Alan Scott
I % loved the earth 2 Alan Scott being gay, because it was a retelling of a classic character. But changing a current character to be a weak retcon to add diversity to previously established history just sounds pandering. Admitting this truth to his two children in the halls of the JSA headquarters, Alan's historic declaration also reveals that his secret wasn't just known, but protected by some of his closest teammates and friends. This new side of Scott's character was first explored with his Earth-2 incarnation, leading many readers of DC's New 52 books at the time to wonder if the original Alan Scott was harboring the same secret. DC Comics
When Infinite Frontier () #0 had Alan Scott speak the words that would retroactively make him the first canonically gay character in comic book history, the official DC Comics press release called it "a story that’s been decades in the making". However, many have wondered just how true that is when this historic revelation has so often been under fire from 'retcon' accusations. However, many have wondered just how true that is when this historic revelation has so often been under fire from 'retcon' accusations. The answer is that Alan Scott has indeed been gaycoded since his very first appearance in All-American Comics The Golden Age Green Lantern's Sexuality
Alan Scott, the Golden Age Green Lantern, made his comic debut back in But thanks to the modern story development of Alan Scott coming out as gay, he remains surprisingly relevant to the DC. Retconning established comic characters to be somehow different from their canonical versions whether in comics or translated to movies and TV is a practice that divides nerds mostly into opppsing sides that are either for or against it. In turn, Mayer enlisted Bill Finger to write scripts. 
Am I the only one a little offended they made Alan Scott gay?
Alan Scott: Green Lantern #1 fearlessly tackles the difficulties faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals in the s. Alan's struggles with hiding his true self and facing blackmail from J. Edgar Hoover emphasize the injustices and fear he experienced. The strong start to Alan Scott's series highlights the. When it was first announced that Alan Scott would be starring in his own series set in the 's, it was clear that DC would need to maintain a balancing act. With all the new information that came to light about Alan within the last few years, there was a fine line with what the series could and could not do with having a gay man active during that particular era.
Alan Scott
In DC's Infinite Frontier #0, Green Lantern Alan Scott admits that to his daughter Jade and his son Obsidian that after years of hiding it, he is gay. Post by thejokerpr1 » Tue Jun 05, am. Post by davidh » Wed Jun 06, pm. 
ALAN SCOTT
A retcon of another retcon, as it is learned DC Comics has retconned gay Green Lantern Alan Scott into being blackmailed into the JSA by FBI director J. Edgar Hoover. Instead of being a superhero and joining the JSA to fight bad guys, a preview for Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #1 by Tim Sheridan and Cian Tormey reveals that Hoover blackmails Alan Scott into joining the JSA through the use of. .
God's Judgement On Alan Scott Being Gay in Green Lantern
Image Credit: DC Comics, Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #1 Main Cover In , it was announced that Alan Scott, the first Green Lantern, was gay and had started dating Sam Zhao. Even though DC. . 
Green Lantern Just Came Out As Gay in DC Canon
Obviously the character in question is Alan Scott, the Golden Age Green Lantern who first appeared 80 years ago in All American Comics #16, cover dated July, .