Alan Scott was an old time hero.
History
Adventures in the DC Universe
Alan Scott was one of the many ring bearers that Kyle Rayner remembered.[1]
Justice League Adventures and Justice League Unlimited
Psycho-Pirate imagined himself fighting Alan and other members of the Justice Society.[2]
Later on, Alan was a reserve member of the Justice League, and helped fight Shadow Thief in Central City.[3]
Notes
- Alan Scott is exclusive to the DCAU comics, although his son Todd Rice (DCAU) did appear in the cartoons (but without any reference to Alan himself).[4]
- Originally, the plan for Justice League: "Legends, Part I" was that some Justice League members would travel to a world where Alan Scott and other JSA members lived, but Paul Levitz was concerned that the story as written would diminish the JSA.[5] As a result, the JSA characters were replaced with analogues and renamed the Justice Guild of America.
- Adventures in the DC Universe was a series that used what was established in Batman: The Animated Series and Superman: The Animated Series up to that point, combined with mainstream DC comic continuity. This meant they ignored the continuity of Superman & Batman Magazine Vol 1 and Batman Adventures #25 (which had a Superman history different from Superman: The Animated Series), but also would itself be ignored by subsequent DCAU cartoons and comics (The DCAU Kyle Rayner that showed up years later in STAS had a different look and history from the one in Adventures in the DC Universe).[6]
Related
- 3 Appearances of Alan Scott (DCAU)
- 3 Images featuring Alan Scott (DCAU)
- Quotations by or about Alan Scott (DCAU)
- Character Gallery: Alan Scott (DCAU)
Footnotes
  This character has been a member of the Justice League of America, or the Justice League in any of its various incarnations, sworn by a duty to act as guardians of America and the world by using their skills and/or superpowers to protect Earth from the clutches of both interstellar and domestic threats. |
 Justice Society of America member |