Justice Society of America

The Justice Society of America was a reorganized version of the All-Star Squadron that formed after the end of the Second World War, and would later dissolve in 1951 due to pressure from the US Government.

Formation
Following the conclusion of the Second World War, pressures came from several governmental organizations for the United States to cut ties with the All-Star Squadron. After several members of the squadron left the organization in June, the remaining membership unanimously decided to reorganized as an independent organization - the Justice Society of America.

Adventures
In May of 1946, the criminal previously encountered by the Flash, known as the Fiddler, used sonic technology to turn the JSA against itself as he went on a crime spree across the nation. Doctor Fate was able to resist his control and arrested him before restoring his teammate's minds to their normal states.

In September of 1946, the team aided law enforcement in the capture of Keystone City mob boss Peter Merkel. While returning to their base of operations, criminal Veronica Sinclair captured JSA members Sandman, Blue Beetle, Wildcat, Doctor Mid-Nite, and Hour-Man, and took them to her underground fight club. She attempted to force them to fight for sport, but they refused. She attempted to torture Blue Beetle to instigate the battle, but the Flash and Hawkman were able to infiltrate the base and help them escape, as well as arrest Sinclair, before she could find any success.

Members

 * James Corrigan (Spectre), 1945-1951
 * Wesley Dodds (Sandman), 1945-1949
 * Carter Hall (Hawkman), 1945-1951
 * Dan Garrett (Blue Beetle), 1945-1951
 * Jay Garrick (Flash), 1945-1951
 * Ted Grant (Wildcat), 1945-1950
 * Charles McNider (Doctor Mid-Nite), 1945-1951
 * Kent Nelson (Doctor Fate), 1945-1951
 * Al Pratt (Atom), 1945-1950
 * Shiera Sanders (Hawkwoman), 1945-1951
 * Alan Scott (Green Lantern), 1945-1951
 * Rex Tyler (Hourman), 1945-1951