Alan Scott
Green Lantern / Sentinel
- Also known as
Alan Scott became the Green Lantern after finding a magic lantern. His sidekick was Doiby Dickles, and for a time he was the owner of Streak the Wonder Dog. Alan was briefly married to Rose Canton (The Thorn), who had used the alias Alyx Florin. "Alyx" faked her death on their honeymoon, and Alan was unaware that she was pregnant with twins, later named Jennie-Lynn Hayden (Jade) and Todd Rice (Obsidian). Many years later, Alan married Molly Maynne (The Harlequin). For a period of time, Alan used the codename Sentinel, and he was briefly Checkmate's White King. Alan Scott's oath is: "And I shall shed my light over dark evil, for the dark things cannot stand the light. The light of... The Green Lantern!"
Appearances
- Superman #7 — 1940-11-00
- Flash Comics #13 — 1941-01-00
- More Fun Comics #66 — 1941-04-00
- All-American Comics #27 — 1941-06-00
- All-Flash Quarterly [ashcan] #1 — 1941-07-00
- Green Lantern #1 — 1941-10-00
- More Fun Comics #73 — 1941-11-00
- All-Star Comics #8 — 1941-12-00
- Sensation Comics #1 — 1942-01-00
- All-American Comics #34 — 1942-01-00
- Green Lantern #2 — 1942-01-00
- Sensation Comics #2 — 1942-02-00
- Green Lantern #3 — 1942-04-00
- Green Lantern #4 — 1942-07-00
- All-American Comics #40 — 1942-07-00
- Green Lantern #5 — 1942-10-00
- Green Lantern #6 — 1942-12-00
- Comic Cavalcade #2 — 1943-04-00
- Sensation Comics #17 — 1943-05-00
- All-American Comics #50 — 1943-06-00
- All-American Comics #53 — 1943-10-00
- The American Legion #4 — 1943-10-00
- Flash Comics #50 — 1944-02-00
- All-American Comics #61 — 1944-10-00
- Comic Cavalcade #14 — 1946-04-00
- All-Star Comics #33 — 1947-02-00
- Leave It to Binky #2 — 1948-04-00
- Green Lantern #32 — 1948-05-00
- All-American Comics #100 — 1948-08-00
- All-Star Comics #42 — 1948-08-00
- Comic Cavalcade #28 — 1948-08-00
- All-American Comics #101 — 1948-09-00
- All-American Comics #102 — 1948-10-00
- Comic Cavalcade #29 — 1948-10-00
- Leave It to Binky #5 — 1948-10-00
- Western Comics #6 — 1948-11-00
- Superman #55 — 1948-11-00
- Green Lantern #35 — 1948-11-00
- Western Comics #7 — 1949-01-00
- Green Lantern #36 — 1949-01-00
- Leave It to Binky #7 — 1949-02-00
- Green Lantern #37 — 1949-03-00
- Green Lantern #38 — 1949-05-00
- All-Star Comics #49 — 1949-10-00
- Justice League of America #29 — 1964-08-00
- Justice League of America #37 — 1965-08-00
- Justice League of America #38 — 1965-09-00
- Green Lantern #40 — 1965-10-00
- Green Lantern #52 — 1967-04-00
- Green Lantern #61 — 1968-06-00
- Justice League of America #64 — 1968-08-00
- Justice League of America #65 — 1968-09-00
- Showcase #80 — 1969-02-00
- Justice League of America #73 — 1969-08-00
- The Steranko History of Comics #1 — 1970-00-00
- DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #6 — 1971-07-15
- Wanted. The World's Most Dangerous Villains #4 — 1972-12-00
- Justice League of America #110 — 1974-03-00
- Famous First Edition #F-7 — 1975-06-00
- All-Star Comics #58 — 1976-01-00
- Secret Origins of the Super DC Heroes #[nn] — 1976-05-13
- Justice League of America #150 — 1978-01-00
- The Batman Family #17 — 1978-04-00
- DC Special Series #10 — 1978-04-00
- Hembeck 1980 [Hembeck Series] #2 — 1980-02-00
- Super Action Album #15 — 1980-03-00
- Justice League of America #183 — 1980-10-00
- DC Comics Presents #30 — 1981-02-00
- Justice League of America #193 — 1981-08-00
- All-Star Squadron #1 — 1981-09-00
- Justice League of America #195 — 1981-10-00
- All-Star Squadron #2 — 1981-10-00
- The Best of DC #21 — 1982-02-00
- Justice League of America #207 — 1982-10-00
- Justice League of America #208 — 1982-11-00
- All-Star Squadron #15 — 1982-11-00
- Justice League of America #209 — 1982-12-00
- All-Star Squadron #24 — 1983-08-00
- Justice League of America #220 — 1983-11-00
- All-Star Squadron Annual #2 — 1983-11-00
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