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Amazon Is Dropping Prices on Green Lantern Merch Ahead of Lanterns Season Finale

DC's latest live action series is wrapping up its first season this weekend. Even if the series makes some interesting departures from the source material, it's safe to say that Kyle Chandler's Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre's John Stewart have charmed both new and existing fans of the Green Lantern. Amazon happens to be launching its October Prime Day sale next week. In the lead-up to that sale and…

Amazon Is Dropping Prices on Green Lantern Merch Ahead of Lanterns Season Finale

Amazon is currently offering significant discounts on Green Lantern merchandise in the lead-up to the Lanterns season finale and the upcoming October Prime Day sale. As the live-action series concludes its first season, fans who have fallen in love with the space cops or are looking for an easy Halloween costume can take advantage of these exclusive deals for Prime members.

While Amazon doesn't have a specific sale hub, the retailer has selected various officially licensed Green Lantern items available at 15% discounts. These discounts might not appear substantial, but they represent likely the lowest price for these shirts throughout the year. Two shirts in particular are based on the new Lanterns series, featuring Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and John Stewart respectively.

Other shirts draw inspiration from specific comic versions of the characters, while others showcase the Green Lantern logo or the full Green Lantern oath. Several options incorporate full comic panels from different run. While not included in Amazon's deals, Funko Pop is set to release a new line of Green Lantern figures at NYCC, along with an official Lanterns Power Ring for $70 via the official DC Shop.

Additionally, Amazon has also slashed prices on various Green Lantern comics, with the best discounts available on the Geoff Johns omnibus editions of the iconic run featuring Hal Jordan. Although the Lanterns series itself won't be included in Prime Day deals, writer announcements indicate the possibility of a second season in development.

With numerous questions lingering into the season finale, fans eagerly await how the beloved Lanterns might integrate into the future of the DC Universe now under Paramount's ownership.

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