While locked away, they find that Hal Jordan is still alive and being held captive. The group of four is easily overwhelmed, and John gets his ring taken away. The base is the headquarters of former Green Lantern Sinestro and his Sinestro Corps. The group then figures out a pattern of Rann/Thanagar attacks and tracks it to a base. John, Green Arrow, and Hawkgirl come across Adam Strange of Rann, and he says that the Zeta-Beam project must have been tampered with. Thanagar took it as an act of war and has been battling Rann ever since. The beam went haywire, and Hal was unable to contain it. Hawkgirl fills them in on the backstory of what was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration of a Zeta-Beam in which Hal Jordan was supervising. At this moment, Hawkgirl arrives and fills them in on how her home planet of Thanagar has been engaged in a war with the planet of Rann. When they get to Oa, they see many Lanterns have been killed, and the Guardians are nowhere to be seen. The ring says it belonged to “Hal Jordan.” Green Arrow is worried about Hal and decides to go with John to the planet Oa and find out what happened. Vixen, Martian Manhunter, and Green Arrow are the only members there and ask John where he got the ring and who the previous owner was. The ring takes him to the Justice League satellite. He asks the ring to take him somewhere to get rid of it. John is confused and doesn’t want the ring. As he gets home, Ganthet from the Guardians of the Universe crash-lands and gives John a Green Lantern ring.
He is about to be arrested until the police find out he has won the Medal of Honor. On his way home, he beats up some thugs who were giving a homeless man a hard time. Synopsis (spoilers ahead): Green Lantern: Beware My Power opens with John Stewart having PTSD from his days as a Marine.
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Overview: In Green Lantern: Beware My Power, John Stewart’s origin as Green Lantern is the focus of this DC animated movie that is set in the same continuity that began with Superman: Man of Tomorrow.
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