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Justice Inc.

the next generation, fast paced action with a flair for style, tackling problems their mentors won't touch; their merch store and various product and fashion lines fuel their fight for justice

Superman II, Jon Kent, Superteen

Aquaman II, Jackson Hyde, Aqualad

Bolt, Malik White, White Adam

Crush, Xiomara Rojas

The Demon, Damian Wayne, Robin, Batboy, Batman

Burst, Ace West, Wallace West, Kid Flash

Teen Lantern, Keli Quintela

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Justice Society:

Literally a society of superheroes, this team is the spear tip. They face the traditional foes of the Society, playing wack-a-mole with their greatest hits.

Jade, Jennifer-Lynn Hayden

Atom-Smasher, Al Rothstein

The Flash, Jay Garrick

The Boom, Judy Garrick

Tigress, Artemis Crock

Quiz Kid, Raghu Seetharaman

Fairplay, Jeffrey Holt

Doctor Fate, Khalid Nassour

It appears that Jeremy Adams may be using Quiz Kid and Fairplay on a different team book. Whiz Kid and Sparky would be good additions to this team as well.

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Justice League 3002

See: Robin 3000; Justice League 3000; Justice League 3001; Adventure Comics (1938) #373; The Flash (1987) #92, 114; Legion of Super-Heroes (1984) #42-43; Legion of Super-Heroes (1989) #12-17; Who's Who in the DC Universe #8

The Flash, Barry Allen

Robin, Tom Wayne

Green Lantern, Rond Vidar

Superman, Richard Kent Skakespeare, Impulse

Animal Man, Ennis Jahnson, Animal Lad

Manhunter, Laurel Kent, Elna Kent

Doctor Fate, Sofie and the patron spirit Hauhet

Premise: Barry Allen needs a new stable home for his meta-powered children, the Tornado Twins, and is offered to rear them in the far-off future of the 31st century by what remains of S.T.A.R. Labs and Cadmus. He's aware, of course, of the last time he attempted to settle in the future, but this is another continuity, so it should be fine. His relative past won't repeat itself, right? His plan this time is to build a team, a league perhaps, and a culture of justice his children may one day inherit. Rond Vidar is the first to join; growing up with his egotistical, manipulative, domineering father, Universo, is reason enough; but he soon finds the will to show the universe who he is. Tom Wayne reluctantly joins the League after he stumbles upon Allen working the same case. Kent Shakespeare (doctor, soldier, protector) joins for humanitarian reasons, seeking to end the spread of Lady Styx; he champions the innocent. Sofie has her own time dilemma reasons to join. Ennis is eager to show what he can do even if the Legion of Super-Heroes deem him unready. Laurel’s human identity has reclaimed her Manhunter body and seeks to fight alongside and earn the trust of legacy bearers such as Shakespeare, Wayne, and Vidar.

Notes: Rather than relaunch Legion of Super-Heroes yet again, why not continue the Justice League 3000 series and find a way to shuffle its continuity into the current Rebirth continuity in Legion of Super-Heroes (2019). The story could serve as a springboard for Legion stories that normally deal with larger interplanetary stakes and politics. The Justice League could focus on Earth/Human/Terran matters. Eventually, a new Batman (Brane) could join the League and any number of other characters, i.e. Earth-Man, a new Hawkman, Princess Xenobia, and etc.

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Freedom Fighters:

Many Golden Age sidekicks have jumped forward in time. Michael Holt (Mister Terrific) has taken it upon himself to set up the unclaimed teens at a metahuman friendly boarding school, Charlton Academy, where they'll mix it up with modern age youths. They'll rediscover the drag that is school, and, eventually commit to fighting for the freedom of today's future. Hijinks ensue.

Cherry Bomb, Gloria James

Ladybug, Rosibel Rivera

Betsy Ross, Betsy Rose

Molly Pitcher, Molly Preacher

Offspring, Luke O'Brian

Little Miss Redhead, Janie

Little Boy Blue, Thomas Rogers

Toughy, Herbert Simms

Tubby, Richard Mehlville

Staff at Charlton Academy:

The Ray, Raymond Terrill

Citizen Steel, Nathan Heywood

Kid Eternity, Kit Freeman

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All-Star Squadron:

A master list of the All-Star Squadron publishing initiative. Each group belongs to the larger overarching Squadron community. They share information, resources, and support...crimefighting or otherwise.

Justice Society: the classic multigenerational team

All-Stars: The premiere team; the big guns

Infinity Inc.: Young upstarts

Freedom Fighters: Golden Age teens fighting for the freedom of today's youth

Seven Soldiers of Victory: Armor, battles, and chilvary

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Seven Soldiers of Victory

Shining Knights gather. Will Camelot fall again? Not if the Seven Soldiers of Victory have anything to say about it.

Sir Justin, Shining Knight

Sir Ystin, Shining Knight, Sir Ystina

Gimmix, Jacqueline Pemberton

Green Arrow, Connor Hawke

Crimson Avenger, Jill Carlyle

S.T.A.R. Labs' Guardian, Michael

Stripe, Mike Dugan

Sir Justin and Sir Ystin belong to two different Camelots, but they both see familiar patterns playing out. Mike Dugan has finally graduated to hero status and uses his stepsister's Cosmic Coverter Belt, styling himself as simply...Stripe. Connor Hawke continues the Green Arrow legacy by following in his father's footsteps. Gimmix finds purpose rolling with her uncle's old crew. Guardian, a glorified security guard, takes his tech and skillset to the big leagues and proves himself as worthy as any other Guardian to weild the shield. Crimson Avenger fights along the other Soldiers of Victory, but stands ready to avenge them if they fall.

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All-Stars

The big guns on par with the JLA.

Power Girl, Kara Zor-L, Karen Starr

Liberty Belle, Jesse Chambers

Huntress, Helena Wayne

Manhunter, Kate Spencer

Amazing Man, Markus Clay

Hourman, Rick Tyler

Deep Blue, Debbie Perkins

Obsidian, Todd Rice

Each has a personal life and communities that count on them, but when the need arises, the All-Stars unite to save the day.

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Infinity Inc.

Stargirl strikes out on her own and forms her generation’s Infinity Inc.

Stargirl, Courtney Whitmore

Doctor Midnight, Beth Chapel

Tick-Tock, Jimmy Martin

Cyclone, Maxine Hunkel

Red Arrow, Emiko Queen

Tomcat, Tom Bronson

Air Wave, Harold Jordan

Aided by Emiko Queen's family fortune they create a storefront for their team, selling their likenesses to fuel their fight against evil. They take a more public facing/engaging approach to hero work, attempting to be more transparent than previous groups. However, this comes with its own setbacks and responsibilities. Beth Chapel has returned from the dead and encourages the team to not repeat past mistakes. Tick-Tock takes personal responsibilty for the misuse of Miraclo by the US government. Cyclone goes where the wind takes her. Tom is a role model for all atypical meta-humans. Air Wave reconstitutes himself in time to help the team communicate their message to the world.