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The Justice League of America was an A.R.G.U.S.-sponsored counterpart to the Justice League.
History
These unlikely heroes have been brought together to defend America from superhuman threats of all kinds, but unknown even to them, they are secretly in training to take down the Justice League. These men and women are the world's most dangerous heroes. They are the Justice League of America![1]
The Justice League of America was founded by Steve Trevor and Amanda Waller. Waller's original plan is for each member of the Justice League of America to serve as a counterpart to a member of the main Justice League team and be able to engage them in case they were to go rogue.
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Notes
- This was the fourth "Justice League" team created on Prime Earth, following the original Justice League, the defunct Justice League International and the supernaturally-oriented Justice League Dark.
- Following the disbanding of this team, several of its members founded Justice League United.
- Batman later founded a new team also called the Justice League of America.
Trivia
- Most members of the JLA serves as a foil for the Justice League, Martian Manhunter to Superman, Catwoman to Batman, Katana to Wonder Woman, Vibe to Flash, Hawkman to Aquaman, Stargirl to Cyborg, Dr. Light to Firestorm, Simon Baz to Hal Jordan, Atomica to Element Woman.
See Also
- 40 Appearances of Justice League of America (Prime Earth)
- 17 Images that include Justice League of America (Prime Earth)
- Team Gallery: Justice League of America (Prime Earth)
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