was the Manhunters viewing all emotion as the source of evil and thus seeking to exterminate it. Film The Manhunters are mentioned at the end of Green Lantern: Emerald Knights. When the Green Lantern Corps are out to build a new planet, Hal Jordan mentions to Arisia Rrab about how he took on an army of Manhunters, and his only backup was a squirrel. Video games The Manhunters appear in DC Universe Online, voiced by David Jennison. They assist the Sinestro Corps with their fight against the Green Lanterns. Some broken Manhunters were rebuilt into remote fear generators to boost the power of the Sinestro Corps' power rings. The Manhunters were the main antagonists in Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters, which was set in the same continuity as the Green Lantern live-action film, voiced by Fred Tatasciore. They ally with Amon Sur - who resents that his father's ring went to a primitive like Hal Jordan rather than himself - in an attempt to acquire the yellow fear energy that the Guardians have acquired in the distant past and use it as a power source for themselves. While not making an actual appearance, the Manhunters are mentioned in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. During a mission on Ysmault, Hal Jordan, Wonder Woman, Batman, Robin and Solomon Grundy stumble upon a shielded door that Jordan suggests must have belonged to the Manhunters in the past, while briefly explaining their origin to Robin. Miscellaneous Manhunters are featured in the Smallville Season 11'' digital comic based on the TV series. References External links DCU Guide: The Manhunters Alan Kistler's profile on Green Lantern Characters created by Dick Dillin Characters created by Steve Englehart Comics characters introduced in 1977 DC Comics alien species DC Comics robots DC Comics supervillains Fictional artificial intelligences Green Lantern characters