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The Justice League of America (JLA for short)is the premier superteam of The DCU, a corps d'elite consisting of the company's most popular and iconic characters. The characters most commonly associated with the JLA are the so-called "Big Seven" of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman and Martian Manhunter, but most of DC's top characters have been associated with the team at some point in their careers.Many of these characters' series have their own character sheets; see there for details.
open/close all folders Silver Age (1960-1970) AKA: Orin / Arthur Curry Abilities: Aquatic adaptation, super-strength, telepathy, super-senses Born Prince Orin of Atlantis, Aquaman was left for dead as an infant because of his people's superstitions about blond-haired individuals. He was raised by a human lighthouse-keeper who gave him the name Arthur Curry; after his adoptive father's death, Arthur became the hero Aquaman, sought out Atlantis, and claimed his rightful place as king. Aquaman was a founding member of the Justice League and has been a steadfast member for most of its incarnations. See his own page for more.The Atom II AKA: Raymond "Ray" Palmer Abilities: Able to shrink to microscopic size A research scientist and professor of physics from Ivy Town, Connecticut, Dr. Ray Palmer discovered a fragment of white dwarf star matter that had fallen to Earth one night. Taking his discovery back to his lab, Ray built it into a belt that allowed him to shrink down to microscopic size. After rescuing a group of local miners from a cave-in, Ray decided to become a full-time superhero: the mighty mite known as the Atom. He was a member of the Justice League up until the destruction of the team's original satellite, and has been a reserve member for most of the years since then.
Batman I AKA: Bruce Wayne Abilities: Martial arts master, detective skills, high tech equipment The Dark Knight Detective, ur-Badass Normal and usually the brains of the team. Usually operates behind the scenes, but was the team leader during the "International" era. See his own character sheet for more.Black Canary II AKA: Dinah Laurel Lance Abilities: Ultrasonic scream, martial arts master Black Canary is noted for her martial arts skills and her "Canary Cry"—a high powered, sonic scream with the ability to shatter objects and incapacitate villains. Dinah is the daughter of the Golden Age Black Canary, Dinah Drake, who was a member of the JSA. Dinah is also notable for having been one of the few characters to have served with both the Justice Society and the Justice League. She is currently married to Oliver Queen, a.k.a. Green Arrow. After Infinite Crisis, she was elected the leader of the JLA. See her own page for more.The Flash II AKA: Bartholomew Henry "Barry" Allen Abilities: Super-speed The Fastest Man Alive. Barry "the Flash" Allen was one of the JLA's founding members and de facto leader in their first adventure. He was a member for years, up until the Detroit era. Shortly after leaving the League, Barry heroically sacrificed his life to destroy the Anti-Monitor's doomsday device in the Crisis on Infinite Earths, becoming one with the Speed Force that gave him his powers... but during the Final Crisis, Barry willed himself back to life from the Speed Force to help save the world from Darkseid and has taken up membership in the League once more. He is close friends with Hal Jordan, the Green Lantern. See the Flash character sheet for more.AKA: Oliver Jonas Queen Abilities: Master archer A jetsetting young billionaire turned socially-conscious superhero, Green Arrow has been a member of the Justice League on and off since its early days. Ollie keeps the rest of the League in touch with humanity, always sticking up for the little guy. He is currently married to Dinah Lance, aka Black Canary. See his own page for more.AKA: Harold "Hal" Jordan Abilities: Green Lantern power ring The first member of the star-spanning Green Lantern Corps to come from Earth, Hal Jordan was one of the JLA's founding members and its first leader (though the Flash was the one everyone listened to). Although initially coming to blows with the Flash, Hal and Barry quickly became close friends. Hal was a member of the League throughout the Secret Sanctuary and Watchtower eras, and was briefly the leader of Justice League Europe. Hal died in the Final Night, but after his resurrection he has been an on-again-off-again member, briefly creating his own splinter team in Cry for Justice. See the Green Lantern character sheet for more.Hawkman I AKA: Carter Hall Abilities: Flight, mastery of various weapons The reincarnation of an ancient Egyptian prince, Hawkman was a founding member of the Justice Society and, years later, joined the Justice League as well. Hawkman has a vitriolic relationship with Green Arrow, the archer's radical progressive opinions often clashing with Hawkman's staunchly traditionalist mores.* See his own character sheet for more.AKA: J'onn J'onzz / John Jones Abilities: Super-strength, flight, shapeshifting, optic blasts The mysterious Manhunter from Mars is one of the JLA's longest-serving members. Although he arrived on Earth in the 1950s, J'onn laid low for decades before he felt comfortable revealing himself to humanity and quickly became one of the Justice League's founding members. Underneath his cold exterior is a warm and caring soul, and many consider him to be The Heart of the League. See his own page for more.AKA: Kal-El / Clark Joseph Kent Abilities: Super-strength, speed, senses, flight, and invulnerability The Man of Steel and easily Earth's most famous hero, Superman inspired the League's original members to come together. Superman has an on-again-off-again membership in the League, but when he is active member, he gravitates toward leadership (sometimes to the chagrin of the actual leader, in the case of Black Canary). See his own character sheet for more.AKA: Diana of Themyscira / Diana Prince Abilities: Super-strength, flight, heightened reflexes, magic weaponry The Amazing Amazon was one of the founding members of the Justice League* . She has been a member of the JLA throughout most of its history (absent only during the Detroit era and part of the International era), and was briefly the League's leader after Zero Hour. See her own character sheet for more. Bronze Age (1970-1984) AKA: Ralph Dibny Abilities: Stretchable body, detective skills A friend of the Flash from Central City, Elongated Man was the first new member inducted into the JLA after their move to their orbiting satellite. A merry wisecracker, he helped lighten things up among the more serious Leaguers. He was a member throughout the Satellite, Detroit, and International eras, and his wife Sue Dibny was even made an honorary member. Tragically, Sue was murdered in Identity Crisis, and after a soul-searching journey, Ralph was killed as well. See his own page for more.AKA: Ronald "Ronnie" Raymond Abilities: Capable of transmuting the elements, flight, energy blasts The Nuclear Man! Firestorm was created when high school jock Ronnie Raymond and physicist Martin Stein were caught in a nuclear accident and fused together into one being. They could separate whenever they wanted, but when merged as Firestorm (with Ronnie usually in control physically and Stein offering helpful advice in his head), they had the power to fly, project bolts of energy, and, most spectacularly, transmute the atoms of any substance into another substance. Ronnie was killed by the Shadow-Thief in Identity Crisis and the Firestorm Matrix was transferred to another young man, Jason Rusch, during Blackest Night Ronnie was resurrected by the White Light. As of Brightest Day, Ronnie and Jason share the Matrix together. See his own page for more.Hawkwoman I AKA: Shiera Hall Abilities: Flight, mastery of various weapons Hawkman's wife. Shiera Hall came out of retirement at the same time as her husband, but did not join the Justice League until years later. * See the Hawkman character sheet for more.Red Tornado II AKA: John Smith Abilities: Flight, wind generation and manipulation The Red Tornado is an android created by the criminal scientist T.O. Morrow. Morrow intended the android to infiltrate and sabotage the Justice Society of America, but he never planned on Reddy having a conscience. Red Tornado turned on his master and helped the JSA and JLA come together to defeat Morrow, after which he became a member of the League. He gained a true soul after he was merged with an alien elemental, the Tornado Tyrant. Reddy has been trying to function in human society ever since, and after many difficult years, he eventually fell in love with a human woman and adopted a young girl, Traya, as his daughter. In addition to the League and Society, Reddy has also been a member of Primal Force and Young Justice (as their mentor). See his own page for more.AKA: Zatanna Zatara Abilities: Sorcery Giovanni Zatara was a world-famous Stage Magician in the 1940s, but his powers were more than just illusion—by speaking backwards, he could perform incredibly powerful magic spells, which he used as a member of the All-Star Squadron in World War II. Zatara fell in love with Sindrella, a sorceress from an otherworldly race of mystics, and together they had a daughter—Zatanna Zatara. Zatanna has surpassed her father as both a wizard and entertainer, and when she's not helping out the Justice League she's drawing crowds as the world's greatest illusionist. She has had a tumultuous relationship with fellow mystic John Constantine. See her own page for more. Detroit Era (1984-1986) Gypsy AKA: Cynthia "Cindy" Reynolds Abilities: Invisibility Cindy Reynolds was born into a happy suburban family, but her parents' relationship eventually soured. Fleeing their breakup, Cindy took to the streets when she manifested the power to turn invisible. She ran away to Detroit at around the same time the Justice League set up shop there, and after using her powers to covertly aid them in a fight, she was offered membership. Gypsy is almost a surrogate daughter to the Martian Manhunter and joined him in his Justice League Task Force. She has also been a member of the Birds Of Prey.
Steel II AKA: Hank Heywood III Abilities: Cyborg body grants super-strength and invulnerability Henry "Commander Steel" Heywood was a World War II superhero and the world's first cyborg. Obsessed with carrying on his legacy, he subjected his grandson Hank Heywood III to the same procedure that gave him his powers and encouraged him to join the newly restructured Justice League, lending them a bunker for use as their base of operations. Hank struggled to adapt to life as a cyborg and clashed with the older JLAers. In the last days of the League's Detroit era, Steel was mortally wounded by one of Professor Ivo's robots and placed on life support by his grandfather; Despero, seeking revenge against the League, tracked him down in this state and ripped him limb from limb.
Vibe AKA: Paco Ramone Abilities: Generates damaging vibrations A teenage gang member from Detroit, Paco Ramone was born with the power to create vibratory shock waves—a "one-man earthquake". When the Justice League moved to Detroit, Paco declared himself a member, and the League, desperate for new blood, accepted him. Despite his goofy exterior, he proved himself a hero. Tragically, he was killed by Professor Ivo's androids, becoming the first Justice League member to be killed in action.
AKA: Mari Jiwe McCabe Abilities: Channels the powers of various animals through the totem she wears Justice League International (1986-1994) Agent Liberty AKA: Benjamin Lockwood Abilities: Suit provides weaponry, forcefields, and limited flight Bloodwynd Abilities: Sorcery, communes with the dead
Blue Beetle II AKA: Ted Kord Abilities: Stealthy acrobat, high tech equipment Ted Kord was a student of archeologist Dan Garrett and nephew of wealthy industrialist Jarvis Kord. Garrett uncovered a plot by Jarvis to unleash a horde of killer robots on the world and revealed to Ted that he was in fact the masked hero, the Blue Beetle. Dan destroyed Jarvis' androids but died in the battle, passing on the mantle of Blue Beetle to Ted. As the Blue Beetle, Ted was invited to join Justice League America by Max Lord, where he became best friends with Booster Gold and together they got into all kinds of wacky hijinks; both of them later joined Captain Atom's "Extreme Justice" team. Tragically, Ted was murdered by Max Lord when he uncovered the OMAC Project, but not before he relayed the information to the Justice League, helping them put an end to Lord's machinations. See the Blue Beetle page for more.AKA: Michael Jon Carter Abilities: Equipment grants flight, super-strength, energy blasts, and force-fields Born in the 25th century, football star Michael Jon Carter was ruined in a gambling scandal. Seeking a new life, he stole some high-tech equipment and fled back in time to our era, where he set himself up as the first for-profit superhero, Booster Gold. Booster joined Justice League America shortly after its reconstruction under Max Lord and became best friends with the Blue Beetle (with whom he got in trouble many times with his get-rich schemes). Despite his glory-seeking nature, Booster still (usually) pulls through and does the right thing. See his own page for more.AKA: Nathaniel Adam Abilities: Flight, super-strength, invulnerability, energy absorption and manipulation, intangibility Captain Nathaniel Adam was the subject of a secret military experiment that granted him incredible powers, but catapulted him decades into the future. After arriving in the present era, "Captain Atom" became an agent of the U.S. government. He was appointed to Justice League International as America's official representative to counter the Russian superhero, Rocket Red. Eventually, he grew tired with the League's reactive tactics and formed his own Justice League, unofficially known as "Extreme Justice". See his own page for more.AKA: Kent and Inza Nelson Abilities: Sorcery The master mystic of the Justice Society was one of Justice League International's charter members, but only served briefly before the magic that kept him from aging failed and he died of old age. At this point, Fate was a merging of his original incarnation, Kent Nelson, and his wife, Inza. Their legacy passed on to Linda and Eric Strauss. See his own page for more.Doctor Fate II AKA: Linda and Eric Strauss Abilities: Sorcery Linda Strauss and her adopted-son-turned-husband (ew) Eric were chosen by the Lords of Order to replace Kent and Inza Nelson as Doctor Fate. They joined the JLI during the Millennium event, but only served for two months. They were killed by the Lords of Chaos, and the mantle of Doctor Fate passed back to the resurrected Kent and Inza. See the Doctor Fate page for more.Doctor Light III AKA: Kimiyo Hoshi Abilities: Light generation and manipulation, flight Japanese physicist Kimiyo Hoshi was granted power over light energy by the Monitor during the Crisis on Infinite Earths and played a vital role in saving the universe. Afterwards, she became a member of Justice League Europe and, after moving to the United States, the Justice League of America. Kimiyo has a cold exterior, but is good at heart, especially where her children are concerned. She has clashed several times with her evil predecessor, Dr. Arthur Light.
Fire AKA: Beatriz da Costa Abilities: Fire generation and manipulation, flight A former Brazilian secret agent, Beatriz da Costa gained mystic power over fire and joined the Global Guardians as Green Flame. Here she met her lifelong friend, Tora Olafsdotter, aka Icemaiden. When the Justice League went international, they joined the team as Fire and Ice. She has also been a member of the international spy organization Checkmate.
AKA: Jason "Jay" Garrick Abilities: Super-speed The original Flash was the leader of Justice League America for a brief time. He served in the role temporarily to help instill a sense of teamwork and leadership in the disorganized team. See the Flash character sheet for more.General Glory AKA: Joseph Jones Abilities: Heightened strength, Olympic-level athelete
Green Lantern III AKA: Guy Gardner Abilities: Green Lantern power ring This roughnecked Green Lantern was one of the charter members of Max Lord's JLI. His crude and hot-tempered personality put him at odds with the rest of the team, though he somehow managed to win over the Shrinking Violet Ice and he acted polite in the presence of General Glory. He quit the team in a huff due to his jealousy toward Superman. See the Green Lantern character sheet for more.Hawkman II AKA: Fel Andar / Carter Hall, Jr. Abilities: Flight, mastery of various weapons A Thanagarian spy stationed on Earth in preparation for an upcoming invasion, Fel Andar presented himself as Carter Hall, Jr., the son of the original Hawkman. When his partner, Hawkwoman (an Unwitting Pawn), discovered his ruse, he killed her and fled back to Thanagar. * See the Hawkman character sheet for more.Hawkwoman II AKA: Sharon Parker Abilities: Flight, mastery of various weapons A human woman brainwashed into the role of Hawkwoman by the Thanagarian invasion force, Sharon Parker uncovered her husband Fel Andar's plot and revealed him to Maxwell Lord and the Martian Manhunter. In retaliation, he killed her. * See the Hawkman character sheet for more.AKA: Helena Bertinelli Abilities: Martial arts master, crossbow expert Ice AKA: Tora Olafsdotter Abilities: Cold control Tora Olafsdotter is the heir to a clan of Norwegian Roma, and her heritage gives her power over ice. She debuted as the superheroine, Icemaiden, taking the name from Sigrid Nansen, another ice-based heroine whom she replaced in the Global Guardians. She became close friends with Green Flame, and they later joined the Justice League International, changing their code-names to Ice and Fire. She began dating Guy Gardner, but the relationship was rocky due to his hot-headed nature, the fact that Fire hated him, and her sublimated attraction to Superman. Ice was killed by the Overmaster, but was resurrected under strange circumstances and resumed her relationship with Guy.
AKA: Sollis Abilities: Light generation and manipulation, flight AKA: Scott Free Abilities: Super-escape artist, martial arts master, wields divine technology Maxima Abilities: Super-strength, flight, psionic powers, forcefields, optic blasts Abilities: Super-strength, invulnerability, healing factor; wields the Astro-Harness The Ray II AKA: Ray Terrill Abilities: Light generation and manipulation, solid light constructs, conversion to energy form, flight Rocket Red #4 AKA: Dmitri Pushkin Abilities: Power armor grants super-strength, flight, invulnerability, energy blasts, and mecha-empathy This jovial Russian soldier was chosen to replace the traitorous Vladimir Mikoyan on Justice League International's roster. Dmitri was a fan of Western culture who nonetheless devoted himself to Russia's military. He became close friends with Animal Man, with whom he bonded when he learned they were both family men. Years later, Dmitri sacrificed his life to save his former JLI cohorts from rampaging OMAC cyborgs in the prelude to Infinite Crisis.
Rocket Red #7 AKA: Vladimir Mikoyan Abilities: Power armor grants super-strength, flight, invulnerability, energy blasts, and mecha-empathy
Tasmanian Devil AKA: Hugh Dawkins Abilities: Transforms into super-strong beast A hero from Australia, Hugh Dawkins was born with the mutant ability to morph into an aggressive, furry monster. After saving his father's life, he decided to become a superhero. Dawkins was a member of the Global Guardians before joining the JLI. His most notable adventure with them was helping the League fight his former team, who had been brainwashed by the Queen Bee of Bialya. He left after Ice's death due to the team's disorganization. He has continued to work with the Global Guardians worldwide and solo in Australia.
Justice League Europe (1989-1993) AKA: Bernhard "Buddy" Baker Abilities: Channels the powers of various animals During a freak accident, Buddy Baker was imbued with the power to channel the abilities of any animal on Earth. He became Animal Man, using his abilities to fight for the animal kingdom against human crueltly and exploitation, but still finds time to live a relatively normal home life with his wife and kids. Buddy was briefly a member of Justice League Europe and has remained a reserve member since then, serving as the League's resident expert on animal-related weirdness. Oh, and he knows he's in a comic book. See his own page for more.Blue Jay AKA: Jay Abrams Abilities: Flight, able to shrink to six inches The alternate Earth known as Angor was once protected by the Justifiers, a team of avenging superheroes who clashed with the Justice League a couple of times. Angor was ravaged and the Justifiers killed by the supervillains known as the Extremists—all save the size-shifting Blue Jay and his teammate Silver Sorceress. They fled to our Earth and joined Justice League Europe after helping them defeat robot duplicates of the Extremists and Jay even led the team for a while.
Crimson Fox I / II AKA: Vivian and Constance d'Aramis Abilities: Super-speed and agility, pheromone control, enhanced senses The superheroine called the Crimson Fox was actually two people—Vivian d'Aramis and her presumed-dead twin sister, Constance. The owners of a Parisian perfumery, the two of them alternated between superheroics and civilian life so they could each have some time living a normal life. They joined Justice League Europe, with their teammates none the wiser, and both fell in love with Metamorpho. Vivian was killed in action and Constance took over the Crimson Fox persona until the JLE was disbanded. A few years later, Constance tried to reform the JLE, but was murdered by the Mist.
The Flash III AKA: Wallace Rudolph "Wally" West Abilities: Super-speed Barry Allen's nephew, Wally West. He was originally Barry's sidekick, Kid Flash, but when Barry died in Crisis on Infinite Earths, Wally took up his mantle as the third Flash. Wally was a member of Justice League Europe, and during this time had a very obnoxious, lecherous personality. However, his membership in the reconstituted Justice League of America forced him to grow up, and he soon became one of the world's greatest heroes. Wally was the first member of the Teen Titans to "graduate" to the Justice League. See the Flash character sheet for more.Maya AKA: Chandi Gupta Abilities: Fire and ice control, mystical longbow AKA: Rex Mason Abilities: Transmutes his body into various elements AKA: Kara Zor-L / Karen Starr Abilities: Super-strength, speed, senses, flight, and invulnerability Silver Sorceress AKA: Laura Nielsen Abilities: Sorcery Post-Zero Hour Era (1994-1996) Amazing-Man (Will Everett III) Blue Devil (Daniel Cassidy) Icemaiden (Sigrid Nansen) Nuklon (Albert Rothstein) Obsidian (Todd James Rice) Plastique (Bette Sans Souci) Triumph AKA: William MacIntyre Abilities: Electromagnetic manipulation Triumph was one of the founding members of the Justice Leauge. In fact, it was he who assembled the League. But a Negative Space Wedgie sent him to limbo and erased him from history, removing everyone's memory of him. When he got back, needless to say, he was pissed. After making waves in the League, he was punted off to the team's training group, the Justice League Task Force, and soon after quit in anger. In desperation, he made a deal with the demon Neron that resulted in him turning evil. After an unsuccessful attempt at destroying the League, he was turned to ice by The Spectre, and never seen again. Triumph has been presumed dead for over a decade.
The Wonder Twins (Zan and Jayna) JLA (1996-2006) Aztek (Curt Falconer)
AKA: Barda Free Abilities: Super-strength; Mega-rod projects energy blasts and manipulates gravity; Aero-disks grant flight Once the brutal leader of the Female Furies in service to Darkseid, lord of Apokolips, Big Barda fell in love with his erstwhile son Scott "Mister Miracle" Free and joined him in fighting tyranny. Barda and Scott settled down on Earth in suburban married bliss, but still leapt at any chance to fight evil, Barda's godlike strength complementing Scott's brilliant mind. Barda joined her husband in some adventures with Justice League International, and later officially served on the JLA as one of the New Gods' representatives alongside Orion. See the New Gods character sheet for more.Faith Green Arrow II (Connor Hawke)
AKA: John Stewart Abilities: Green Lantern power ring AKA: Kyle Rayner Abilities: Green Lantern power ring
Hourman III (Matthew Tyler)
Jesse Quick (Jesse Chambers) Major Disaster Manitou Raven Oracle (Barbara Gordon) Plastic Man ("Eel" O'Brien)
Steel III (John Henry Irons) Tomorrow Woman (Clara Kendall) Wonder Woman III (Queen Hippolyta) Zauriel
Justice League Elite (2004-2005) Batgirl III (Cassandra Cain) Coldcast (Nathan Jones) Manitou Dawn Menagerie (Sonja) Naif al-Sheikh Sister Superior (Vera Lynn Black) Post-Infinite Crisis Era (2006-2009) Black Lightning (Jefferson Pierce) Red Arrow (Roy William Harper, Jr.)
Geo-Force (Brion Markov) Post-Final Crisis Era (2009-2010) Congorilla (Bill Glenmorgan) Cyborg I (Victor Stone) Guardian (Jim Harper) Mon-El (Lar Gand/Jonathan Kent II) Starfire (Koriand'r/Kory Anders) Post-Blackest Night Era (2010-present) Batman III (Richard John "Dick" Grayson) Jade (Jennie-Lynn Hayden) Jesse Quick (Jesse Chambers) Starman (Mikaal Tomas) Supergirl (Linda Lang / Kara Zor-El) Justice League: Generation Lost (2010-2011) Blue Beetle III AKA: Jaime Reyes Abilities: Scarab provides advanced alien battlesuit High school student Jaime Reyes found the long-lost Blue Beetle scarab buried in a vacant lot. The scarab bonded to Jaime's spine, giving him access to an alien battlesuit capable of challenging Green Lanterns, which he put to use protecting El Paso as the third Blue Beetle. While he met and hung out with the JLI pretty early on, he didn't join until a Max Lord-directed OMAC attack on his house got him caught up in the JLI's quest to track Max down. See the Blue Beetle page for more.Rocket Red #7 AKA: Gavril Ivanovich Abilities: Power armor grants super-strength, flight, invulnerability, energy blasts, and mecha-empathy Gavril Ivanovich was a captain in the Rocket Red Brigade, but resigned out of disgust with Russia's continuing Westernization. He built his own Rocket Red suit (a throwback to earlier models), and set himself against corporations and rogue KGB cells. A long-standing admirer of the JLI, when they showed up in Russia on Max Lord's trail, he jumped at the chance to team up with them (even if they were initially dubious).
Supporting Characters Catherine Cobert L-Ron Lucas "Snapper" Carr
AKA: Unknown Abilities: Sorcery, immortality A mysterious wanderer who pops up all throughout space and time whenever he is needed. In the League's early years, he was offered membership and accepted, but has never performed active duty—he's more of an honorary member, really. Still, the Stranger appears from time to time to warn the League of impending danger and help them out in times of dire need. See his own page for more.Power Girl's Cat A mangy, ill-tempered tabby taken in by Power Girl during her time with Justice League Europe. The cat had a violent relationship with the rest of the team, especially Guy Gardner, and frequently tried to eat Blue Jay.
Sue Dibny Yazz Antagonists Amazo Abilities: Power mimicry An android created by Professor Ivo for the purpose of gathering data to create his immortality potion. Since then, Amazo has resurfaced numerous times under the control of other villains as a recurring thorn in the Justice League's side. Amazo has no ambition of his own and merely follows orders. Over time, numerous copies of the Amazo android have surfaced. What makes him a deadly threat is his ability to copy the powers of any superhuman—including the JLA.
The Crime Syndicate The Justice League's counterparts from the Antimatter Universe*, who are just as evil as the League is good. They rule their Earth with an iron fist from their moon citadel, the Panopticon.Johnny Quick
OwlmanPower RingSuperwomanUltramanThe Demons Three
Despero
Doctor Destiny (John Dee)
Doctor Light II (Arthur Light) Felix Faust Abilities: Sorcery A wicked sorcerer from the ancient African empire of Kor was killed when he attempted to usurp the emperor's throne. Ages later, in the 1920s, his spirit took over the body of an amateur mystic who accidentally opened a portal to the other side. Inspired by Goethe's story, the reincarnated wizard took the name Felix Faust and began rebuilding his power. He has clashed with the Justice League many times over the years, often allying with the Demons Three, Neron, and other fiends in his quest for mystic might. He played a part in the death of Elongated Man.
The Injustice Gang / The Injustice League / The Secret Society of Super-Villains
Kanjar Ro The Key Libra AKA: Justin Ballantine Abilities: Godlike charisma Libra was once Justin Ballantine, a boy whose parents died as a result of tragic accidents. He became obsessed with the balance of the universe, specifically the moral balance between good and evil. He organized the first Injustice Gang and stole the powers of the Justice League, but the power was too much for him and he disintegrated into the cosmos. Years later, he coalesced again on Apokolips, where he swore loyalty to Darkseid and became one of the New Gods. Libra returned to Earth as Darkseid's prophet and reformed the Secret Society of Super-Villains, using them to bring about Darkseid's conquest of Earth. During the heroes' counterattack, however, he was killed by Lex Luthor.
Maxwell Lord Abilities: Extreme mind control Following the JLA's decimation in the Legends crossover, the smug tycoon Max Lord stepped in to fund the formation of a new UN-sponsored Justice League with an international mandate. He also discovered that he possessed the ability to mentally "push" people. As the manager of Justice League International, Max became good friends with many of the members, but his involvement with them caused him great pain, including an unwilling transformation into a cyborg and an extended coma. This led him to believe that superheroes only cause trouble for normal humans, and he set about a plan to eradicate them. Using his mind-control powers to take over Checkmate, he created an army of cyborg OMACs and even killed his one-time friend Blue Beetle before he himself was killed by Wonder Woman.After the Blackest Night, Max was resurrected by the White Light. He is currently at large, having taken over Checkmate once again.
Morgaine le Fey Neron
The Overmaster
Professor Ivo (Anthony Ives)
Prometheus AKA: Unknown Abilities: Genius, master martial artist, downloads fighting styles directly into his brain.
Roulette The Royal Flush Gang The Shaggy Man Starbreaker Starro the Conqueror
T.O. Morrow AKA: Thomas Oscar Morrow Abilities: Genius engineer A self-proclaimed Mad Scientist, T.O. Morrow invented a television that could see into the future. He used the knowledge he gained to create fantastic inventions to help him in his crimes, culminating in his ultimate creation, the Red Tornado android, which he used to infiltrate the Justice Society (to no avail as the robot turned on him). He also created Tomorrow Woman with Professor Ivo.
White Martians Abilities: Super-strength, flight, shapeshifting, optic blasts The Martian species was split into two races or factions: the peaceful, philosophical Green Martians and the warlike White Martians. The Whites hated the Greens and made war on them, but after a long and bloody conflict they lost and were locked away in stasis in the extradimensional Ghost Zone. Today, the Green Martians are all but extinct, but the White Martians have escaped numerous times to wreak havoc on Earth, often using their shapeshifting powers to infiltrate human society. J'onn J'onzz, the Martian Manhunter, is their most reviled enemy.
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