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JSA
Justice Battalion
Justice Society of America
Note: The Justice Society of America was renamed the Justice Battalion for the duration of World War II, joining with other heroes as the All-Star Squadron.
World's First Super Team
Justice Society Members
Amazing-Man III
Citizen Steel
Cyclone II
Dove II
Dr. Mid-Nite I
Judomaster III
Lightning III
Mr. America II
Mr. Terrific I
Red Tornado I
Red Tornado III
Starman VIII
Star-Spangled Kid I
Wildcat V
All-Star Squadron Members
Air Wave I
Amazing-Man I
Captain Triumph
Commander Steel
Crimson Avenger
Dan the Dyna-Mite
Dr. Mid-Nite I
Dr. Occult
Doll Man
Firebrand I
Firebrand II
Flying Fox
Fury I
"Iron" Munro
Jester
Johnny Quick I
Manhunter I
Midnight
Mr. America I
Mr. Terrific I
Neptune Perkins
Ray I
Robotman I
Star-Spangled Kid I
Stuff the Chinatown Kid I
Tarantula I
Tiger II
Tigress II
TNT
Tsunami
Vigilante I
Whip
Wing
Zatara the Magician
Privately funded super-powered task force.
Sanctioned by United States Government.
Earth and Thanagar
Infinity Inc.
Justice Society Headquarters and Museum, Manhattan, New York
Note: The Justice Society's original headquarters was located in Gotham City and was later relocated to Civic City in the late 1940's.
Steel Eagle: Super-sonic VTOL jet aircraft.
Resource of the Wesley Dodds (Sandman I) estate and group members.
Brain Wave I
Eclipso I
Ian Karkull
Professor Zodiak
Spirit King
(The) Wizard
All-Star Comics
All-Star Squadron
JSA
JSA: All Stars
Justice Society of America
All Star Comics #3 (Winter, 1940)
Max Gaines, Sheldon Mayer & Garner Fox
The first appearance of the Justice Society of America was an anthology collection showcasing some of DC Comics, then National Periodicals, premier characters outside of their respective titles.
The quarterly appearances of the Justice Society in All-Star Comics only lasted two issues before becoming a regular bi-monthly title.
Many characters came and went depending on their popularity. The Justice Society of America appeared in All-Star Comics from issue #3, until the title's cancellation with issue #57 in 1951. The demise of the Justice Society and All-Star Comics is marked by many comics historians as the end of the Golden-Age of comics.
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