Welcome to our speculative stadium, where legends duke it out and winner takes all! All what? No one knows! We’re just here to have fun!
Where there’s a will, there’s a way! But what happens when there’s TWO wills and they clash? Both of these Lanterns have storied histories and are beloved characters to many DC fans.
Who’s willpower would top the other’s in an all out brawl? Give us your reasoning and vote, below!
Alan Scott doesn’t age, built a city on the moon, and went to hell to save his wife. Earth 2 Alan Scott literally restarted the dying Earth after it was destroyed by The Grey. He also proved that he didn’t even need a ring to channel his powers for a while. Its okay, but you guys are all wrong, don’t feel bad.
Kind of a tough one. Magic city on the moon and post-Brightest Day Sinestro both hint that neither one is coming close to their full potential on a normal day, so already there’s that. There’s also the issue of whether we count vulnerabilities to wood and even yellow (I didn’t see a time frame specified). Ignoring that one, I’m tempted to give the edge to Alan just on the breadth and unpredictability of magic, but I wouldn’t put my life savings on it.
Surely, between the Silver Age crossovers and the post-Crisis shared Earth, they must have crossed rings at least once, right? Even just as a friendly sparring match? Let’s dig up the issues and go to the tapes!
@batmanbill1143.48539 I was about to say… isn’t wood one of his weaknesses? It’s been awhile since I had clear confirmation on that, but if my memory serves me right…
Hal obviously. But it’s not a fair question because they are different forms of Green Lanterns, Alan Scott Doesn’t Draw his energy from the central battery. The question is comparable to who would win in a race Jay Garrick or Max Mercury …