Justice Society Members: All Mainstream Timelines

The following is a list of members for the Justice Society that spans both its original continuity and that after the Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Prior to Crisis, the JSA resided on Earth-Two and their membership included the original Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Robin and Huntress. After Crisis, all parallel Earths were merged into one and those five "duplicate heroes" were eliminated from the timeline.

This list does not include all members of the offshoot group, Infinity, Inc. or the All-Star Squadron, but does include all members of the JSA All-Stars.

Statuses indicate the circumstances at the end of this era, prior to Flashpoint.

About Rebirth

The Justice Society was banished from continuity during the New 52 (2011–2016). Although "Rebirth" began in 2016, the team was not revived right away but after the events of Doomsday Clock and Dark Nights: Death Metal (2020–2021).

After many cameos and guest appearances by former members, the team officially reformed in contemporary continuity in Dark Crisis #3, which led into the "New Golden Age" event.

In Justice Society of America vol. 4, several viglantes and villains were admitted to the team as provisionary members. This was at the behest of the Huntress (Helena Wayne), who wanted to redeem them because she had done so successfully in her own time. Tred

» SEE ALSO: The Lost Children of the Golden Age

31st Century Justice Society

The original three members of this group ([Atom-Smasher], Doctor Fate and Green Lantern) were first glimpsed in The New Golden Age #1 (Jan. 2023). They were killed by Per Degaton, but after he was defeated (Justice Society of America vol. 4 #5, Oct. 2023), their existence was apparently restored.

Justice Society Dark

Little is known about this World War II-era team. It was mentioned in Justice Society of America vol. 4 #2 (Mar. 2023), when Dr. Fate and Salem were searching Slaughter Swamp for but its only known member was Mister Miracle (Thaddeus Brown). He mentioned the team and two other members, Zatara and Diamond Jack.

The identity of that latter character is uncertain; there were a few obscure Golden Age characters called Diamond Jack, including one from Fawcett Comics.

Alternate Realities

Future Justice Society

26 years in the future, the Huntress (daughter of Batman and Catwoman) is forced to assemble a Society made of reformed villains, her "Redeemers." (The New Golden Age #1, Jan. 2023)

In this timeline, the only surviving members of the JSA proper were Power Girl and Doctor Fate, but then they are all killed by Per Degaton. This was a lead-in to the relaunch of Justice Society of America vol. 4 (2023).

The "Redeemers"
Member (Real Name)	Joined	First appearance
The Huntress II(Helena Wayne)	The New Golden Age #1 (Jan. 2023)	The New Golden Age #1 (Jan. 2023); historial: DC Super Stars #17 (Nov./Dec. 1977)
Gentleman Ghost (Jim Craddock)		Flash Comics #88 (Oct. 1947)
Icicle II (Cameron Mahkent)		Son of the original Icicle; Infinity Inc. #34 (Jan. 1987)
Harlequin's Son (Michael Mayne)		Son of the original Harlequin; The New Golden Age #1 (Jan. 2023)
The Mist III (Kyle Knight)		Son of Starman Jack Knight; Starman vol. 2 #38 (Jan. 1998, as an infant)
Ruby (Ruby Sokov)		Daughter of the original Red Lantern; The New Golden Age #1 (Jan. 2023)
Solomon Grundy		All-American Comics #61 (Oct. 1944)

Justice Society Infinity: Alternate Earth-Two

After Infinite Crisis, Earth-Two was apparently restored and during the intervening years, the JSA had merged with Infinity, inc. to form Justice Society Infinity. In this group's appearance, the JSI members who migrated from Infinity, Inc. appeared to be from a time up to the Crisis on Infinite Earths. The Silver Scarab and Star-Spangled Kid wear their original uniforms, and both are still alive. This suggests that at the very least, Infinity, Inc. #31-53 (1986–88) do not belong in this timeline.

New members include an "Hour Girl" (identity unrevealed) and Sandman II (Sanderson Hawkins).