Star Trek universe after an attack by Nekron - Sinestro makes his way to Oa after uncovering evidence that it exists in his new universe, where he attacks the Central Power Battery and absorbs Parallax into himself. In other media Film Parallax appears in Green Lantern, voiced by Clancy Brown and motion-captured by an uncredited T. J. Storm. This version feeds on life forces via organisms' fear and was created when Krona became corrupted by the yellow energy of fear when he failed to control it. Abin Sur imprisoned the entity on the remote planet Ryut, but it later escapes and seeks revenge on the Green Lantern Corps, absorbing fear and life forces from multiple inhabited planets to strengthen itself and killing Abin in the process. After the Department of Extranormal Operations (DEO) recover Abin's body, task Hector Hammond with performing the autopsy, and Hammond gets infected by Parallax's DNA, it uses him in an attempt to kill Abin's successor Hal Jordan. However, Hammond fails and Parallax kills him upon reaching Earth and goes on a rampage until Jordan lures it away from Earth, tricking it into being absorbed by the sun. Parallax appears in Green Lantern: Beware My Power, voiced by Nolan North. This version is an alien parasite created by Sinestro to infect a weakened Hal Jordan. Initially meant to bend Jordan to Sinestro's will, Parallax instead twisted his mind and empowered him while Sinestro submitted to it and became its acolyte. Parallax intends to use Jordan's body to obtain godhood, but the latter is killed by the Green Arrow. Video games Parallax appears as a boss in DC Universe Online, in which it possesses Sinestro, Arkillo, Kilowog, and Hal Jordan. Miscellaneous Parallax appears in Smallville: Lantern. After corrupting Hal Jordan, this version goes on to kill Kyle Rayner and Guy Gardner, reprogram the Manhunters to serve as its heralds, and send Yellow Lantern rings to Earth to combat the Green Lantern Corps. References External links Alan Kistler's profile on Green Lantern The Origin of Parallax at DC Comics.com Characters created by Ethan Van Sciver Characters created by Geoff Johns Characters created by Ron Marz Comics characters introduced in 1994 DC Comics aliens DC Comics characters who have mental powers DC Comics deities DC Comics extraterrestrial supervillains DC Comics film characters Fear Fictional mass murderers Fictional monsters Fictional characters who can manipulate light Fictional characters who can manipulate