Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #[nn]

Nov 2024 · DC · 16.99 USD; 22.99 CAD

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“Past Prologue”

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This collection brings together the 2024 miniseries that reimagines the Golden Age Green Lantern, Alan Scott, as he navigates a new era of heroism while grappling with his past and a mysterious threat tied to his own power ring. Featuring appearances by Jay Garrick, the Flash, and Alan's sidekick Doiby Dickles, the story also delves into Alan's personal life and his run-ins with historical figures like J. Edgar Hoover.

"Past Prologue" marks a pivotal moment in Alan Scott’s origin, exploring his early struggles with identity and the trauma that shaped his path. Written by Tim Sheridan and illustrated by Cian Tormey, with colors by Matt Herms and letters by Lucas Gattoni, this issue delves into Alan’s memories of his time at Arkham Asylum, his fight against forced treatment, and the tragic train disaster that preceded his resurrection by green energy. The cover by David Talaski captures the emotional weight of the story with a haunting, introspective portrait.

writer Tim Sheridan · artist, inker Cian Tormey · colorist Matt Herms · letterer Lucas Gattoni · cover David Talaski

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Cast · 5 characters

Alan Scott Charles "Doiby" Dickles Jay Garrick J. Edgar Hoover The Flash

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writer Tim Sheridan

artist, inker Cian Tormey

colorist Matt Herms

letterer Lucas Gattoni

cover pencils, inks David Talaski

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Alan recalls voluntarily committing himself into Arkham Asylum for his homosexual tendencies, and how he gradually came to realize that there was nothing wrong with him. However, expressing those ideas led to forced electroshock therapy, which in turn led him to lead others in escaping the institution. Later, he went into the railroad business, but a disgruntled competitor's sabotage destroyed the train he was riding, killing everyone aboard. Alan was then restored to life by an unknown green energy.

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