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Alan Scott

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Alan Scott
Cosplay of Alan Scott
Publication information
PublisherDC Comics
First appearanceAll-American Comics #16 (July 10th 1940)
Created byMartin Nodell
Bill Finger
In-story information
Full nameAlan Ladd Wellington Scott[1]
SpeciesMetahuman
Team affiliationsJustice Society of America
Checkmate
All-Star Squadron
Sentinels of Magic
Justice League
PartnershipsDoiby Dickles
The Flash (Jay Garrick)
Jade
Obsidian
Notable aliasesGreen Lantern
Sentinel
Man of Green
White King
Keeper of the Starheart
Green Gladiator
Emerald Crusader
Emerald Gladiator
Green Guardsman
Jade Knight
Green Champion
Abilities
  • Decelerated aging
  • Martial Arts
  • Starheart empowerment
  • Indomitable will
  • Pocket dimension access
  • Omnilingualism
  • Energy absorption
  • Immortality
  • Telekinesis
  • Crystallisation
  • Force field generation
  • Invisibility
  • Light refraction
  • Resurrection
  • Electromagnetic scanning
  • Time travel
  • Teleportation
  • Holographic projection
  • Energy homing beacon
  • Chlorokinesis
  • Power absorption
  • Ring duplication
  • Cold manipulation
  • Phasing
  • Energy Manipulation
  • Energy Absorption
  • Material and mind alteration
  • Thought relay
  • Immortality
  • Will empowerment
  • Energy twin projection and absorption
  • Emerald Sight

Alan Scott is a major character and superhero from the DC Comics universe. He is the first human character on Earth to bear the mantle of Green Lantern. He first appeared in All-American Comics #16, in July 1940, and was created by the late Bill Finger and the late Martin Nodell.

A founding member of the legendary Justice Society of America, he fought with that group for decades starting just before World War II, aiding in that conflict outside the front lines, where a Nazi-held mystic artifact prevented the JSA from going. He is also the father of Jennifer-Lynn Hayden and Todd Rice, who became superheroes known as "Jade" and "Obsidian".

References

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  1. DC Adventures: Heroes & Villains: Vol. 1. Green Ronin Publishing, 2011
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