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Thaal Sinestro (/ s ɪ ˈ n ɛ s t r oʊ /) (or simply Sinestro) is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics, particularly those featuring Green Lantern. Created by John Broome and Gil Kane, Sinestro is a former Green Lantern Corps member who was dishonorably discharged for abusing his power.

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Learn how Sinestro went from being a Green Lantern to a fear-based villain and leader of the Yellow Lantern Corps. Discover his history, motivations, and role in major DC events and storylines.

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Thaal Sinestro of the planet Korugar in Sector 1417 is an intergalactic super-villain and antagonist of Green Lantern, particularly Hal Jordan. Originally known as the greatest member of the Green Lantern Corps ever to wield a ring, he trained many students including Hal Jordan. The Guardians of the Universe exiled him to the Antimatter Universe after learning he had used his power to set up a

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Sinestro is a former Green Lantern who became the Corps' greatest enemy, using the yellow power of fear to conquer his sector and challenge the Guardians. Learn about his fall from grace, his motives, and his role in the Sinestro Corps.

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Sinestro is a former Green Lantern who became a villain and created the Sinestro Corps, an army of yellow-ring-wielding fear-mongers. Learn about his origin, evolution, powers, and battles with Hal Jordan and other enemies.

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Thaal Sinestro of Korugar is the arch-nemesis of Green Lantern. At one point the greatest member of the Green Lantern Corps, he was corrupted by his power and exiled for crimes against his own people. He now seeks to impose his own order and control onto the universe, employing a yellow power ring to combat the green he has grown to despise. His prowess and ruthlessness have made him one of

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Learn about the origins, members, and history of the Sinestro Corps, the evil counterpart of the Green Lantern Corps. Find out how Sinestro and his army of fear-powered villains fought the Green Lanterns in a galaxy-wide war and what happened after.

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Sinestro, the greatest villain of Green Lantern, encounters a boy who claims to be his son in New Korugar. Korg, a Korugarian orphan, has a strong belief in his paternity, but no evidence to prove it.

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A comic book series featuring Sinestro, a former Green Lantern, as he faces old gods and Lex Luthor's schemes. Read the first issue online or find a comic shop near you.

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Sinestro was a former member of the Green Lantern Corps and later became their greatest enemy. Deemed unfit to wield the power of a Green Lantern by the Guardians of the Universe, Sinestro was brought down by his fellow Green Lanterns, including John Stewart, and stripped of his power ring.[2] At some point, Sinestro obtained his own yellow power ring that was as every bit as formidable as a

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Thaal Sinestro is the main antagonist of the Green Lantern comic book franchise, being the former mentor-turned archenemy of the Green Lantern, Hal Jordan. He has been adapted into multiple mediums. He was created by the late John Broome and the late Gil Kane. Sinestro (DC) Sinestro (DC Animated Universe) Sinestro (Green Lantern: First Flight) Sinestro (Green Lantern: The Animated Series

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Learn about the origin, evolution and impact of Sinestro, one of the Green Lantern Corps' greatest enemies and a personal rival to Hal Jordan. Discover the stories that shaped his character, from his first appearance to his yellow ring, from his death to his redemption, and more.

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Parallax and Sinestro defeat Power Ring.. Sinestro is revealed to be among the villains split on the idea of how to handle Earth. He is said to have a good relationship with Black Adam.He returns to Earth due to the powerful use of a Qwardian Power Ring by Batman against Power Ring.He later tells Batman that he left himself vulnerable by resisting the bond with the ring, and destroyed Power Ring.

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Sinestro is a character in the HBO Max original series, Green Lantern. In the comic series, Sinestro was a member of the Green Lantern Corps before being dishonorably discharged for abusing his power. He is the archenemy of Hal Jordan and the founder of the Sinestro Corps.

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Learn about the origin, history and powers of Sinestro, the arch nemesis of Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps. Discover how he became a villain, created the Sinestro Corps and fought the Guardians of the Universe.

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A Little History. A former officer of the Green Lantern Corps, Sinestro is one of the most deadly adversaries in all of DC Comics. As a member of the Green Lantern Corps, Sinestro and the control he had over his space sector was unmatched. He was able to keep law, order, and peace within his territory like very few could.

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Explore the solo adventures of Sinestro, the archenemy of Green Lantern, in this comic series. Follow his rise, fall and redemption as he faces various threats and challenges across the universe.

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SINESTRO #1. Thaal Sinestro has lost everything he's ever loved: his home, his family, his only friend. But no matter how desperate he becomes, Sinestro will never be without fear...a lesson his one-time ally, one-time enemy Lyssa Drak is eager to teach him! Can he take back the despicable Yellow Lantern Corps?

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Sinestro is reluctantly drafted back into the Green Lantern Corps, and the Guardians insist that it's his chance for redemption; they are in unanimous agreement on the decision with the exception of Ganthet. Green Lantern: Sinestro is a Green Lantern storyline published as part of The New 52, concurrently with Blood and Rage, Fearsome and The Ring Bearer. Following the timeline reboot in

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Thaal Sinestro (usually simply referred to as Sinestro) is an alien supervillian (and sometimes superhero) in the DC Universe.A former Lantern for the Green Lantern Corps, Sinetro was considered one of the greatest Lanterns to ever grace the Corps.The mentor of Hal Jordan, Sinestro turned against the Corps when he was persecuted for conquering the planet Koruger and ruling as a dictator.

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8 Emotional Connect. One of the most underrated superpowers that Sinestro has is his ability to read people's emotions. This is another thing that the Ultraviolet Power Ring helps the DC supervillain with. Not only does Sinestro understand others' emotions, but he is also able to picture the reason for these emotions.

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SINESTRO VOL. 4: THE FALL OF SINESTRO. In these stories from SINESTRO #16-23, the Pale Bishop has awakened on Earth—and he might be more than the combined power of Sinestro and Black Adam can handle! As the influence of the Paling sweeps across the planet, the Sinestro Corps welcomes two unexpected (and powerful) visitors: Superman and Wonder

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SINESTRO #7. "GODHEAD," act 2, part 5: The mission to Zamaron and the Star Sapphires yields a shocking secret about the White Lantern, but in this case, knowledge isn't power. It's clear that a strike on New Genesis is imperative, but without a Mother Box, the home of the gods is forever out of reach. Sinestro, however, is not convinced