Alan Scott: The Green Lantern by Tim Sheridan and Cian Tormey (New Golden Age)

[j9ac9k]

And I'm guessing his daughter will become 'Ruby' to Alan's Jade.
With her not having blood on her hands (as far as we know), she might be easier to turn into a hero. Possibly even becoming partners with Jade and Obsidian.
Now, if only Amethyst could join them...

Why not drag Sapphire out of mothballs or whatever limbo she's in (or resurrect her if she's dead) and bring her in as well? Then they'd be the DCU's version of the Crystal Gems!

[MajorHoy]

Looks like he's a murderer that's going to be presented as a victim to gain reader sympathy and become an anti-hero when he returns.
And I'm guessing his daughter will become 'Ruby' to Alan's Jade.
With her not having blood on her hands (as far as we know), she might be easier to turn into a hero. Possibly even becoming partners with Jade and Obsidian.
Now, if only Amethyst could join them...

Well, there was this one panel in Justice Society of America #1:

so at least he may have been aware of her when she was a child (as opposed to Alan's non-relationship with Jade before she was an adult).

Well, Ruby was on the 2040s JSA.

Also from Justice Society of America #1, "26 years from now":


and

[Digifiend]

Yeah, like I said, 2040s. The year 2049 to be exact.

[MajorHoy]

Yeah, like I said, 2040s. The year 2049 to be exact.

Well, . . . issue #1 came out in late November 2022 (but who knows when it was written).

[OBrianTallent]

At this rate it will be 2049 before we get the end of the story!!

[Will Evans]

At this rate it will be 2049 before we get the end of the story!!

The Alan Scott miniseries will be done by then.

[MajorHoy]

The Alan Scott miniseries will be done by then.

Better to say "The Alan Scott miniseries should be done by then" since we have no idea if delays with the main Justice Society of America title will have any impact on the three JSA/New Golden Age limited series titles or not.

Hopefully those will be published on time, but with DC you never know.

[Silvermoth]

Loved the pride issue. I would definitely like to read more about Alan

[clonegeek]

Loved the pride issue. I would definitely like to read more about Alan

Just a heads up, Alan Scott being gay is something that was only rectoned a few years ago. He was married for years to Molly Haynes in the comics until New 52 and on ignored that relationship.

[MajorHoy]

Just a heads up, Alan Scott being gay is something that was only rectoned a few years ago. He was married for years to Molly Haynes in the comics until New 52 and on ignored that relationship.

Actually, there's been a gay Alan Scott for over ten years now, but at first it was an Alan Scott from essentially a different universe.
When they brought back original / classic Alan Scott (the Green Lantern who first appeared back in 1940) a few years ago, DC decided to make that version of Alan Scott gay as well.

[clonegeek]

Actually, there's been a gay Alan Scott for over ten years now, but at first it was an Alan Scott from essentially a different universe.
When they brought back original / classic Alan Scott (the Green Lantern who first appeared back in 1940) a few years ago, DC decided to make that version of Alan Scott gay as well.

And the New 52 one was only gay because Earth 2 didn't have the legacy charactors like Alan's son Obsidian who was actually well-established to be gay. Which made since at the time. But I'm not a fan of changing the OG version's sexuallity when they fully brought back the JSA.

[Digifiend]

Just a heads up, Alan Scott being gay is something that was only rectoned a few years ago. He was married for years to Molly Haynes in the comics until New 52 and on ignored that relationship.

Molly Maynes, it's alliterative. I think you got confused because Molly from Marvel's Runaways has a similar last name, Hayes.

[finfan]

Actually, there's been a gay Alan Scott for over ten years now, but at first it was an Alan Scott from essentially a different universe.
When they brought back original / classic Alan Scott (the Green Lantern who first appeared back in 1940) a few years ago, DC decided to make that version of Alan Scott gay as well.

Uhm... so does he still have a weakness for wood?

source:https://www.dc.com/blog/2015/08/06/l...ern-alan-scott

[MajorHoy]

From the October 2023 solicitations:

variant cover by JOHN K. SNYDER III

ALAN SCOTT: THE GREEN LANTERN #1
Written by TIM SHERIDAN
Art by CIAN TORMEY
Cover by DAVID TALASKI
Variant cover by JOHN K. SNYDER III
Variant cover by NICK ROBLES
Golden Age foil variant cover by DAVID TALASKI ($5.99 US)
$3.99 US | 32 pages | 1 of 6 | Variant $4.99 US (card stock)
ON SALE 10/24/23
Alan Scott’s early days as the Green Lantern are seen in a new light! The Green Lantern is the most powerful member of the JSA, beloved by all of America, but his personal life is a well-kept secret. This is a story about love, about fear, and most of all about courage to stand up to that fear. Alan Scott’s past is the key to his future when the Red Lantern appears, ready to strike down the mighty Green Lantern!

https://www.cbr.com/dc-comics-octobe...20DC%20Comics.

[MajorHoy]

From the November 2023 solicitations:

ALAN SCOTT: THE GREEN LANTERN #2
Written by TIM SHERIDAN
Art by CIAN TORMEY
Cover by DAVID TALASKI
Variant cover by TRAVIS MOORE
1:25 variant cover by STEPHEN BYRNE
McFarlane Action Figure variant
$3.99 US | 32 pages | Variant $4.99 US (card stock)
ON SALE 11/28/23
spoilers:

Alan’s search for the killer framing him continues! But why are the murder victims people from Alan’s past, and how does this connect to his brief stint in Arkham Asylum?!

end of spoilers

McFarlane Action Figure variant cover

https://www.cbr.com/dc-solicitations-november-2023/