordan offering him a chance to be a Green Lantern again. An alternate universe version of Sinestro appears in "Deep cover for Batman" wearing his Sinestro Corps uniform and wielding his yellow power ring. New York: Facts on File. Saying that Sinestro was the only one who could release Parallax, Hal reasoned that if he rejoined with the parasite, then he would have the power to stop the Spectre. However, a malfunction lead Sinestro's energy form to get inside John's mind for a time, until it was released. Sinestro begins the fight by blowing a hole through the chest of the second Black Condor , killing him instantly. As their life is drained away, Hal and Sinestro fuse their rings together and send off the resulting ring to get help. The other Green Lantern Corps are in agreement. This power coincided with his yellow power ring and it gave him a new charge that surpassed any Green Lantern's. In "Rage of the Red Lanterns" 1, a group of rogue Sinestro Corps members still loyal to Sinestro release him from Green Lantern custody as he is being transferred for execution. The newly restored Corps is short-lived, thanks to the inadvertent efforts of the alien warlord Mongul and Hank Henshaw , a cyborg who is at the time impersonating Superman. In the midst of the battle, Nekron kills a Guardian and uses its blood to summon a large white figure from Earth. However, peace came at a price.