Golden Age Green Lantern (Alan Scott) Appreciation (2019)

[MajorHoy]

Alan had a very complicated love life. Married two super villainess's. Guess he liked the bad girls.

Molly (the Harlequin) wasn't really a super-villainess. She was more of a mischief maker who would commit crimes to get Green Lantern's attention, and even worked the FBI at one point.


from Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe Vol. X (December 1985)

[signalman112]

Golden Age Comic Book ad for Alan Scott-Green Lantern.
Have no idea when this ad appeared and in what DC comics of the era.

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[EmeraldGladiator]

Here is a cool Alan related article stressing Alan's primacy in the DCU
https://screenrant.com/dc-superman-g...omic-hero/amp/

[DrNewGod]

Golden Age Comic Book ad for Alan Scott-Green Lantern.
Have no idea when this ad appeared and in what DC comics of the era.

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That had to be somewhere around 1947. The ad makes no mention of All-American Comics, which GL headlined until it converted to Westerns in 1946. Comic Cavalcade went all funny animal in 1948.

[MajorHoy]

That had to be somewhere around 1947. The ad makes no mention of All-American Comics, which GL headlined until it converted to Westerns in 1946. Comic Cavalcade went all funny animal in 1948.

Actually, Green Lantern still was the cover feature for All-American Comics as late as issue #98, cover-dated June 1948.


With issue #99 (July 1948), he shared the cover with "Streak the Wonder Dog".


And Green Lantern continued as a feature in that book up to issue #102, cover-dated October 1948.


Starting with issue #103 (November 1948), the book's title changed to All-American Western, and then changed again to All-American Men of War with issue #127 (cover-dated August-September 1952), though after issue #128 the series numbers start again with issue #2 (December 1952-January 1953).

[signalman112]

Cover to All-American Comics #21.

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[MajorHoy]

In honor of Memorial Day 2019 today here in the U.S., a couple of covers:


Green Lantern #4 (Summer 1942)


Green Lantern #5 (Fall 1942)

[marshal88]

[marshal88]

alan vs guy

[MajorHoy]

From the 1993 Skybox DC Cosmic Teams card set:

[MajorHoy]

Some scenes with Alan in Doomsday Clock #10, cover-dated July 2019:

[WallyWestFlash]

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[Frontier]

Some scenes with Alan in Doomsday Clock #10, cover-dated July 2019:

Even if it involves his death this has probably been the most relevant Alan's been in comics in decades.

[MajorHoy]

Even if it involves his death this has probably been the most relevant Alan's been in comics in decades.

You mean more relevant than this?

[j9ac9k]

Possibly my favorite Alan Scott image. (when he ditched the "Sentinel" moniker)
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