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Three teams would use the name Justice League in the early 1990s: Justice League America (led by Wonder Woman), Justice League Task Force (led by the Martian Manhunter), and Extreme Justice (led by Captain Atom). Triumph: William MacIntyre Justice League International #67 Deceased in JLA #38. Strength in Justice Arcana. Hawkman Katar Hol
CharacterReal NameJoined InNotesKal-El / Clark KentThe Brave and the Bold #28Founding members. Active.Bruce WayneThe Brave and the Bold #28Founding members. Active.Princess Diana / Diana PrinceThe Brave and the Bold #28Founding members. Active.Barry AllenThe Brave and the Bold #28Founding members. Active.- 15 Justice League Europe
- 14 Justice Incarnate
- 13 Justice League 3000
- 12 Justice League Detroit
- 11 Justice League Task Force
- 10 Extreme Justice
- 9 Justice League Beyond
- 8 Justice Legion Alpha
- 7 Justice League International
- 6 Justice League Elite
The Justice League’s roster eventually grew to be so large that it was deemed necessary to split them into two teams. The JLI book took on the “Justice League America”name to bring back a more traditional Justice League title. To replace the team, a new series was spun off called “Justice League Europe,” which continued the JLI’s international flai...
Think of Justice Incarnate as the Justice League of the multiverse, watching over the cosmos of the DC Universe. The team was created by Grant Morrison within the pages of “The Multiversity.” After all of reality was attacked by The Gentry, heroes from across the multiverse come together to create a team to watch out for interdimensional threats. T...
Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis were given free reign over the Justice League in the 31st century, and “Justice League 3000”was the result. The concept was that, far in the future, Cadmus had developed cloning technology that could recreate the Justice League’s powers and memories from simple DNA samples. It sounded like a good idea, but the proces...
Not all incarnations of the Justice League are remembered fondly. Looking to invigorate the Justice League franchise in the 1980s, Gerry Conway and Chuck Patton came together to drastically change the roster. While the team is supposed to be the authentic Justice League, fans often refer to this team as Justice League Detroit, based on their move t...
In the early 1990s, the Justice League brand was split into several different versions with multiple titles to contain them all. Spinning out of “Justice League Europe,” “Justice League Task Force” was created as a special strike-force to the United Nations and was led by Martian Manhunter. The title included short story arcs with new team members ...
As part of the crazy consortium of Justice League titles in the ‘90s, DC released “Extreme Justice” in order to replace the recently cancelled “Justice League International.” At this time, each Justice League team felt that they were the true Justice League and saw the others as rivals. As the name suggests, “Extreme Justice” embraced the darker gr...
The team known colloquially as Justice League Beyond is introduced in the “Batman Beyond”animated series as the Justice League of the future. They are first seen in the two-part episode “The Call” when they offer Terry McGinnis membership. In this iteration of the League, many of the team’s founding members from the DC Animated Universe were killed...
Justice Legion Alpha was created by Grant Morrison in the pages of his “JLA” run for the DC One Million crossover storyline. In the 853rd century, the Justice League and Legion of Super-Heroes have merged to create a roster of superheroes who watch over the galaxy. Each member of the team is a future analogue of a modern hero and they each inhabit ...
The team of Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis first came together in 1987 to launch a new Justice League book, which would soon come to be known as “Justice League International.” The problem was that, at this time, many of DC’s biggest heroes were unavailable to them for various reasons. As a result, the writers introduced a more lighthearted and co...
Introduced in “Action Comics”#775, the Elite was DC’s response to tougher and more violent heroes, as were seen in “The Authority.” Joe Kelly, Doug Mahnke and Lee Bermejo told the story “What’s So Funny About Truth, Justice & the American Way?,” which saw Manchester Black and his team take on Superman’s principals regarding fighting crime. In the e...
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- Wally West/The Flash. Although Wally West joined Justice League Europe at the tail end of the eighties, he wasn’t called up to the main roster until the next decade.
- Steel. Steel brought a whole new dynamic to the Justice League when he joined, filling in the “Hephaestus” role when viewing the team as stand-ins for the Greek pantheon.
- Kyle Rayner/Green Lantern. As the youngest member to join during the JLA era, Kyle Rayner was often played for comic relief due to his relative inexperience.
- Aztek. Raised from birth by the mysterious Q Society, Aztek was trained to be the champion of Quetzalcoatl to stand against the coming of the dark god, Tezcatlipoca.
The Justice League, or Justice League of America ( JLA ), is a group of superheroes appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The team first appeared in The Brave and the Bold #28 (March 1960). The team was conceived by writer Gardner Fox as a revival of the Justice Society of America, a similar team from DC Comics from the ...
Nov 21, 2017 · Post-Zero Hour - The 1990s The Justice League franchise changed again in the early ’90s. Like many superhero comics of the time, it shifted away from humor and towards darker storylines with ...
Mar 17, 2021 · Justice League Task Force. Why They Formed: Justice League Task Force was formed when representatives from the United Nations felt having their very own superhero strike team would be beneficial for sensitive operations. The team had a rotating roster for much of their existence. When They Formed: Justice League Task Force #1.
Nov 24, 2020 · Back in the late 1990s, both DC's Justice League and Marvel's Avengers were truly delivering the best superhero team epics of all time. ... The two teams were exactly the same in concept, but ...
