Justice Society Of America Members

Justice Society Of America is a comic book team that first appeared in All-Star Comics #3

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	remove undo remove undo add Air Wave The third Air Wave was a reserve member of the Justice Society, and aided them against Imperiex, Eclipso, Obsidian, and Mordru.
	remove undo remove undo add Alan Scott Alan Scott was afounding member of the Justice Society. He has been a member through almostall of its incarnations, similar to Martian Manhunter in the JLA.
	remove undo remove undo add Alex Montez After Eclipso killed his cousin Yolanda Montez, the second Wildcat, Alex had gathered 1000 black diamonds in order to destroy Eclipso.
	remove undo remove undo add Al Pratt The Golden Age Atom, he was the first hero to use that name. He was also a founding member of both the JSA and the All-Star Squadron.
	remove undo remove undo add Amazing-Man (Clay) The third Amazing-Man (Markus Clay) was recruited for the Justice Society by Power Girl and the Superman of Earth-22. He retired from the JSA to return to New Orleans to be a hero there.
	remove undo remove undo add Atom Smasher The Godson of the original Atom, all Al ever wanted was to be a super-hero. Achieving this, he's found himself on both sides of the fence, a hero of the JSA and an enemy of them, with Black Adam.
	remove undo remove undo add Billy Batson Deemed worthy and chosen to become his champion by the ancient wizard SHAZAM, whenever he utters the word, "SHAZAM!", young Billy Batson is empowered with the powers and abilities of the Elders and he's struck by a thunderbolt, transforming into the World's Mightiest Mortal; Captain Marvel!
	remove undo remove undo add Black Adam The original champion of Shazam, Teth Adam reigned from Ancient Khandaq, an Arab country near Egypt. He has been known as a villain as well as an anti-hero working with the JSA.
	remove undo remove undo add Black Canary The original Black Canary was one of the first recurits into the JSA, taking Johnny Thunder's spot when he left.
	remove undo remove undo add Blue Devil Blue Devil is stuntman and special effects genius Daniel Cassidy, who after an encounter with the demon Nebiros, found himself stuck in the very exo-suit he created for a movie called The Blue Devil. He would later find himself turned into a real demon.
	remove undo remove undo add Charles M McNider Once a physician until he lost his eyesight to an experiment gone wrong. Charles McNider was the first Doctor Mid-Nite and a founder of the JSA. Due to his blindness, Doctor Mid-Nite uses goggles that give him the ability of infra-red vision, allowing him to see in the dark.
	remove undo remove undo add Citizen Steel Citizen Steel is the grandson of Commander Steel, Henry Heywood I, and is the cousin of Steel, Henry Heywood III.
	remove undo remove undo add Crimson Avenger (Carlyle) The second Crimson Avenger, Jill Carlyle uses magical pistols to avenge those that have been killed.
	remove undo remove undo add Cyclone Cyclone is the grandaughter of ma Hunkel, the orignal Red Tornado and an honorary member of the Justiuce Society. Cyclone can create wind bursts at will, and her powers make her a perfect candidate for the JSA. She was recruited by Power Girl and Mr. Terrific into the most recent incarnation of the Justice Society.
	remove undo remove undo add Damage Damage was a member of the new Justice Society, and the JSA All-Stars, until he was killed by Black Lantern Jean Loring.
	remove undo remove undo add Darknight New hero who came to help the JSA against Doctor Chaos and Scythe.
	remove undo remove undo add Dick Grayson Dick Grayson joined as Robin the pre-crisis Earth-2 version of this team after Batman's death
	remove undo remove undo add Doctor Fate The Justice Society of America is a group set in the DC Universe and is considered the first ever super-group in comics, being introduced in 1940.
	remove undo remove undo add Doctor Mid-Nite A medical doctor who lost his sight, Dr. Pieter Cross can see spectrums of light in total darkness. He works with the JSA to train the heroes of tomorrow, as well as to use his medical knowledge for unusual cases.
	remove undo remove undo add Flash Known as the "Scarlet Speedster" or "The Fastest Man Alive", the mantle of The Flash has been donned by five different heroes over the years; Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West, Jesse Chambers and Bart Allen have all served as the Flash.
	remove undo remove undo add Hawkgirl Hawkgirl was a memer of the Justice Society in many incarnations.
	remove undo remove undo add Hawkman Hawkman was a founder member of the JSA and has often been the team's chairman.
	remove undo remove undo add Hector Hall Son of Carter and Shiera Hall (Hawkman and Hawkgirl), Hector enjoyed a long and storied superhero career. He was originally the Silver Scarab before his first death and was a reincarnation of Dr. Fate until passing on a second time.
	remove undo remove undo add Helena Wayne Helena was a member of the Earth-2 Justice Society of America
	remove undo remove undo add Hippolyta Queen Hippolyta is the ruler of the Amazons and mother of Diana and adopted mother of Donna Troy. She is also the first and later the fourth Wonder Woman, after Diana and Artemis.
	remove undo remove undo add Hourman Rick Tyler is the second Hourman and the son of the original. Richard is a member of the JSA All-Star and he's married to Jesse Chambers.
	remove undo remove undo add Huntress (Bertinelli) Helena Bertinelli, born into one of Gotham's mafia families, became a violent vigilante destroying those that had killed her family. Though she has come more closely in line with other superheroes (after joining the Birds of Prey for instance) her methods are still harsher than most.
	remove undo remove undo add Iron Munro Super-strong member of the Young All-Stars. Iron Munro inspired Clark Kent to become the hero known as -- Superman! Clark read about his adventures when he was a child, Iron Munro taught Clark the true meaning of Truth, Justice, and the American Way.
	remove undo remove undo add Jack Knight The 7th hero to use the name Starman, and the son of the original.
	remove undo remove undo add Jade Daughter of the original Green Lantern and the psychotic Rose Thorn, Jenny Hayden took after her father as the superheroine Jade until her death in the "Infinite Crisis".
	remove undo remove undo add Jakeem Thunder Member of the Justice Society of America and current possesor of the Thunderbolt.
	remove undo remove undo add Jay Garrick Jason Peter "Jay" Garrick is the original Golden Age super-speedster and was the first to wear the mantle of the Flash. It was Jay Garrick's legendary heroics that inspired Barry Allen. Jay continues to inspire even today with his continued heroism as a stalwart member of the JSA.
	remove undo remove undo add Jeffrey Graves Ex F.B.I agent Jeff Graves became the third Mr America after his former partner(and the second Mr America) Trey Thompson died from battle related injuries.
	remove undo remove undo add Jesse Chambers When the Liberty Bell rings, Liberty Belle finds she has enhanced strength, speed and agility.
	remove undo remove undo add Johnny Thunder When Johnny Thunder speaks the words Cei - U (pronounced Say You) he has total control over a genie - like Thunderbolt for one hour. (The Thunderbolt has more brains than Johnny).
	remove undo remove undo add Judomaster Judomaster was a WWII hero in the Pacific that became skilled in the martial arts, chief among them being judo.
	remove undo remove undo add Kal-L The Superman of Earth-Two, Kal-L gave his life to stop the murderous Superboy-Prime. During the course of Blackest Night, he returned from the grave as a Black Lantern to deliver untold horrors upon the inhabitants of Smallville.
	remove undo remove undo add Karnevil Murderous teenager who is pure trouble. He is the Pentacle counterpart to Detective Chimp.
	remove undo remove undo add Kate Spencer The secret identity of the eighth Manhunter.
	remove undo remove undo add Kent Nelson While in Mesopotamia with his father Sven Nelson, the famed archaeologist Kent unwittingly awoke Nabu from suspended animation. By releasing Nabu a poisonous gas was released, killing Kent's father but leaving him unharmed. Grateful Nabu mindwiped Kent and made him Doctor Fate, Sorcerer Supreme of Earth.
	remove undo remove undo add King Chimera King Chimera becomes one of the new, younger generation of the Justice Society of America, the All Stars. He is arguably the most arrogant member of the new group yet greatly aids them in their battles with his illusion casting abilities.
	remove undo remove undo add Kingdom Come Superman This version of Superman is from the Kingdom Come universe (Earth-22). He has recently arrived to the main DC Universe and has joined the Justice Society of America.
	remove undo remove undo add Libby Lawrence Liberty Belle is a 1940’s wartime heroine that led the All-Star Squadron at one point. She has the ability to project powerful pulses of sonic vibrations from her hands that will shatter solid objects.
	remove undo remove undo add Lightning Jennifer Pierce is the daughter of Black Lightning, and sister of the Outsiders member Thunder. She has absolute control of the electricity, however she can't interact with anything electrical.
	remove undo remove undo add Magog David Reid, who would later become Magog, was sought out and recruited by the Justice Society because his great-grandfather was Franklin D. Roosevelt.
	remove undo remove undo add Ma Hunkel The "Golden Age" Red Tornado whose costume consisted of longjohns and a pot on her head. Currently she's the caretaker of the Justice Society headquarters and custodian of the Justice Society Museum.
	remove undo remove undo add Matthew Tyler The third Hourman was an android created in the 853rd century by the time-traveling first Hourman, Rex Tyler. The android Hourman was an apprentice to Metron and a member of the JLA and JSA before sacrificing his life to save Rex Tyler.
	remove undo remove undo add Miss America Joan Dale, a courageous reporter, was transformed into Miss America by Project M, and joined Uncle Sam & the Freedom Fighters in their fight against evil, later becoming a member of the JSA and the All-Star Squadron as well.
	remove undo remove undo add Mr. Terrific The 3rd smartest man alive and an Olympic level athlete, Mr. Terrific embodies his Golden Age predecessors slogan of "Fair Play". Michael Holt is currently the White King of checkmate.
	remove undo remove undo add Obsidian Obisidian is the son of the Golden Age Green Lantern Alan Scott, Todd Rice is a shadow-controlling former villain, the twin brother of Jade, and one of the few gay superheroes of the DC Universe.