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+ | | CurrentMembers = [[Albert Rothstein (Prime Earth)|Atom-Smasher]],<br> [[Maxine Hunkel (Prime Earth)|Cyclone]],<br> [[Grant Emerson (Prime Earth)|Damage]],<br> [[Jason Garrick (Prime Earth)|The Flash]],<br> [[Alan Scott (Prime Earth)|Green Lantern]],<br> [[Shayera Thal (Prime Earth)|Hawkwoman]],<br> [[Elizabeth Chapel (Prime Earth)|Doctor Mid-Nite (Elizabeth Chapel)]],<br> [[Richard Tyler (Prime Earth)|Hourman (Richard Tyler)]],<br> [[Jennifer-Lynn Hayden (Prime Earth)|Jade]],<br> [[Jakeem Williams (Prime Earth)|Jakeem Thunder]],<br> [[Jesse Chambers (Prime Earth)|Jesse Quick]],<br> [[Todd Rice (Prime Earth)|Obsidian]],<br> [[Kara Zor-L (Prime Earth)|Power Girl]],<br> [[Courtney Whitmore (Prime Earth)|Stargirl]],<br> [[Patrick Dugan (Prime Earth)|S.T.R.I.P.E]],<br> [[Ted Grant (Prime Earth)|Wildcat (Ted Grant)]],<br> [[Yolanda Montez (Prime Earth)|Wildcat (Yolanda Montez)]] |
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+ | | FormerMembers = [[Albert Pratt (Prime Earth)|Atom]],<br> [[Black Canary I (Prime Earth)|Black Canary]],<br> [[Kent Nelson (Prime Earth)|Doctor Fate]],<br> [[Charles McNider (Prime Earth)|Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider)]],<br> [[Carter Hall (Prime Earth)|Hawkman]],<br> [[Rex Tyler (Prime Earth)|Hourman (Rex Tyler)]],<br> [[Helena Wayne (Earth 2)|Huntress]],<br> [[John Thunder (Prime Earth)|Johnny Thunder]] and [[Yz (Prime Earth)|Thunderbolt]],<br> [[Elizabeth Lawrence (Prime Earth)|Liberty Belle]],<br> [[Michael Holt (Prime Earth)|Mister Terrific (Michael Holt)]],<br> [[Terrence Sloane (Prime Earth)|Mister Terrific (Terry Sloane)]],<br> [[Abigail Hunkel (Prime Earth)|Red Tornado]],<br> [[Wesley Dodds (Prime Earth)|Sandman]],<br> [[Sanderson Hawkins (Prime Earth)|Sandy the Golden Boy]],<br> [[James Corrigan (Prime Earth)|The Spectre]],<br> [[Sylvester Pemberton (Prime Earth)|Star-Spangled Kid]],<br> [[Theodore Knight (Prime Earth)|Starman]],<br> [[Diana of Themyscira (Prime Earth)|Wonder Woman]] |
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+ | | Enemies = [[Injustice Society (Prime Earth)|Injustice Society]],<br> [[Legion of Doom (Prime Earth)|Legion of Doom]],<br> Formerly [[Bruce Wayne (Earth -22)|The Batman Who Laughs]],<br> [[Jonathan Osterman (Watchmen)|Doctor Manhattan]],<br> [[Perpetua (Sixth Dimension)|Perpetua]] |
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+ | | Overview = The '''Justice Society of America''' were a group of superheroes originally active around [[World War II]] until they were erased from the timeline, though they were later restored to their proper place. |
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[[Alan Scott (Prime Earth)|Alan Scott]], a [[Green Lantern]], had played a major role in the JSA's formation. [[Jonathan Osterman (Watchmen)|Dr. Manhattan]] however interfered with their timeline and caused him to die during a train accident by moving the [[Starheart|Green Lantern]], that had saved his life originally, away from his reach. This caused the JSA to never exist in the first place.<ref>{{c|Doomsday Clock Vol 1 10}}</ref> |
[[Alan Scott (Prime Earth)|Alan Scott]], a [[Green Lantern]], had played a major role in the JSA's formation. [[Jonathan Osterman (Watchmen)|Dr. Manhattan]] however interfered with their timeline and caused him to die during a train accident by moving the [[Starheart|Green Lantern]], that had saved his life originally, away from his reach. This caused the JSA to never exist in the first place.<ref>{{c|Doomsday Clock Vol 1 10}}</ref> |
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| − | Their past existence was first leaked to [[Lois Lane (Prime Earth)|Lois Lane]] secretly by [[Reginald Long (Watchmen)|Reggie Long]]. She however had never heard of them, a result of Dr Manhattan's meddling with the timeline.<ref>{{c|Doomsday Clock Vol 1 8}}</ref> [[Kal-El (Prime Earth)|Superman]]'s words and actions however inspired Manhattan's view on humanity to change and make him realize the importance of being a hero. He went back into time and moved the Green Lantern back into Scott's reach, causing him to survive and the JSA to exist again.<ref name=DC12>{{c|Doomsday Clock Vol 1 12}}</ref> |
+ | Their past existence was first leaked to [[Lois Lane (Prime Earth)|Lois Lane]] secretly by [[Reginald Long (Watchmen)|Reggie Long]]. She however had never heard of them, a result of Dr Manhattan's meddling with the timeline.<ref>{{c|Doomsday Clock Vol 1 8}}</ref> [[Kal-El (Prime Earth)|Superman]]'s words and actions however inspired Manhattan's view on humanity to change and make him realize the importance of being a hero. He went back into time and moved the Green Lantern back into Scott's reach, causing him to survive and the JSA to exist again.<ref name=DC12>{{c|Doomsday Clock Vol 1 12}}</ref> They came to the rescue of Superman in [[Washington, D.C.]] alongside the Legion of Super-Heroes, helping him stop the metahuman battle.<ref name=DC12/> |
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| − | Other results of the undoing of the alterations was that [[Diana of Themyscira (Prime Earth)|Wonder Woman]] had fought alongside the JSA in World War II, while Superman had been inspired by the JSA to become a hero much earlier as a teenager by donning the mantle of [[Superboy]]. They came to the rescue of Superman in [[Washington, D.C.]] alongside the Legion of Super-Heroes, helping him stop the metahuman battle.<ref name=DC12/> |
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After the battle, they vowed to investigate the "Supermen theory", which alleged that the government was secretly creating metahumans to act as agents, and the role of [[Department of Metahuman Affairs]] in it. It was discovered that Professor [[Martin Stein (Prime Earth)|Martin Stein]] was responsible for creating dozens of metahumans, leading to his arrest. Superman later organized a dialogue between the JSA and [[People's Heroes (Prime Earth)|People's Heroes]], who had been involved in the battle at Washington, D.C.<ref name=DC12/> |
After the battle, they vowed to investigate the "Supermen theory", which alleged that the government was secretly creating metahumans to act as agents, and the role of [[Department of Metahuman Affairs]] in it. It was discovered that Professor [[Martin Stein (Prime Earth)|Martin Stein]] was responsible for creating dozens of metahumans, leading to his arrest. Superman later organized a dialogue between the JSA and [[People's Heroes (Prime Earth)|People's Heroes]], who had been involved in the battle at Washington, D.C.<ref name=DC12/> |
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Manhattan's attempt at fixing the timeline and reality failed however, as they merely re-adjusted into a new version.<ref name=Epilogue/><ref>{{c|Justice League Vol 4 39}}</ref> |
Manhattan's attempt at fixing the timeline and reality failed however, as they merely re-adjusted into a new version.<ref name=Epilogue/><ref>{{c|Justice League Vol 4 39}}</ref> |
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| + | In the restored timeline that formed following the cataclysmic conflict with [[Perpetua (Sixth Dimension)|Perpetua]], the creation of the Justice Society was initially spurred on following the arrival of [[Wonder Woman]] in Man's World. In saving sitting president Franklin Deleanor Roosevelt's life at the 1939 World's Fair, she inspired others to come forward and use their powers for good, including [[Alan Scott (Prime Earth)|Alan Scott]], who would become known as the Green Lantern.<ref>{{c|Wonder Woman Vol 1 750}}</ref> |
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| + | After forming, the Justice Society was prevented from actively involving themselves in the frontline battles of the Second World War by two factors; one, the presence of the Nazi metahuman agent [[Otto Frentz (Prime Earth)|Parsifal]], who could nullify the powers of any superhuman he came into contact with, and two, the fact that the Nazi forces had recovered the [[Spear of Destiny]], an artifact which allowed the wielder (in this case, [[Adolf Hitler (Prime Earth)|Adolf Hitler]]) to dominate the minds of anybody nearby. After [[Jason Garrick (Prime Earth)|Jay Garrick]] and [[Langford Terrill (Prime Earth)|The Ray]] encountered both of these factors on a covert mission and were subsequently captured, it was deemed too dangerous to allow American superhumans to fight on the frontlines.<ref>{{c|The Flash Vol 1 770}}</ref> |
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| + | Later, after the war, McCarthyist congressional representatives pressured the JSA into retiring during the Red Scare. However, their actions would inspire later successors; first, the [[Justice Experience (New Earth)|Justice Experience]], and later, the [[Justice League (Prime Earth)|Justice League]]. Many of their own children or legacies would go on to form [[Infinity, Inc. (Prime Earth)|Infinity, Inc.]].<ref>{{c|Infinite Frontier Vol 1 0}}</ref> |
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| + | Over the years, many of the original members grew old or died, the latter being buried in the top-secret [[Valhalla Cemetery]]. Others would remain youthful through various means, such as Alan Scott, who was kept young by the power of the [[Starheart]]. |
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===Justice/Doom War=== |
===Justice/Doom War=== |
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| − | When [[John Stewart (Prime Earth)|John Stewart]] and [[Barry Allen (Prime Earth)|Barry Allen]] |
+ | When [[John Stewart (Prime Earth)|John Stewart]] and [[Barry Allen (Prime Earth)|Barry Allen]] traveled to the past in 1941 and arrived at their headquarters while searching for a fragment The Totality. There, they met the JSA but learnt that [[Legion of Doom (Prime Earth)|Legion of Doom]] had already won here two weeks ago.<ref>{{c|Justice League Vol 4 30}}</ref> Having never heard of each other, [[Jason Garrick (Prime Earth)|Jay Garrick]] and Barry asked each other to explain who they are in hostile tones. John calmed the tempers and stated that they needed their help. [[Kent Nelson (Prime Earth)|Doctor Fate]] learnt that they're not there to harm them and the two Leaguers explained their mission about recovering the Totality shard which fell out of the sky.<ref name=JL431>{{c|Justice League Vol 4 31}}</ref> |
| − | The JSA came to the realization that their existence must have been erased if the the two hadn't heard of them, with all of the team members then introducing themselves. [[Theodore Knight ( |
+ | The JSA came to the realization that their existence must have been erased if the the two hadn't heard of them, with all of the team members then introducing themselves. [[Theodore Knight (Prime Earth)|Theodore Knight]] realized that they were after the shard in his [[Cosmic Staff|Cosmic Rod]] which he had given to the United States military, later being taken to a military base in the [[Pacific Ocean]]. The two teams agreed to join forces in order to retrieve it, but Barry and John found out that the base was [[Pearl Harbor]] and they had arrived during the day Japanese forces were supposed to attack it.<ref name=JL431/> |
| − | As they assaulted the base, they came under attack by |
+ | As they assaulted the base, they came under attack by military-men under control of [[Thaal Sinestro (Prime Earth)|Sinestro]] and [[Grodd II (Prime Earth)|Grodd]], but were able to free many of the men. Dr. Fate discovered that the shard was being kept at a classified advanced aircraft carrier code-named ''Hail Mary''. As they went after the ship, they came under attack by the soldiers under control of Grodd. Grodd, Sinestro and [[Barbara Minerva (Prime Earth)|Cheetah]] however found the Totality at the same time as them, but they were rescued by [[Arthur Curry (Prime Earth)|Aquaman]] who stated that they needed to get to [[Atlantis]] to get the Totality back to their time.<ref>{{c|Justice League Vol 4 32}}</ref> |
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+ | While traveling, Aquaman explained to them that Atlantis was hidden from the rest of the world during their time and they needed to find the Conch of Arion there in order to be able to travel back to the present. They tried to sneak in, but were spotted by [[Atlantean]] guards. The Legion of Doom confronted them with the god [[Poseidon (Prime Earth)|Poseidon]] who was under their thrall. The JSA and the League also realized that Atlantis was now under the control of [[Vandal Savage (Prime Earth)|Vandal Savage]] of the past and his Legionnaires Club who demanded they hand over the Totality.<ref>{{c|Justice League Vol 4 33}}</ref> |
| − | After Poseidon started destroying Atlantis, they asked Savage to ally with them but he refused, John however convinced him to side with them stating that the fate of universe depended on it. The JSA then fought the Legion of Doom and Poseidon while Vandal opened a portal to the League's timeline with the help of [[Theodore Knight (Prime Earth)|Theodore Knight]] and [[William Payton (Prime Earth)|William Payton]]. All of the JSA |
+ | After Poseidon started destroying Atlantis, they asked Savage to ally with them but he refused, John however convinced him to side with them stating that the fate of universe depended on it. The JSA then fought the Legion of Doom and Poseidon while Vandal opened a portal to the League's timeline with the help of [[Theodore Knight (Prime Earth)|Theodore Knight]] and [[William Payton (Prime Earth)|William Payton]]. All of the JSA traveled to the the timeline of the League and decided to help the League in fighting back against the forces of [[Perpetua (Sixth Dimension)|Perpetua]] after she regained part of her former powers.<ref>{{c|Justice League Vol 4 34}}-[[Justice League Vol 4 36|36]]</ref> They fought Perpetua's forces, but with the people siding with Doom over Justice, she regained her powers and vanished them back to their time.<ref>{{c|Justice League Vol 4 39}}</ref> |
===Death Metal=== |
===Death Metal=== |
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+ | The Justice Society was restored to the timeline after [[Wally West (Prime Earth)|Wally West]], having gained the powers of [[Jonathan Osterman (Watchmen)|Dr. Manhattan]] and acquiring the [[Mobius Chair]], attempted to fix time by merging the various timelines. His work was however corrupted by the [[Bruce Wayne (Earth -22)|Batman Who Laughs]], who pointed Perpetua to the [[Dark Multiverse]] where she could acquire the [[The Seven Forces of the Universe|Crisis Energies]] from the endless crises.<ref name=Epilogue>{{c|[[Flash Forward (Collection)]]: Flash Forward – Epilogue}}</ref><ref>{{c|Dark Nights: Death Metal Vol 1 1}}</ref> |
| − | + | The surviving Justice Society members including Alan Scott, Jay Garrick, Doctor Fate and [[Ted Grant (Prime Earth)|Ted Grant]] went into hiding when Perpetua's forces conquered the multiverse and kept a watch on the cemetery. They allowed [[Bruce Wayne (Prime Earth)|Batman]] to recruit their dead friends in order to fight the [[Dark Knights (Dark Multiverse)|Dark Knights]].<ref name="DNDM3">{{c|Dark Nights: Death Metal Vol 1 2}}</ref> |
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The JSA reunited with [[Diana of Themyscira (Prime Earth)|Wonder Woman]] after she came to convince Batman in helping her take down Perpetua and stayed behind with Wally and Barry when they left.<ref name="DNDM3"/> They encountered the [[Bruce Wayne (Dark Multiverse: King of Pain)|Robin King]], who didn't fight and told them that the Batman Who Laughs was coming for them. They realized the evil Batman had grown greatly powerful and all the speedsters separated from the JSA, since he was after Wally in particular to get his Anti-Crisis Energy.<ref>{{c|Dark Nights: Death Metal Vol 1 3}}</ref> |
The JSA reunited with [[Diana of Themyscira (Prime Earth)|Wonder Woman]] after she came to convince Batman in helping her take down Perpetua and stayed behind with Wally and Barry when they left.<ref name="DNDM3"/> They encountered the [[Bruce Wayne (Dark Multiverse: King of Pain)|Robin King]], who didn't fight and told them that the Batman Who Laughs was coming for them. They realized the evil Batman had grown greatly powerful and all the speedsters separated from the JSA, since he was after Wally in particular to get his Anti-Crisis Energy.<ref>{{c|Dark Nights: Death Metal Vol 1 3}}</ref> |
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The Justice Society of America were a group of superheroes originally active around World War II until they were erased from the timeline, though they were later restored to their proper place.
History
Altered Timeline
Alan Scott, a Green Lantern, had played a major role in the JSA's formation. Dr. Manhattan however interfered with their timeline and caused him to die during a train accident by moving the Green Lantern, that had saved his life originally, away from his reach. This caused the JSA to never exist in the first place.[1]
Their past existence was first leaked to Lois Lane secretly by Reggie Long. She however had never heard of them, a result of Dr Manhattan's meddling with the timeline.[2] Superman's words and actions however inspired Manhattan's view on humanity to change and make him realize the importance of being a hero. He went back into time and moved the Green Lantern back into Scott's reach, causing him to survive and the JSA to exist again.[3] They came to the rescue of Superman in Washington, D.C. alongside the Legion of Super-Heroes, helping him stop the metahuman battle.[3]
After the battle, they vowed to investigate the "Supermen theory", which alleged that the government was secretly creating metahumans to act as agents, and the role of Department of Metahuman Affairs in it. It was discovered that Professor Martin Stein was responsible for creating dozens of metahumans, leading to his arrest. Superman later organized a dialogue between the JSA and People's Heroes, who had been involved in the battle at Washington, D.C.[3]
Manhattan's attempt at fixing the timeline and reality failed however, as they merely re-adjusted into a new version.[4][5]
Restored Timeline
In the restored timeline that formed following the cataclysmic conflict with Perpetua, the creation of the Justice Society was initially spurred on following the arrival of Wonder Woman in Man's World. In saving sitting president Franklin Deleanor Roosevelt's life at the 1939 World's Fair, she inspired others to come forward and use their powers for good, including Alan Scott, who would become known as the Green Lantern.[6]
After forming, the Justice Society was prevented from actively involving themselves in the frontline battles of the Second World War by two factors; one, the presence of the Nazi metahuman agent Parsifal, who could nullify the powers of any superhuman he came into contact with, and two, the fact that the Nazi forces had recovered the Spear of Destiny, an artifact which allowed the wielder (in this case, Adolf Hitler) to dominate the minds of anybody nearby. After Jay Garrick and The Ray encountered both of these factors on a covert mission and were subsequently captured, it was deemed too dangerous to allow American superhumans to fight on the frontlines.[7]
Later, after the war, McCarthyist congressional representatives pressured the JSA into retiring during the Red Scare. However, their actions would inspire later successors; first, the Justice Experience, and later, the Justice League. Many of their own children or legacies would go on to form Infinity, Inc..[8]
Over the years, many of the original members grew old or died, the latter being buried in the top-secret Valhalla Cemetery. Others would remain youthful through various means, such as Alan Scott, who was kept young by the power of the Starheart.
Justice/Doom War
When John Stewart and Barry Allen traveled to the past in 1941 and arrived at their headquarters while searching for a fragment The Totality. There, they met the JSA but learnt that Legion of Doom had already won here two weeks ago.[9] Having never heard of each other, Jay Garrick and Barry asked each other to explain who they are in hostile tones. John calmed the tempers and stated that they needed their help. Doctor Fate learnt that they're not there to harm them and the two Leaguers explained their mission about recovering the Totality shard which fell out of the sky.[10]
The JSA came to the realization that their existence must have been erased if the the two hadn't heard of them, with all of the team members then introducing themselves. Theodore Knight realized that they were after the shard in his Cosmic Rod which he had given to the United States military, later being taken to a military base in the Pacific Ocean. The two teams agreed to join forces in order to retrieve it, but Barry and John found out that the base was Pearl Harbor and they had arrived during the day Japanese forces were supposed to attack it.[10]
As they assaulted the base, they came under attack by military-men under control of Sinestro and Grodd, but were able to free many of the men. Dr. Fate discovered that the shard was being kept at a classified advanced aircraft carrier code-named Hail Mary. As they went after the ship, they came under attack by the soldiers under control of Grodd. Grodd, Sinestro and Cheetah however found the Totality at the same time as them, but they were rescued by Aquaman who stated that they needed to get to Atlantis to get the Totality back to their time.[11]
While traveling, Aquaman explained to them that Atlantis was hidden from the rest of the world during their time and they needed to find the Conch of Arion there in order to be able to travel back to the present. They tried to sneak in, but were spotted by Atlantean guards. The Legion of Doom confronted them with the god Poseidon who was under their thrall. The JSA and the League also realized that Atlantis was now under the control of Vandal Savage of the past and his Legionnaires Club who demanded they hand over the Totality.[12]
After Poseidon started destroying Atlantis, they asked Savage to ally with them but he refused, John however convinced him to side with them stating that the fate of universe depended on it. The JSA then fought the Legion of Doom and Poseidon while Vandal opened a portal to the League's timeline with the help of Theodore Knight and William Payton. All of the JSA traveled to the the timeline of the League and decided to help the League in fighting back against the forces of Perpetua after she regained part of her former powers.[13] They fought Perpetua's forces, but with the people siding with Doom over Justice, she regained her powers and vanished them back to their time.[14]
Death Metal
The Justice Society was restored to the timeline after Wally West, having gained the powers of Dr. Manhattan and acquiring the Mobius Chair, attempted to fix time by merging the various timelines. His work was however corrupted by the Batman Who Laughs, who pointed Perpetua to the Dark Multiverse where she could acquire the Crisis Energies from the endless crises.[4][15]
The surviving Justice Society members including Alan Scott, Jay Garrick, Doctor Fate and Ted Grant went into hiding when Perpetua's forces conquered the multiverse and kept a watch on the cemetery. They allowed Batman to recruit their dead friends in order to fight the Dark Knights.[16]
The JSA reunited with Wonder Woman after she came to convince Batman in helping her take down Perpetua and stayed behind with Wally and Barry when they left.[16] They encountered the Robin King, who didn't fight and told them that the Batman Who Laughs was coming for them. They realized the evil Batman had grown greatly powerful and all the speedsters separated from the JSA, since he was after Wally in particular to get his Anti-Crisis Energy.[17]
Notes
- The Justice Society of America was created by Sheldon Mayer and Gardner Fox, first appearing in All-Star Comics #3. However, in the Prime Earth continuity the Justice Society of America first appeared as part of the New 52 DC Universe in Doomsday Clock #8 by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank.
See Also
- 72 Appearances of Justice Society of America (Prime Earth)
- 30 Images that include Justice Society of America (Prime Earth)
- Team Gallery: Justice Society of America (Prime Earth)
Recommended Reading
- Justice Society Recommended Reading
- Adventure Comics (Volume 1)
- All-Star Comics (Volume 1)
- All-Star Squadron (Volume 1)
- America vs. the Justice Society (Volume 1)
- Infinity Inc. (Volume 1)
- JSA (Volume 1)
- JSA: All Stars (Volume 1)
- JSA Classified (Volume 1)
- JSA: Strange Adventures (Volume 1)
- JSA vs. Kobra (Volume 1)
- Justice Society of America (Volume 1)
- Justice Society of America (Volume 2)
- Justice Society of America (Volume 3)
- Justice Society of America (Volume 4)
- Last Days of the Justice Society Special #1
Links and References
Footnotes
- ↑ Doomsday Clock #10
- ↑ Doomsday Clock #8
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Doomsday Clock #12
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Flash Forward (Collection): Flash Forward – Epilogue
- ↑ Justice League (Volume 4) #39
- ↑ Wonder Woman #750
- ↑ The Flash #770
- ↑ Infinite Frontier #0
- ↑ Justice League (Volume 4) #30
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Justice League (Volume 4) #31
- ↑ Justice League (Volume 4) #32
- ↑ Justice League (Volume 4) #33
- ↑ Justice League (Volume 4) #34-36
- ↑ Justice League (Volume 4) #39
- ↑ Dark Nights: Death Metal #1
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Dark Nights: Death Metal #2
- ↑ Dark Nights: Death Metal #3