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Justice Society Headquarters
Continuity: DC Universe
Aliases: JSA Headquarters
Justice Society of America Headquarters
Category: Headquarters
Continent: North America
Country: United States of America
City: Civic City, Pennsylvania [1]
Gotham City [2]
New York City, New York [3]
Battery Park, New York City [4]
Residents: Justice Society of America
1st appearance: All-Star Comics #3 [5]
All-Star Comics #58 [6]
Adventure Comics #40 [7]
Justice Society of America, Volume 3 #1 [8]

Justice Society Headquarters refers to any number of locations featured in comic books published by DC Comics. The various headquarters have ranged from simple meeting rooms to lavish mansions. It is associated with the superhero team known as the Justice Society of America and first appeared in All-Star Comics #3 in November, 1940 in a story titled "The First Meeting of the Justice Society of America".

Headquarters[]

JSA Headquarters I[]

The original headquarters of the Justice Society of America, was little more than a rented room in the upper floor of a tenement building located in Civic City. The JSA did not spend a lot of time here, but they did conduct meetings on a monthly basis. The room was of simple design with little in the way of accomadations, but it did have a large meeting table. Windows were frequently left open to allow for quick access for those capable of fight, such as Johnny Thunder's Thunderbolt.

Residents

JSA Headquarters II[]

The second JSA Headquarters was a four-story brownstone located in Gotham City on Earth-Two. This was utilized for the 1970s revival of the Justice Society of America, which included original members, as well as new members. Unlike previous HQs, this headquarters was outfitted with advanced security systems and training facilities.

Residents

JSA Headquarters III[]

Following the death of the original Sandman Wesley Dodds, all of his assets were left to his former ward, Sanderson Hawkins. Hawkins and his colleague Alan Scott contracted architect John Stewart and his firm Shining Star to completely renovate the old mansion. The outside facade maintained its limestone/brick appearance, but the interior was completely redesigned to accommodate the needs of a full-time super-hero team. [9]

Original residents

JSA members

Other residents

JSA Headquarters IV[]

In the modern era, the JSA left the Dodds family manor and established another headquarters. This building was located in Battery Park in New York City.

Residents

See also[]

References[]

  1. ↑ Site of the original JSA headquarters from the 1940s.
  2. ↑ Site of the second JSA headquarters from the 1970s; Super-Squad era.
  3. ↑ Site of the modern era JSA headquarters and museum.
  4. ↑ Site of the second modern iteration of the JSA headquarters.
  5. ↑ Site of the original JSA headquarters in Civic City.
  6. ↑ Site of the 1970s-era JSA in Gotham City.
  7. ↑ The original mansion residence of Wesley Dodds, which was later converted into the JSA headquarters and museum.
  8. ↑ This is the second modern iteration of the JSA headquarters. It is located in Battery Park in New York.
  9. ↑ JSA Secret Files & Origins 1, "Gathering Storms". This is the first time that the Dodds estate is put to use as a headquarters.
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