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The All-Star Squadron

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Last Updated on Sunday, February 15, 2004

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First Appearance: All-Star Squadron #1 (September 1981)

Created at the request of the President, the All-Star Squadron was a group of super-heroes which operated from New York for the duration of World War Two. Co-chaired by Hawkman and Liberty Belle, it counted as members almost all mystery men and women active during the period. The Squadron had links with other organizations: Plastic Man served as the group's liaison with the FBI, and Uncle Sam led a small group of heroes to become the Freedom Fighters, operating from Washington DC. There was also a 'junior' division, the Young All-Stars, created to give younger heroes a place to belong. Prevented from fighting on the main fronts of the war, the All-Stars concentrated on thwarting saboteurs, fifth-columnists and other enemies of the state on U.S. territory. The group lasted only as long as the war - when hostilities were ended, the individual heroes and teams drifted apart to fight crime and other evils in their own ways.

Members:
Name: Stats: Status:
Liberty Belle Chairwoman, Libby Lawrence, radio newsperson Retired
Johnny Quick Johnny Chambers, Newsreel photographer Deceased
Tarantula Jonathan Law, writer Retired
Sandman I Wesley Dodds, millionaire Deceased
Starman I Ted Knight, millionaire scientist Retired
Dr. Fate I Kent Nelson, archeologist Deceased, Zero Hour #3
The Spectre I Jim Corrigan, slain police officer Deceased
Green Lantern I Alan Scott, radio station owner, and later television network owner Active in The JSA
Superman Clark Kent, reporter Retconned
Batman Bruce Wayne, millionaire Retconned
Wonder Woman Princess Diana of Paradise Island Retconned
Firebrand Daniette Reilly, heiress Deceased
Wildcat I Ted Grant, pro boxer Active in The JSA
The Atom I Al Pratt, student Deceased, Zero Hour #3
Johnny Thunder no alias, member of the JSA Deceased, JSA #32 (March 2002)
Robotman I Dr. Robert , scientist Deceased
The Shining Knight Sir Justin, knight of King Arthur's court  
Hawkman I Carter Hall, archeologist Active in The JSA
Hawkgirl I Shayera Sanders, socialite Active in The JSA
Hourman I Rex Tyler, scientist and owner of Tyler Chemical Deceased
Robin Dick Grayson, former teen circus acrobat Retconned
The Flash I Jay Garrick, scientist Active in The JSA
Sargon the Sorcerer Stage Magician Deceased
The Star-Spangled Kid Sylvester Pembleton, millionaire Deceased
Green Arrow I Oliver Queen, millionaire Retconned
The Ray I Ray Terril, scientist Retired
Dollman   Deceased
Uncle Sam   Active as The Patriot
The Phantom Lady I Sandra Knight Deceased
The Human Bomb    
Stripesy Pat Dugan Active as S.T.R.I.P.E.S.
Speedy Roy Harper Retconned
Sandy Sanderson Hawkins Active as Sand in The JSA
Dr. Mid-Nite I Dr. Charles MacNider, surgeon Deceased
The Crimson Avenger   Deceased
Mr. America   Deceased
Dr. Occult Psychic Inverstigator Active in The Sentinels of Magic
Mr. Terrific I Terry Sloane, doctor Deceased
Manhunter I Paul Kirk, big game hunter Deceased
Air Wave I Harold Lawrence Jordan Deceased
Red Bee    

Background:
Formed by President Franklin Roosevelt, The All-Star Squadron was comprised of nearly every one of America's so-called "mystery men", including teams such as The Justice Society of America, The Seven Soldiers of Victory and The Freedom Fighters for the duration of World War II to provide security both in America and abroad from The Axis Powers. During this period the Squadron's
 
Notable Enemies:
Adolf Hitler and The Third Reich
Brain Wave
Super-Nazi
Per Degaton
The War Wheel
Tsunami

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