Changes: Alan Scott (Earth-22)

There, Green Lantern commands a lonely throne... ever vigilant, ever waiting for signs of threats extraterrestrial. He waits still.

— The Spectre ^src

History

Alan Scott found a magic lantern, which gave him power in accordance with a prophecy. He was a hero who protected people under the alias Green Lantern. Over time, Alan integrated his lantern into his armor, thereby becoming a self-renewing power source and making him more powerful than before. The extent of this power boost is not specified.

Sometime after Superman retired, Green Lantern decided to become more proactive. He built a space station, New Oa, and he lay in wait for an alien invasion that never came. He waited for ten years, until he was recruited by Superman for his 'Justice League', their first mission back being to subdue the Ammericommando from slaughtering refugees gathering on Liberty Island.

He served with the league, corralling super-criminals and rogue metahumans into the prison called the Gulag. He travels with the rest of the team to the Gulag to contain the prisoner revolt. Captain Marvel arrives and blasts the Gulag, freeing all the prisoners, who then attack the surrounding Justice League members. He was attacked by the United Nations. He survived the attack, and helped calm Superman down. Soon later he becomes a U.N. charter member under the nation of New Oa. He attended Batman's funeral, but the full extent of his adventures are unknown.^[1]

Powers and Abilities

Powers

Alan Scott's magic ring and lantern gave him the power to create constructs out of green flame, which are limited only by his willpower and contact with wood (which destroys them).

Weaknesses

Scott's ring does not work on wooden objects.

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Ring and power battery (now integrated into his emerald armor).

Notes

According to character supplement in Kingdom Come / Revelations Alan Scott partly embodies the ambitions of the Silver Age Hal Jordan, and that his Emerald City of New Oa reflects the science-fiction concepts of the Silver Age Green Lantern.
According to Alex Ross, Alan Scott was originally to be name as "Green Knight" to explain his knightly armor he now wears.

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.
This template will categorize articles that include it into the "Justice League of America members" category.

[1] Justice Society of America (Volume 3) #22

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 | Affiliation             = [[Justice League (Earth-22)|Justice League]]; formerly [[Justice Society of America (Earth-22)|Justice Society of America]]
 | Relatives               = Todd Rice ([[Todd Rice (Earth-22)|Obsidian]], son),  Jennie-Lynn Hayden ([[Jennifer-Lynn Hayden (Earth-22)|Jade]], daughter)
-| Universe                = Earth-22; Earth 22
+| Universe                = Earth-22
 | BaseOfOperations        = New Oa
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 | QuoteSource             = Kingdom Come #1
-| HistoryText             = Alan Scott found a magic lantern, which gave him power in accordance with a prophecy. He was a hero who protected people under the alias "Green Lantern". Over time, Alan integrated his lantern into his armor, thereby becoming a self-renewing power source and making him more powerful than before. The extent of this power boost is not specified.
+| HistoryText             = Alan Scott found a magic lantern, which gave him power in accordance with a prophecy. He was a hero who protected people under the alias '''Green Lantern'''. Over time, Alan integrated his lantern into his armor, thereby becoming a self-renewing power source and making him more powerful than before. The extent of this power boost is not specified.
-Sometime after [[Kal-El (Earth-22)|Superman]] retired, Green Lantern decided to become more proactive. He built a space station, New Oa, and he lay in wait for an alien invasion that never came. He waited for ten years, until he was recruited by Superman for his '[[Justice League (Earth-22)|Justice League]]', their first mission back being to subdue the [[Americommando (Earth-22)]] from slaughtering refugees gathering on Liberty Island.
+Sometime after [[Kal-El (Earth-22)|Superman]] retired, Green Lantern decided to become more proactive. He built a space station, New Oa, and he lay in wait for an alien invasion that never came. He waited for ten years, until he was recruited by Superman for his '[[Justice League (Earth-22)|Justice League]]', their first mission back being to subdue the [[Americommando (Earth-22)|Ammericommando]] from slaughtering refugees gathering on Liberty Island.
-He served with the league, corralling super-criminals and rogue [[metahumans]] until he was attacked by the United Nations. He survived the attack, and helped calm Superman down. Soon later he becomes a U.N. charter member under the nation of New Oa. He attended [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-22)|Batman]]'s funeral, but the full extent of his adventures are unknown.<ref>{{c|Justice Society of America Vol 3 #22}}</ref>
+He served with the league, corralling super-criminals and rogue [[metahumans]] into the prison called the [[Gulag (Earth-22|Gulag]]. He travels with the rest of the team to the Gulag to contain the prisoner revolt. [[William Batson (Earth-22)|Captain Marvel]] arrives and blasts the Gulag, freeing all the prisoners, who then attack the surrounding Justice League members. He was attacked by the United Nations. He survived the attack, and helped calm Superman down. Soon later he becomes a U.N. charter member under the nation of New Oa. He attended [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-22)|Batman]]'s funeral, but the full extent of his adventures are unknown.<ref>{{c|Justice Society of America Vol 3 #22}}</ref>
 | Powers                  = Alan Scott's magic ring and lantern gave him the power to create constructs out of green flame, which are limited only by his willpower and contact with wood (which destroys them).

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