The costume he wears combines elements of Alan Scott, Hal Jordan, Kyle Rayner and Parallax, so that's neither here nor there. Multiple sources say so, and I do not believe that Alex Ross has ever stated that it was supposed to be Hal Jordan. There is no real dispute that Green Lantern in the story is and was always intended to be, Alan Scott. This kind of narrow-minded strict adherence to the text gets us nowhere. I suggest we at least come to a compromise and simply not assign either name to the title. So what we ultimately have is the writer saying it is Alan Scott and the artist stating it is Hal Jordan, but the text never comes to a conclusion. Alan Scott, on the other hand, would have either not aged (as he doesn't in the current timeline) or would have shown him to be about the age of the Sandman we see in the beginning of the book.
The ring is that of Hal Jordan, and the fact that he becomes the emissary of 'New Oa' also points to Hal Jordan (or Guy Gardner since Ross refuses to paint Kyle Raynor.)The age of the character would also match Jordan's since he seems to be about as old as Oliver Queen and Bruce Wayne.
The text never states that it is Alan Scott, however, the art depicts it to be Hal Jordan. However the biggest topper is that the AUTHOR says it's Alan Scott - therefore it's Alan Scott! Yes it is rather confusing - while most of the indicators in the book seem to suggest that he's Hal Jordan, there are others that suggest that he is Alan Scott (such as his interaction with jade). I can't find any comparable indications that it's Hal Jordan. Lesfer ☎ 23:31, 12 January 2006 (UTC) Check out the novelization and the action figure - both say Alan Scott. Mark Waid himself has told that more than once. So whoever changes it back to Alan Scott please discuss your reason of why you feel that it is him- A regular Wikipedia reader January 12th 2006 4:29 Central timeĭespites who you think Green Lantern is, the fact is that he is Alan Scott. It would not make any sense for ALan Scott to be guarding against any alien threat as his stories never involved space and always were mostly bout urban crime. The last panel we see of GL is at the UN representing "New Oa", a planet that is the residence of the guardians of Oa, creators of the Green Lantern corp, which already stated Alan was not a part of. The symbol used by this Green Lantern is of the Green Lantern Corps, an organization which Alan was never apart of. here are the reasons why my correction is true. Everytime I change the fact, it gets changed back. It is not Alan Scott but in fact it is Hal Jordan. I have been trying to edit the identity of Green Lantern in this article. Toffile 18:27, 12 August 2005 (UTC) I cut out (what I thought were) the minor characters, but I don't know enough about the history of the DC Universe to do the wikifying that needs to be done. Is there anything we can do to make that list a little more readable, and possibly not have directly copied from the TPB blurbs? (Personally, I'd just cut those characters out, as it shows that there wasn't much attention paid within the series, anyway.) While it is certainly interesting (though mistitled), it's really long, and many of them don't have a prominent roles in the series. Luizlac ( talk) 00:39, 29 August 2010 (UTC) Rogue Metahuman list
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And the Silver Age/Modern Age one, the alien elemental in an android body, became (in KC continuity) 100% elemental, known as Tornado (the word "Red" dropped). Red Tornado I is the Golden Age one, Mathilda Hunkel Red Tornado (from Kingdom Come timeline) is Maxine Hunkel, granddaughter of Mathilda and member of JSA as Cyclone. They are different Red Tornadoes, what can be checked by clicking on their names/interwikis. 15 About the deleted items in the continuity section (that keep getting re-added).
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