List of Justice Society of America members
The Justice Society of America is a team of comic book superheroes published by DC Comics.
JSA members are listed here only once—in order of their first joining the team. Retconned members are listed only where they historically took part in the stories.
Note: In the wake of DC Comics' Flashpoint event, the history of the JSA has been rebooted. Many of the characters have been reintroduced with new histories while others have yet to reappear. Characters' last known status is listed below. An alternate version of the team appears in the New 52 series Earth-2.
All Star Comics/Golden Age members
| Character | Real Name | Joined | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Atom | Al Pratt | All Star Comics #3 | Founding member. [1] Deceased in Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #3. |
| The Batman | Bruce Wayne | Founding member. [2] Deceased in Adventure Comics # 462. History deleted by retcon after Crisis on Infinite Earths. | |
| Doctor Fate | Kent Nelson | Founding member. [3] Deceased in Fate #1. New version introduced in DC Universe: Rebirth. | |
| The Flash | Jay Garrick | Founding member. [4] | |
| Green Lantern | Alan Scott | Founding member. [5] | |
| Hawkman | Carter Hall | Founding member. [6] | |
| Hourman | Rex Tyler | Founding member. [7] Deceased in Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #3. Later returned to life by Hourman III when he switched places with Rex Tyler at moment of his death. Retired. | |
| The Sandman | Wesley Dodds | Founding member. [8] Deceased in JSA Secret Files #1. | |
| The Spectre | Jim Corrigan | Founding member. [9] Earth-2 Corrigan's spirit released from service as Spectre as witnessed in All-Star Comics #71; then Earth-1 Corrigan became the host of the Spectre persona. After Crisis on Infinite Earths, single Jim Corrigan served as host to the Spectre for several decades. Released from service in Spectre (vol.3) #63. | |
| Superman | Clark Kent | Founding member. [10] History deleted by retcon after Crisis on Infinite Earths. Survived for years in a pocket dimension. Returned to post-Crisis DCU in Infinite Crisis (2005). Deceased in Infinite Crisis # 7. | |
| Johnny Thunder and Thunderbolt | John L. Thunder and Yz | All Star Comics #6 | Transformed into combined entity "Johnny Thunderbolt" under the command of Jakeem Thunder in JSA # 37 |
| Doctor Mid-Nite | Charles McNider | All Star Comics #8 | Deceased in Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #2. |
| Starman | Ted Knight | Deceased in Starman (vol. 2) #72. | |
| Wonder Woman |
Diana | All Star Comics #12 | Deleted by retcon after Crisis on Infinite Earths. Pre-Crisis exploits re-acknowledged in JSA Classified #4. Faded away in Infinite Crisis #5. |
| Mister Terrific | Terry Sloane | All Star Comics #24 | Deceased in Justice League of America #171. |
| Wildcat | Ted Grant | Active | |
| The Black Canary | Dinah Drake | All Star Comics #41 | Deceased in Secret Origins (vol. 2) #50. |
Guests in Justice League of America / Silver Age additions
| Character | Real Name | Joined | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robin | Dick Grayson | Justice League of America #55 | Deceased in Crisis on Infinite Earths #12. Deleted by retcon after Crisis on Infinite Earths. Pre-Crisis exploits re-acknowledged in JSA Classified #4. |
| Red Tornado | John Smith/Ulthoon | Justice League of America #65 | Active. |
Return to All-Star Comics/ Bronze Age additions
| Character | Real Name | Joined | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Star-Spangled Kid | Sylvester Pemberton, Jr. | All-Star Comics #58 | Deceased in Infinity, Inc. (vol. 1) #51. |
| Power Girl | Karen Starr/Kara Zor-L | Active. | |
| Huntress | Helena Wayne | All-Star Comics #72 | Deceased in Crisis on Infinite Earths #12. Deleted by retcon after Crisis on Infinite Earths. Pre-Crisis exploits re-acknowledged in JSA Classified #4. |
Post-Crisis on Infinite Earths additions
| Character | Real Name | Joined | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miss America | Joan Dale | Young All-Stars Annual #1 | Retconned into the Golden Age team; it is unclear if this retcon is still valid after the retcon of Hippolyta into the Golden Age team (see below). |
| Hawkgirl | Shiera Sanders | Justice Society of America (vol. 2) #1 | Referred to as a member in Last Days of the Justice Society. Retconned into the JSA in a yet-untold story. Deceased in Hawkman (vol. 4) #13. Reincarnated for a time in the body of Hawkgirl (Kendra Saunders). Resurrected in Blackest Night #8, then became the "Elemental of the Air" in Brightest Day. |
| Wonder Woman II | Hippolyta | Wonder Woman (vol. 2) #133 | Retconned into the Golden Age team in Wonder Woman (vol. 2) #133 Deceased in Wonder Woman (vol. 2) #172 and Action Comics #781.[11] Resurrected in Wonder Woman (vol. 3) #8. Dan DiDio publicly stated that Hippolyta's tenure as the Golden Age Wonder Woman was retconned away by the events of Infinite Crisis.[12] New version introduced in Wonder Woman: Rebirth series. |
JSA additions
| Character | Real Name | Joined | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atom Smasher | Albert Rothstein | JSA #2 | |
| Black Canary | Dinah Lance | Retcon recognition as an individual distinct from her mother Dinah Drake in Justice League of America #220. Active. | |
| Hourman | Matthew Tyler | Defunct in JSA #66. | |
| Sand / Sandman | Sanderson Hawkins | Referred to as a member in Last Days of the Justice Society. | |
| Starman | Jack Knight | Retired from super-hero career. | |
| Doctor Fate | Hector Hall | JSA #4 | Entered the Dreaming with his wife Lyta Trevor Hall and son Daniel (a.k.a. Dream) in JSA #80. Physical body deceased. |
| Hawkgirl | Kendra Saunders | Later revealed to be original Hawkgirl's (Shiera Sanders) spirit housed in her body after successful suicide attempt as explained in Hawkman Vol.4 series during the events of Infinite Crisis. New version introduced in Dark Nights: Metal. | |
| Star-Spangled Kid / Stargirl | Courtney Whitmore | Active. | |
| Mister Terrific | Michael Holt | JSA #11 | Active. |
| Doctor Mid-Nite | Pieter Cross | ||
| Jakeem Thunder | Jakeem Williams | JSA Secret Files #2 | |
| Black Adam | Teth-Adam/Theo Adam | JSA #21 | Probationary member; defected in JSA #45. Active. |
| Captain Marvel | Billy Batson | JSA #37 | Active as Shazam. |
| Hourman | Rick Tyler | ||
Justice Society of America (vol. 3) additions
| Character | Real Name | Joined | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Obsidian | Todd Rice | Between JSA #87 and Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #1 | |
| Liberty Belle/Jesse Quick | Jesse Chambers | ||
| Damage | Grant Emerson | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #1 | Deceased in Blackest Night #4. |
| Starman | Thom Kallor | ||
| Cyclone | Maxine Hunkel | ||
| Wildcat / Tomcat | Tom Bronson | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #4 | |
| Citizen Steel | Nate Heywood | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #7 | |
| Superman (Earth-22 version) |
Clark Kent/Kal-El | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #10 | Returned to Earth-22. |
| Judomaster | Sonia Sato | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #11 | |
| Amazing Man | Markus Clay | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #12 | Left the JSA to return to New Orleans and considered forming a team of his own. |
| Lightning | Jennifer Pierce | ||
| Lance / Magog | David Reid | Kicked out of the JSA All-Stars in Justice Society of America Annual #2 Deceased in Justice League: Generation Lost #13. | |
| Mister America | Jeffrey Graves | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #13 | |
| All-American Kid | Jeremy Karne/Billy Armstrong | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #29 | Joined under false pretenses. Revealed to be Kid Karnevil (Jeremy Karne) in Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #33. |
| King Chimera | |||
| Doctor Fate | Kent V. Nelson | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #30 | |
| Manhunter | Kate Spencer | Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #49 | |
| Red Beetle | Sara Butters | ||
| Ri | |||
| Darknight | |||
| Liberty Belle | Libby Lawrence |
JSA All-Stars (vol. 2) additions
| Character | Real Name | Joined | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roxy | JSA All-Stars (vol. 2) #2 | ||
| Anna Fortune | JSA All-Stars (vol. 2) #6 | ||
The New 52 additions / Members of the World Army of Earth-2
| Character | Real Name | Joined | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doctor Fate (Earth-2 version) | Khalid Ben-Hassin | Earth-2 #10 | |
| Captain Steel (Earth-2 version) | Henry "Hank" Heywood Jr. | Earth-2 #13 | |
| Red Arrow (Earth-2 version) | Connor Hawke | Earth-2 #16 | Killed by Parademons in Earth-2 #24. |
| Batman (Earth-2 version) | Thomas Wayne | Earth-2 #17 | Seemingly killed by an explosion in Convergence #3. |
| Red Tornado (Earth-2 version) | Lois Lane | Earth-2 #18 | |
| Aquawoman (Earth-2 version) | Marella | ||
| Accountable (Earth-2 version) | James "Jimmy" Olsen | ||
| Superman (Earth-2 version) | Val-Zod | Earth-2 #19 | |
Arrowverse Members
A television adaptation of the JSA appears in the TV shows set in the Arrowverse. Members first appeared in Legends of Tomorrow. This version of the team was present in the Pre-Crisis continuity of Arrowverse Earth-1. It is currently unknown if they continue to exist on Earth-1 in the Post-Crisis continuity.
| Character | Real Name | First Appearance | Notes | Portrayed by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hourman | Rex Tyler | Legends of Tomorrow; S01E16 | Rex Tyler, crash lands in May 2016 warning the team to not go back in the Waverider as they would die in their next mission. Rex is later murdered in 1945 by Eobard Thawne. | Patrick J. Adams |
| Commander Steel | Henry Heywood | Legends of Tomorrow; S02E01 | Grandfather of Legends member Nate Heywood, now resides in 1973 as a NASA employee working on Apollo 13. revealed to have hidden his fragment of the Spear of Destiny in the mast of the Flag planted on the Moon during the Apollo 11 mission. | Matthew MacCaull[13] |
| Obsidian | Todd James Rice | Legends of Tomorrow; S02E01 | Retired as of 1987, during the same episode it is confirmed that, much like the comics version, Obsidian is Homosexual. | Lance Henriksen (older) Dan Payne (younger) |
| Stargirl | Courtney Whitmore | Legends of Tomorrow; S02E01 | She now resides in the Year 507 as Merlin, King Arthur's advisor and was protecting her fragment of the Spear of Destiny before the Legends took it. | Sarah Grey |
| Doctor Mid-Nite | Charles McNider | Legends of Tomorrow; S02E01 | He was residing in the Year 3000 before being killed by a mind altered Rip Hunter to get his fragment of the Spear of Destiny in Legends of Tomorrow; S02E12 | Kwesi Ameyaw |
| Vixen | Amaya Jiwe | Legends of Tomorrow; S02E01 | Grandmother of modern-day Vixen Mari McCabe. Journeys with the Legends during Season 2 after Rex Tyler is murdered and later begins a relationship with Nate Heywood. | Maisie Richardson-Sellers |
Stargirl (2020)
A second version of the team appears in the Post-Crisis continuity of Arrowverse Earth-2. In this continuity, most of the JSA were wiped out by the Injustice Society 10 years prior to the start of Stargirl. Starman, shortly before his death, passes the Cosmic Staff to Pat Dugan for safekeeping in hopes that one day he can find someone who can use the Cosmic Staff and restart the JSA.[14]
10 years later, Pat's Stepdaughter Courtney Whitmore discovers the Cosmic Staff in the basement of their new home in Blue Valley, Nebraska, and is able to activate it. Courtney later takes the name Stargirl. After stealing the costumes and equipment of the former Justice Society, she gives the costumes and equipment to, and recruits her fellow High School students Yolanda Montez, Beth Chapel, and Rick Tyler to join her and Pat in the formation of a new Justice Society.
| Character | Real Name | First Appearance | Notes | Portrayed by | ||||||||
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| First Team | ||||||||||||
| Starman[14]| | Sylvester Pemberton | Stargirl; S01E01 | A former member of the Justice Society. He apparently died from injuries sustained by Icicle during the battle with the Injustice Society. | Joel McHale | ||||||||
| Hourman[14] | Rex Tyler | Stargirl; S01E01 | A former member of the Justice Society. Hourman survived the battle with the Injustice Society after being defeated by Wizard and was eventually able to track them to Blue Valley, Nebraska. However, he and his wife died shortly afterwards in a car accident caused by Injustice Society member Solomon Grundy, leaving their son Rick in the care of his brother-in-law and all of his research on the Injustice Society to Pat. | Lou Ferrigno Jr. | ||||||||
| Wildcat[14] | Ted Grant | Stargirl; S01E01 | A former member of the Justice Society. He was apparently killed during the battle with the Injustice Society when he was thrown out of a window by an unknown opponent. His uniform was on display at JSA headquarters, but is currently worn by his successor, Yolanda Montez. | Brian Stapf | ||||||||
| Doctor Mid-Nite[14] | Charles McNider | Stargirl; S01E01 | A former member of the Justice Society. During the battle with the Injustice Society, Doctor Mid-Nite was dragged off into another room by a shadowy hand emitted by Shade. His high-tech goggles contained an AI using his own personality engrams, but the AI was seemingly destroyed by the Icicle. His owl, Hooty, continues to live in JSA headquarters. | Henry Thomas | ||||||||
| Flash[14] | Jay Garrick | Stargirl; S01E01 (photograph only) | During the battle against the Injustice Society, he was apparently killed by an unknown opponent as his helmet is found on the ground. He is later shown in a photograph of the Justice Society. | |||||||||
| Green Lantern[14] | Alan Scott | Stargirl; S01E01 (photograph only) | Alan Scott was apparently killed during the battle against the Injustice Society by an unknown opponent, with the flame from his lantern setting the battlefield ablaze. He is later shown in a photograph of the Justice Society and his lantern was on display in the team's headquarters. | |||||||||
| Hawkman[14] | Stargirl; S01E01 (photograph only) | While nothing appears to remain of him, Hawkman was apparently killed by an unknown opponent during the battle against the Injustice Society with Pat Dugan later mentioning that the culprit was Brainwave. He is later shown in a photograph of the Justice Society. | ||||||||||
| Hawkgirl[14] | Stargirl; S01E01 (photograph only) | While nothing appears to remain of her, Hawkgirl was apparently killed during the Injustice Society's attack with Pat Dugan later mentioning that the culprit was Brainwave. She is later shown in a photograph of the Justice Society. | ||||||||||
| Doctor Fate[14] | Stargirl; S01E01 (photograph only) | Doctor Fate was apparently killed during the battle with the Injustice Society by an unknown opponent, leaving only his helmet behind. He is later shown in a photograph of the Justice Society and his helmet on display in their headquarters. | ||||||||||
| Johnny Thunder[14] | Stargirl; S01E01 (photograph only) | While nothing appears to remain of him, Johnny was apparently killed during the battle with the Injustice Society with Pat Dugan later mentioning that the culprit was Brainwave. He is later shown in a photograph of the Justice Society. A pink pen believed to contain the Thunderbolt, a magical being only Johnny could control, was on display in JSA headquarters. | ||||||||||
| The Sandman[14] | Wesley Dodds | Stargirl; S01E01 (photograph only) | Wesley was found frozen on the ground during the battle with the Injustice Society indicating that he was apparently killed by Icicle. He is later shown in a photograph of the Justice Society. | |||||||||
| Second Team | ||||||||||||
| Stargirl | Courtney Whitmore | Stargirl; S01E01 | Courtney is the stepdaughter of Pat Dugan and the supposed daughter of Starman. She finds the Cosmic Staff in the basement of her home and activates it, later becoming Stargirl. | Brec Bassinger | ||||||||
| Wildcat | Yolanda Montez | Stargirl; S01E01 | Yolanda was a former popular girl and class president candidate until she became an outcast to the school and a disgrace to her parents due to a Sexting scandal that was publicized school-wide. She later meets Courtney. While at first antagonistic towards her, Yolanda later becomes her friend after receiving Wildcat's costume, seeing it as a way to reinvent herself as her mother still claims that she disgraced herself and the Montez family. | Yvette Monreal | ||||||||
| Doctor Mid-Nite | Beth Chapel | Stargirl; S01E01 | The daughter of two doctors, Beth is friendly, but lonely. She immediately befriends Courtney upon meeting her, and later visits Courtney's home for dinner, where she discovers the goggles of Charles McNider. Beth befriends the AI in the goggles and is later given Doctor Mid-Nite's costume for a mission against the Injustice Society members Gambler, Tigress, and Sportsmaster. | Anjelika Washington | ||||||||
| Hourman | Rick Tyler | Stargirl; S01E01 | Rick is the son of Rex Tyler. After Rex and his wife are killed in a car accident, Rick is left in the care of his abusive and drunkard uncle Matt. Rick receives Rex's hourglass after Courtney follows him to where the accident took place, and later a party, after it reacts to his presence while helping Pat fix his car. While at first not willing to join the team, believing his parents' death to truly be an accident, after Doctor Mid-Nite's goggles show a simulation of what truly happened, Rick joins to avenge his parents death and get revenge on the ISA. He is later given Hourman's costume for a mission against ISA members Gambler, Tigress, and Sportsmaster. | Cameron Gellman | ||||||||
| S.T.R.I.P.E. | Pat Dugan | Stargirl; S01E01 | Pat is the former sidekick of Starman, and the only known surviving ally and friend to the Justice Society. After becoming Courtney's stepfather and moving his stepfamily to Blue Valley, Pat learns the Injustice Society is in Blue Valley and activates S.T.R.I.P.E., a robotic exoskeleton he made out of car parts, in order to help Courtney in defeating the ISA. While at first opposed to Courtney recruiting her classmates and forming a team, after their battle with Gambler, Tigress, and Sportsmaster, Pat approves of the team and begins training them to take down the Injustice Society. | Luke Wilson | ||||||||
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