In his youth Alan Scott acquired a power ring, leading to him assuming the identity of the "Green Lantern" and becoming a member of the Justice Society of America.
History
Eventually, the group's activities attracted the attention of government agency Checkmate, who wanted the JSA:ers to work for them. Like the others, Alan refused. Because of this, Checkmate uncovered Alan's identity and framed him for crimes, getting his arrested. In the end, the charges against Alan didn't hold up and he was released.[2]
Alan returned to his life as the CEO of Scott Communications. At some point he also married Molly and had two kids named Jennie-Lynn and Todd.[1] In 2010, Carter Hall decided to try and reform the JSA. He hoped to be able to convince Alan to assume his old persona and let his children be trained by the older generation.[3]
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Notes
- This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Smallville and its tie-in and comic book series, Smallville and Smallville Season 11. It is an adaptation of Alan Scott/Green Lantern. The original character was created by Bill Finger and Martin Nodell and first appeared in All-American Comics #16.
- Alan Scott was portrayed by Doug Pinton.
Trivia
- At the time of his arrest, Alan was 40 years old.[2] As the JSA ceased their activities around 1997,[1] this would place his year of birth around 1957.
Related
- 5 Appearances of Alan Scott (Smallville)
- 4 Images featuring Alan Scott (Smallville)
- Quotations by or about Alan Scott (Smallville)
- Character Gallery: Alan Scott (Smallville)
Footnotes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Daily Planet Commemorative issue (Smallville: The Complete Series DVD box set)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Smallville (TV Series) Episode: Absolute Justice, Part I
- ↑ Smallville (TV Series) Episode: Absolute Justice, Part II
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