Justice League Allies
These heroes are not considered JLA members. They either:
- were never offered membership,
- never accepted full membership, or
- helped out only temporarily.
Hero | Details |
---|---|
Adam Strange (none) | never offered membership; assisted in several missions (Justice League of America #3, 24, 120-121, 138-139, 200, JLA #20-21) | Agent Liberty (Benjamin Lockwood) | Declined membership; assisted in two missions (Justice League America #71-75, was hiding from the law); then during Red Winter (Justice League Europe #45–50); killed by Superwoman, Action Comics #873 |
Artemis IV (Wonder Woman II) | Rejected by the team in Justice League America #100; assisted in one mission (Justice League America #97-98) before being spurned; auditioned again (unsuccessfully) in JLA #5 |
Beast Boy (Garfield Logan, Changeling) | never offered membership; assisted the newly-forming League during Legends |
Beefeater (Michael Morice) | never offered membership; London bureau chief; "assisted" Justice League Europe (Justice League Europe #20, Justice League America #57-59) | Black Condor II (Ryan Kendall) | Declined membership; assisted in one mission (Justice League America #71-75, was secretly keeping an eye on Bloodwynd) |
Bronze Tiger (Ben Turner) | Declined membership in the full time Justice League Task Force (Justice League Task Force #0, Oct. 1994) |
Catwoman (Selina Kyle) | never offered membership; assisted in several missions (JLA #17, JLA/Titans) |
Civet (Kathy Viverrida) | never offered membership; assisted in several missions (Justice League America #106-108, 110-113) | The Creeper (Jack Ryder) | This Creeper is no longer in continuity following the Infinite Crisis. He was a JLA reserve member (JLA #27); never offered membership; assisted in several missions (Justice League of America #70, JLA #5) |
El Diablo (Rafael Sandoval) | declined membership; assisted in 1 mission (Justice League America #110-113) |
Erewhon (Gaius) | never offered membership; assisted in several missions (Justice League Europe #57-64) |
Firehawk (Lorraine Reilly) | JLA reserve member (Secret Files & Origins: Guide to the DC Universe #1) |
Gaius (Godfrey) | never offered membership; assisted in several missions (Justice League Europe #56-62) |
G'Nort (none) | never offered membership; "assisted" in several missions and was a member of "Justice League Antarctica." |
Gunfire (Andrew Van Horn) | never accepted membership |
Hawk and Dove II (Hank Hall & Dawn Granger) | Declined membership (Justice League America #42); Hawk (as Extant) destroyed in JSA #15; Dove deceased in Armageddon 2001 #2 |
Hitman (Tommy Monaghan) | Never offered membership (auditioned in JLA2 #5) | Jade (Jenny Lynn Hayden, Green Lantern VI) | JLA reserve member (JLA2 #27); aided in JLA: Scary Monsters #1-6; never offered membership; filled in for Kyle Rayner |
The Janissary (Selma Tolon) |
Declined membership, JLA Annual #4 (Aug. 2000) |
Kishana Lewis | A fire fighter who became a fire avatar after the JLA's battle in South Dakota (JLA: Scary Monsters) |
Lobo (none) | Contracted by Manga Khan to kill the JLA in Justice League America #18; he hung around until #21 after he was "found out" |
Lionheart (Richard Plante) | Never offered membership; assisted in several missions (Justice League Europe #63-66) |
Max Mercury (Quicksilver) | Never offered membership (auditioned in JLA #5) |
Mr. Miracle II (Shilo Norman) | Never offered membership; assisted in one mission (Justice League America #50); deceased Seven Soldiers #1; returned to life Final Crisis #1 |
Osiris (unrevealed) | Never accepted membership (Justice League Europe #67); assisted in 1 mission (Justice League Europe #65-66) |
Phantom Stranger (unrevealed) | Honorary member; declined membership; Justice League of America apps.: #103, 110, 145-146, 150, 156, 200, 210-212. | The Red King (Darrin Profitt) | Technically, the Red King was invited to join the JLA, but he had ulterior motives of world domination and was soon destroyed by his own doppleganger from another reality. (JLA Classified #32-36, 2007) |
Resurrection Man (Mitch Shelley) | Granted "probationary" membership but then immediately declined membership after assisting in a battle against Major Force in Resurrection Man #21; assisted against Amazo in R.M. #2. | Sandman II (Garrett Sandford) | Declined membership (Justice League of America Annual #1); deceased, revealed Infinity, Inc. #50 |
Seneca (unrevealed) | Never accepted membership (Justice League Europe #67); assisted in 1 mission (Justice League Europe #65-66) | The Spectre (Jim Corrigan) | Declined membership; assisted in several missions (Justice League America #31-32, Justice League Europe #7-8, JLA Secret Files #1); deceased Spectre #62 |
Starman V (Will Payton) | Declined membership (Justice League America #42) |
Thunderbolt (Peter Cannon) | Declined membership after assisting Power Girl and Flash in Justice League Quarterly #8 (also assisted in Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt #9-10) |