Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #[nn]

In "Into the Fire," Alan Scott finds himself cornered when J. Edgar Hoover threatens to expose a long-buried Army mission and a secret romance from his past. As the weight of that hidden history resurfaces, strange events in the present begin to echo the shadows of his forgotten service.

In "Conversion," Alan Scott recalls the painful past of his voluntary commitment to Arkham Asylum over his sexuality, a journey that led him to challenge the institution’s cruel methods and help others escape. After a life rebuilt in the railroad business, a devastating sabotage leaves him dead—only to be reborn through an unknown green energy.

In "A Spectre Calls," Alan Scott grapples with the sudden death of a dear friend, determined to uncover the truth on his own—until the Spectre arrives, drawn to the case in ways Alan can’t ignore. Though uneasy with the supernatural force, he finds unexpected solidarity in an unlikely ally within the Justice Society.

In "Resurrection," Alan Scott faces a shocking revelation when the Red Lantern who has captured him reveals a painful truth: he's not just an enemy, but Alan's former lover, Johnny Ladd—whose romance with the Green Lantern was a carefully orchestrated Soviet espionage mission to infiltrate the secrets of the Crimson Flame.

In "Red Scare," Alan Scott faces a chilling Cold War threat as the Emerald Flame's secrets unfold during a brutal clash with Soviet forces wielding the Crimson Flame. With the Justice Society arriving just in time, Alan and his ally Red Lantern must hold the line against a wave of Crimson Flame–empowered enemies.

In "All That May Become a Man," Alan Scott faces off against the Soviet super group Crimson Host while defending Red Lantern, testing his strength and resolve. Amid the chaos, he confronts the deeper currents of his past, finding clarity in his bond with Vlad and his evolving role in a world that demands more than just power.