I was curious if having a physical body is necessary to wield a Lantern Corps ring. We’ve seen all sorts of people wield them; planets, animals, aliens, etc. But, could a ghost perhaps wield one?
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1There's also a sentient city; dc.fandom.com/wiki/Ranx_(New_Earth)– ValorumSep 24 at 14:00
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If the fiction writer wants a make-believe non-corporeal entity to do something, then obviously the make-believe non-corporeal entity will do what the fiction writer wants it to do. (But that breaks continuity!! LOL as if that's never stopped comic book writers...)– RonJohnSep 25 at 21:45
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There are several example of bodiless entities wielding Lantern Rings of various colours.
- Dkrtzy Rrr is a sentient mathematical formula.
- Flodo Span is a sentient gaseous cloud.
- GPaak is a sentient liquid slime
- Deadman (AKA Boston Brand) is a ghost and wields a yellow ring as a member of the Sinestro Corps
