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This page provides information on a number of individuals about whom relatively little is known.
Atom I 
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Atom was a founding member of the Justice Society of America.[1]
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- The Golden Age Atom was Albert Pratt, a pint-sized superhero without powers from Calvin City. He has been associated with the Justice Society of America and the All-Star Squadron.
Black Canary I Edit
The original Black Canary, real name Dinah Drake Lance,[2] was born in 1943 and became the mother of Dinah Lance, the current Black Canary, in 1986.[3]
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Joe Chill Edit
Joe Chill was the killer of Thomas and Martha Wayne, Bruce Wayne's parents.[4]
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Crimson Avenger Edit
Crimson Avenger was the first "mystery man" and started his crimefighting career in 1938.[5] He was not associated with the Justice Society of America.[6]
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- In the comics, Crimson Avenger, real name Lee Travis, is a Golden Age superhero, who has been associated with the All-Star Squadron and the Seven Soldiers of Victory.
Doctor Mid-Nite Edit
Doctor Mid-Nite, real name Charles McNider, was a member of the All-Star Squadron, joining the group upon its formation in December, 1941. When the Squadron disbanded in 1945, he joined the Justice Society of America, where he remained a member until its dissolution in 1951.[7]
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Doctor Occult Edit
Doctor Occult, along with Rose Psychic, was one of the first superheroes, though neither were public figures.[5] He was not associated with the Justice Society of America.[6]
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Firebrand I Edit
The first Firebrand used the name sometime prior to 1945,[8] when Danette Reilly, really an android later known as Red Inferno, used the name.[9]
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- In the comics, the first Firebrand was a wealthy socialite named Rod Reilly.
Kit Freeman Edit
Kit Freeman is one of Billy Batson's best school friends.[10]
Background in other media Edit
- Kit Freeman was planned to appear in a story centred on the Marvel family in the companion comic.[10]
- In the comics, Christopher "Kit" Freeman is Kid Eternity, a young superhero who could summon the spirits of the dead. Though originally published by Quality Comics, he was later retconned as a brother of Freddy Freeman, a Fawcett Comics character.
Guardian I Edit
The original Jim Harper was the golden age Guardian, and the great-grandfather of Arsenal. When the current Jim Harper was cloned using genetic material from Roy Harper, he thought he was the grandson of his namesake.[11]
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Hourman Edit
Hourman was a founding member of the Justice Society of America.[1]
Background in other media Edit
- Hourman is the name of several superheroes. The Golden Age Hourman was Rex Tyler, who used a drug called Miraclo to provide him with super-powers for exactly one hour.
Jor-El Edit
Jor-El was a Kryptonian, and the father of Superman. He died when Krypton was destroyed.[12]
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Larry Lance Edit
Larry Lance is the father of Dinah Lance.[2]
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Lara Edit
Lara was a Kryptonian, and the mother of Superman. She died when Krypton was destroyed.[12]
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Lieutenant Marvel Edit
Lieutenant Marvel, real name Freddy Freeman,[13] is one of Billy Batson's best school friends[10] and a former member of the Team. He joined the Team sometime after 2010, and left prior to 2015. His designation is B14.[14]
Background in other media Edit
- Freddy Freeman was planned to appear in a story centred on the Marvel family in the companion comic.[10]
Merlyn Edit
Background in other media Edit
- Merlyn was planned to appear in a story centred on the Arrow family in the companion comic, which would have included the Earth-16 version of events in the DC Showcase: Green Arrow short written by Greg Weisman.[10]
- Merlyn was the secondary antagonist in the short; an assassin-for-hire contracted to kill Princess Perdita of Vlatava by her villainous uncle, Count Vertigo. In an unused scene cut for time, Merlyn taught Green Arrow how to shoot arrows.[15]
Miss Arrowette Edit
Miss Arrowette was a name briefly used by Cissie King-Jones's mother.[16]
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Rose Psychic Edit
Rose Psychic, along with Doctor Occult, was one of the first superheroes, though neither were public figures.[5] She was not associated with the Justice Society of America.[6]
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Sergeant Marvel Edit
Sergeant Marvel, real name Mary Bromfield,[nb 1] is one of Billy Batson's best school friends[10] and a former member of the Team. She joined the Team sometime after 2010, and left prior to 2015. Her designation is B15.[14]
Background in other media Edit
- Mary Bromfield was planned to appear in a story centred on the Marvel family in the companion comic.[10] She was also planned to appear at Raquel Ervin's bridal shower in "Satisfaction" and the gathering of heroes in "Endgame", but there was not sufficient time to design the character.[17]
Shazam Edit
Shazam is an individual with connections to Captain Marvel.[13] Captain Marvel uses the word "Shazam" to transform from Billy Batson to Captain Marvel, and vice versa.[18]
Background in other media Edit
- Shazam was planned to appear in a story centred on the Marvel family in the companion comic.[13]
Troia Edit
Troia, real name Donna Troy,[19] is a former member of the Team. She joined after 2010 and left before 2015. Her designation is B12.[14]
Background in other media Edit
- Very early in development, Donna was considered as a leading candidate for the Team in season one, but was quickly removed from consideration for legal reasons. She was later made available, but too late for use in the first season.[17]
- She was planned to appear at Raquel Ervin's bridal shower in "Satisfaction" and the gathering of heroes in "Endgame", but there was not sufficient time to design the character.[17]
Zeus Edit
Zeus is a Greek god and supporter of mankind.[20]
Background in other media Edit
- An early proposal for the Young Justice: Legacy storyline had Zeus as a key villain, with the Team attempting to prevent an ancient and powerful weapon, the Spear of Reckoning (which might have been Zeus's thunderbolt), from falling into enemy hands. While the basic concept was approved, the use of Zeus and a Grecian weapon was rejected as Zeus is a good guy in Earth-16.
- Zeus was one of the principal gods of Greek mythology, the king of the Olympians. In DC Comics, Zeus and the other gods are worshiped by the Amazons and the Atlanteans. He was also the father of Cassandra Sandsmark.
Notes Edit
- ↑ Though Sergeant Marvel's identity has yet to be explicitly confirmed, every other Team member's secret identity is known and Greg Weisman has indicated Mary Bromfield was a member of the Team. Thus, Mary must be Sergeant Marvel.
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