Aquaman, aka Arthur Curry, Swimmer

Founding Member, Active Member, Joined in A Midsummer's Night Dream #3

Batman, aka billionaire philanthropist & industrialist Bruce Wayne

Founding Member, Kicked out by vote in JLA #48. Reinstated in JLA #50.

The Flash III, aka Wally West

Founding Member, Active Member

Green Lantern V, aka freelance artist Kyle Rayner

Founding Member, Active Member

Martian Manhunter, aka J'onn J'onzz, police detective John Jones

Founding Member, became a Reserve Member following the events of the DC One Million crisis, between DC One Million #4 & JLA in Crisis Secret Files and Origins #1.

Superman, aka Kal-El, reporter Clark Kent

Founding Member, Active Member

Wonder Woman II, aka Princess Diana

Founding Member, Active Member

Superman Blue, aka Kal-El, reporter Clark Kent

Superman Blue submitted to testing to make sure he was still worthy of being in the League in JLA Issue #5 and he remained a member until regaining his original powers

Tomorrow Woman, redeemed android killer

Joined & Died in JLA Issue #5

Green Arrow II, aka former monk Connor Hawke

Joined in JLA Issue #9, Resigned in JLA Issue #15

Aztek, aka Dr. James

Joined in Aztek #10, Resigned in JLA Issue #15

The Huntress, aka school teacher Helena Bertinelli

Joined in JLA Secret Files #2, Kicked out by Batman in JLA #42

Oracle, formerly Batgirl, aka Barbara Gordon

Joined in JLA Secret Files #2, Active Member

Plastic Man, aka former criminal Eel O'Brien, former F.B.I. agent

Joined in JLA Secret Files #2, Active Member

Steel II, aka Dr. John Henry Irons

Joined in JLA Secret Files #2, Active Member

Wonder Woman I, aka Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons of Paradise Island

Joined in JLA Secret Files #2, Resigned in JLA Issue #20 after her daughter, Wonder Woman III returned from living as a god on Olympus

Zauriel, former angel of the fifth host

Joined in JLA Secret Files #2, Active Member

Big Barda, former Female Fury of Apocalypse, former housewife

Joined in JLA Issue #17, Active Member

Orion, son of Darkseid of Apokolips, New God of New Genesis

Joined in JLA Issue #17, Active Member

Green Lantern II, aka test pilot Hal Jordan

Was granted membership in order for the League (and especially Batman) to keep a close eye on him during the time spent 10 years in his future. Returned to his proper time in Green Lantern Vol. 2, #105 by his later self, Parallax.

Resurrection Man, aka Mitchell Shelley

Joined and resigned in Resurrection Man #21 (

Hourman III, aka Rex Tyler II, an intelligent machine colony from the year 83, 562

Joined following DC One Million #4, first appearance as a member in JLA #27

Joined in JLA #27 as a part-time member.

Joined in JLA: Superpower Graphic Novel (Aug. '99) as a part-time member. Deceased

Joined in JLA #32 under false pretenses, resigned in The Flash, Vol 3, #159 (Jun 2000).

With Justice League America, Justice League International, Justice League Task Force and Extreme Justice disbanded, most of the former Justice League members became busy getting their lives in order. Since Wonder Woman, Flash, Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, Aquaman and J'onn would be the new lineup, former Leaguers Nuklon, Obsidian, Ice Maiden and Metamorpho returned to the Refuge to remove their personal belongings. Consequently, the four, along with Wonder Woman and Green Lantern, were ambushed when the alien Hyperclan came to Earth. The Refuge was destroyed, severely injuring Nuklon, Obsidian, Icemaiden and killing Metamorpho, who gave his life ensuring the safe return to Earth of the others. Confronting this new threat, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern once again grouped with Flash, Superman, the Martian Manhunter and Batman. Aquaman would later join the "Big Seven" starting a brand new era in the JLA tradition.