Alan Scott: The Green Lantern is a story about love, about fear, and most of all about courage to stand up to that fear. Alan Scott’s past is the key to his future when the Red Lantern appears, ready to strike down the mighty Green Lantern!
Comic Watch Review:
- Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #1: Love is Love
- Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #2: The Horrors of Humanity
- Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #3: When The Past Comes To Haunt You
- Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #4: The Mirror Looking Back At Me
Brandon Peterson Card Stock Variant Cover:
Jay Hero Card Stock Variant Cover:
Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #5
THE GREEN LANTERN VS. THE RED LANTERN!
Alan Scott and the Red Lantern come to blows! But what’s going to happen when these two ancient forces battle it out, and what will it mean for the Green Lantern?!
Creative Team
- Writer: Tim Sheridan
- Artist: Cian Tormey
- Colorist: Matt Herms
- Letterer: Lucas Gattoni
- Cover Artists: David Talaski
- Variant Cover Artist: Brandon Peterson; Jay Hero
- Editor: Andrew Marino
- Format: Limited Series
- Cover Price/Page Count: $3.99/ 32 pages
It’s the Green Lantern Vs Red Lantern in Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #5, on shelves & digital platforms or Tuesday, March 26, 2024, from DC Comics
It’s The Green Lantern Vs Red Lantern in Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #5
User Review
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Are there just too many legacy and variant superheroes now? Hulk variants. Iron Man variants, Spider-Man family, Batman family, Superman family, and a rainbow of various GL heroes. Alan Scott is OG, I get it, but how do you make such a character stand out, (besides retconning his sexual identity, which they also did to Tim Drake,) when there are so many GL legacies and variants? IDK, just think these companies paint themselves into a corner trying to give everyone a series – and Scott is just battling a mirror version of himself, which further robs Scott of distinctive narrative agency…