@Charred_Aznable@PixelPoncho_@Settriz@jamaica_comics It’s interesting knowing this info now and watching the earlier episodes. I understand now why Hal got really upset when the alien he was interrogating accused him of that very thing.
@PixelPoncho_@jamaica_comics Yes. It is revealed later on the family history of suicide “Jordan boys legacy”. Even in the eulogy Hal says “even in the blackest of nights, I urge you to carry on”. Despite his father urging him to just give up the ball, he retrieves it after the funeral.
@ScreenCraveHQ A better explanation would be that Hal had another Lantern in the vault that John could use to charge the ring. The Hal-o-gram could show him the way there.
@RandySTG Yeah I never understand when people say these things. I hated some of these comic runs and how the superhero’s were presented so I never read them. I just read the ones I liked. They all had their own interpretations. I really hated when they made any hero a villain in the comics
@PedroDCnauta It’s Kyle Chandlers fault for being too good an actor for Hal. He made everybody care about the character whether you read the comics or not. If it were another actor the transition would have been not as tough.
@dripboydre@HiTopFilms Antaan literally warned John they would destroy rushville within a few days. These are all consequences of past sins from years before Hal was even a Lantern. To say Hal is responsible for the actions of Zoe is wild.