#Hall of justice

[satoshy12]

Green Arrow had a new child scientist villain. Who needs glasses?

Danny was already with the many Blob Ghosts working for him (think of them as Minions of Despicable Me). This new place is a super funny vacation place! He should think ghostwriter about it. True, his eyes were hurt by the portal, but that would be gone in a few years. But who cares about it? With just his genius and no powers as a human, he can show he is a genius! That was how Danny, without knowing it, became a wonderful child who was just having chaotic fun in the new world. It's like a game for him; it's not like he would have problems.

Batman has the Joker.

Superman has Lex Luthor.

Wonder Woman has the cheetah.

But Green Arrow! Green Arrow has a child scientist! with a tragic childhood who does musicals to explain his evil plans.

Just for the poor comedy and Oliver trying to hide it from the other heroes out of embarrassment. Of being defeated by a child and not being able to capture him. ++ Danny looked at Oliver Queen without his green Arrow mask. "An ordinary civilian with a goat?" Oliver saw as he put on his hood. Danny:"An ordinary civilian dressed up as a Green Arrow?" Oliver puts on the mask. Danny: "Ah! Green ARROW! " Green Arrow gave a tired sigh. Black Canary:" When we finally are able to capture him, The first thing we will do is send him to an ophthalmologist." Danny:" Since you are here, I wil tell you about my trash-inator!" Oliver:" So It creates trash." Danny:" NO! Man, are you evil? It collects all the trash in the whole city and teleports it away." Black Canary:" That is a pretty good indicator. You could do much goo..." Danny:" Yes, then into the Bat Cave all the trash of the Star city will go. I was paid by Red Hood to do that." Oliver:" NOO!!"

++ So because Oliver covered it up until now, Danny has now become a world-wide problem. Oliver really didn't want to say he lost a child or explain it. Danny with his Shrink Ray:" Tonight we steal the Legion of Doom HQ/The Hall of Justice!" All the Blob Ghost:" YAYY!"

And yes, Danny stole the Legion of Doom HQ/The Hall of Justice as both Heroes and Villian fought each other in a great battle.

That was the moment Oliver had to explain the problem that he had covered up.

[reysks]

Dianas intrusive thoughts. hehehe

(no sculpting. this Superman model is just BIG)

[lego-mwc]

Hall of Justice from the Superfriends!

[talkteav]

"You know what makes us different from battle droids? We make our own decisions our own choices. And we have to live with them too."

- Cody

[kbkirtley]

Nightwing (2016) #100

Wept reading this. No better choice of leader as the new generation of heroes takes up the mantle. The faith and trust even the most accomplished heroes have in Dick Grayson is unshakable. Give this man his own movie, James Gunn.

[toulousewayne]

DCU Justice League

Green Lantern/ Hal Jordon….Logan Lerman

Flash/Wally West…..Jake Austin Walker

Aquaman/Arthur Curry…Liam Hemsworth

Wonder Woman/ Diana Prince…Melissa Barrera

Superman/Clark Kent…..David Corenswet

Batman/Bruce Wayne……Matthew Daddario

This would be the main six members of the Justice League in James Gunn’s Superman along side Nathan Fillion’s Guy Gardener, Isabela Merced’s HawkGirl and Edi Gathegi’s Mr. Terrific.

Bonus:

Will Poulter and Green Arrow and Lili Reinhart as Black Canary.

[electronictheoristactivist]

[fortheloveofwoolandmorehair]

Law and Order...

[bronzemettle]

How do your big teams like the Justice League or Avengers work? Do they have set rosters at any given time (ie, "in 2016, the Avengers consisted of Iron Man, Captain America, She-Hulk, Iron Fist, Doctor Strange, Thor, and Hawkeye"), or is it a Justice League Unlimited situation where just about everybody is a member and they get assigned into little squads for their missions?

The Avengers is a single team with fairly high turnover of people joining and leaving or taking extended breaks. You could give a set roster for it, which would usually be under 40 heroes in total, but what that roster is would vary every few weeks, not year-to-year. That being said, it wouldn't be a faux-pas to call someone "an Avenger" who has been on the team frequently but isn't currently, so the boundary isn't totally hardline, and it's all treated p. informally. The Avengers like to think of themselves as a family.

The Avengers is usually based out of the Avengers Mansion in outer NYC, but they often work closely with SHIELD and will sometimes use Helicarriers as mobile headquarters, as they were doing in Sokovia when the Terrigen Reactor exploded in early 2014 ("A-Day") leading to the temporary disbanding of the team and creation of the Sokovia Accords and Nonhuman Registration Act. The Justice League started out p. similar, but after the launching of the Watchtower station in 2011 they expanded drastically with other new infrastructure into a formally much larger and more organization-like entity, with a triple-digits number of heroes, supported by a large and well-paid staff of mostly unpowered specialists in various fields, deployed into operation squads of usually under a dozen per mission (unless things get really hairy), and of course able to call on each other for backup as needed.

The Justice League does not by default trade intel with or operate alongside any goverment organizations or law enforcement. It's not a rule against it. They will contact authorities (such as Jim Gordon) often. But it's always case-by-case judgement and need-to-know.

As a result of this autonomy and their large membership roster, the Justice League operates multiple bases scattered in different places besides the Watctower, including the Gotham Clocktower (home of the Birds of Prey), the Hall of Justice, the Detroit compound, Happy Harbor, the Secret Sanctuary, and Mars Refuge. These bases are connected via Zeta Tubes, and a combination of that and the fleet of Javelin spacecraft on the Watchtower can quickly deploy squads nearly anywhere on the planet (and a few other places).

There is also an even larger collection of heroes and some civilian allies designated as Justice League Associates, the JLA. This includes other teams like the Titans, Outsiders, and Birds of Prey, sidekicks and supporting heroes to JL members, and some standalone heroes who just don't quite fit. Helena Bertinelli, for example, was kicked out of the Justice League proper for starting to kill again, but once she stopped killing again was in time allowed back under the wider JLA label instead. John Constantine has never been on the Justice League, but is recognized as JLA.

[evilhorse]

It made people feel safe.

(Green Arrow #9)

[chernobog13]

Crisis at the Hall of Justice by John Watson.

[dc-vs-marvel-tournament]

Submitted by @master-tired

[blanddcheadcanons]

The JLA and the JSA share the Hall Of Justice as their headquarters.

Due to multiple superheroes also sharing an alias under one roof, the JLA and JSA have adopted a "legacy numbering" system when calling for specific members (ie Wally West is Flash #3, Ted Kord is Blue Beetle #2, Damian Wayne is Robin #5) to avoid confusion and keep secret identities intact.

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[silveragelovechild]

Hall of Justice - the HQ for the Justice League

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[beardedstrangerdreamland]

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