Superman and Batman (commonly known as Batman and Superman) is a the two superheroes characters and the official un-mascot company of DC Comics, first appeared in 1939, created by Joe Shuster, Jerry Siegel, Bob Kane and Bill Finger, co-producers by Harry Donenfeld and Jack Liebowitz.
Superman and Batman (also known as Batman and Superman) is a American longest-running franchise from DC's Superman and DC's Batman from the DC Comics two franchises, owned by Warner Bros.
Superman and Batman is meet for the first time in debut 1939.
The best two locations Metropolis and Gotham is a hero's journey superheroes starring Superman and Batman, his sidekick Robin, my friend Lois Lane, my pet dogs Krypto the Superdog and Ace the Bat-Hound and my friend female two superheroines Supergirl and Batgirl, and the two locations, and from the clutches of the evil Lex Luthor and the evil Joker, and all Superman villains and Batman villains including Catwoman, Mister Mxyzptlk and many more.
Superman and Batman from DC franchises.
| Superman | |
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| Publisher | DC Comics |
| First appearance | Action Comics #1 (April 1938) |
| Created by | Jerry Siegel Joe Shuster |
| Characters | Clark Kent Hank Henshaw |
| See also | Alternative versions of Superman |
Superman is the alias of a number of DC Comics characters, the original and best known being Clark Kent.
Characters[]
Superman (Kal-El/Clark Kent)[]
Clark Kent is the main character associated with the Superman alias.
John Henry Irons[]
After Superman's demise, John Henry Irons made a suit of armor and cape emblazoned with the Superman-insignia, as tribute to the fallen Man of Steel. Unfortunately, he was lumped in with the other Superman impostors, even though he made no claim to the name. Eventually dubbed "Steel" by the resurrected Superman, he became a close ally and friend to Kal-El.
Kon-El/Conner Kent[]
The modern Superboy, Kon-El is a clone created from the combined genetic material of the Man of Steel and Lex Luthor. He arrived in Metropolis shortly after Superman's death. Originally, he had no name besides "Superman".[1] When the original Superman returned, he declared that the clone had earned the name "Superboy", much to his dismay. Superboy eventually became a hero is his own right, and Superman came to think of him as family, giving him the Kryptonian name of Kon-El and the human alias Conner Kent, cousin to Clark. Early on they were told by Cadmus that Kon-El had been created from genetically engineered human DNA and made to look like Superman, but eventually this was retconned so that 50% of his DNA actually does come from Superman (despite Cadmus earlier concluding that this was impossible due to the far greater complexity of Kryptonian DNA, which has far more chromosomes than humans). They also learned that the genetically engineered human DNA came from Luthor, rather than Paul Westfield as initially stated by Cadmus. In a future depicted in the Titans Tomorrow story arc, Conner becomes a tyrannical Superman after Kal-El dies again. Although Conner died during the Infinite Crisis (2006), his future self, as Superman, is part of a story arc in Teen Titans, published in late 2007. The second Titans Tomorrow Conner is Tim Drake's clone of the original. The first Conner returned to life during the events of Final Crisis in the story Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds and remained active within the DC universe up until The New 52 reboot, where he is once again just beginning his career as a super hero.
Eradicator[]
The Eradicator also emerged as a Superman impostor, "the Last Son of Krypton", during the Reign of the Supermen. No longer able to absorb energy directly from the sun, he used Kal-El's body as a power source. He eventually became delusional and believed himself to be Superman, but this taught him humanity. He eventually gave his life to stop the Cyborg Superman and restore Kal-El's powers.
Hank Henshaw[]
Hank Henshaw was one of several to claim the name of Superman, following the original's death. To differentiate him from the others, the press dubbed him the Cyborg Superman. After the Coast City incident, he was referred to simply as the Cyborg (not to be confused with Victor Stone). He is currently a member of the Sinestro Corps.
Kal Kent[]
In the 853rd century, Kal Kent is the last scion of the Superman Dynasty and the leader of Justice Legion A.
| Batman | |
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 Cover of Batman vol. 2, #3 (January 2012). Art by Ivan Reis. | |
| Publisher | DC Comics |
| First appearance | Detective Comics #27 (May 1939) |
| Created by | Bob Kane (concept) Bill Finger (uncredited) |
| Characters | Bruce Wayne Jean-Paul Valley Dick Grayson |
| See also | Alternative versions of Batman |
Batman is the name of a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Characters[]
Batman (Bruce Wayne)[]
Bruce Wayne is the main character associated with the Batman alias.
Hugo Strange[]
Having discovered Batman's secret identity, Hugo Strange drugs Bruce Wayne and usurps the role for a time.[2]
Jean-Paul Valley[]
When Bruce Wayne's back is broken by Bane during the Knightfall storyline, Jean-Paul Valley, better known as Azrael, replaced him until he was deemed a poor replacement for Bruce Wayne and was subsequently replaced by Dick Grayson.[3][4]
Dick Grayson[]
Although best known as Batman's teen sidekick Robin and as his independent, adult persona Nightwing, Grayson became Batman twice. The first time was during Knightfall when Valley proved an unsuitable replacement[5] (although it was never the intention to kill off Batman at this time)[4] and the second time was following the apparent death of Wayne in the Batman R.I.P. storyline.[6] During the Battle for the Cowl storyline which followed Batman R.I.P. other characters briefly assumed the role, Jason Todd and Tim Drake, before the alias finally passed to Grayson. Grayson has also donned the costume on least one other occasion, although it was merely for one issue.
Tim Drake[]
The third Robin. Tim Drake briefly assumed the role of Batman before "Batman: Battle for the Cowl", and then again during the event itself. He replaces Bruce Wayne in some continuities, notably the Titans Tomorrow continuity. He has also assumed the role in an apocalyptic future, after the "Futures End" storyline.
Jason Todd[]
The second Robin. Jason Todd usurped the identity of Batman during "Battle for the Cowl", but was defeated by Dick Grayson, who became Batman following. He is the second Batman on Earth-15.
Damian Wayne[]
The 5th and current Robin. Portrayed as the successor to Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson in a possible future of mainstream continuity (prior to Flashpoint).
Terry McGinnis[]
The second Batman in the DCAU/Earth-12 universe and the fourth Batman in a possible future of mainstream continuity (prior to Flashpoint).
Jim Gordon[]
Following Bruce Wayne's apparent death in Batman #40, Gordon took up the mantle in Divergence #1 (both issues being part of The New 52).
See also[]
- Alternate versions of Superman, for the Supermen of other dimensions across the DC Multiverse
See also[]
- Alternative versions of Batman, for the Batmen of other dimensions in the DC Multiverse
References[]
- ↑ First appearance in Adventures of Superman #500, 1993
- ↑ "Hugo Strange (comic book character)". Comicvine.com. Archived from the original on 11 August 2010. Retrieved 2010-09-13.
{{cite web}}: ; deadurl - ↑ Doug Moench (w), Jim Aparo (a). "Killer's Bane" Batman 489 (February 1993), DC Comics
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Cronin, Brian (March 13, 2008). "Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #146". Comic Book Resources.
{{cite web}}: - ↑ Doug Moench (w), Mike Gustovich (p), Romeo Tanghal (i). "Part One: Robin and Batman" Batman 512 (November 1994), DC Comics
- ↑ Tony Daniel (w), Tony Daniel (p), Sandu Florea (i). "Last Man Standing" Batman: Battle for the Cowl 3 (July 2009), DC Comics
References[]
External links[]
- Superman at the DC Database Project
- Batman (Bruce Wayne, Golden Age) at the Comic Book DB
- Batman (Bruce Wayne, Earth 1) at the Comic Book DB
- Batman (Bruce Wayne, Post Crisis) at the Comic Book DB
- Batman (Jean-Paul Valley) at the Comic Book DB
- Batman (Dick Grayson) at the Comic Book DB
- Batman at the DC Database Project
| Superman / Batman crossover media | |
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| Comic books | World's Finest Comics • Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity • Superman/Batman • Superman and Batman versus Aliens and Predator |
| Television | The Batman/Superman Hour • The Superman/Batman Adventures • The New Batman/Superman Adventures |
| Books | Enemies & Allies |
| Films | Superman/Batman: Public Enemies • Superman/Batman: Apocalypse • Lego Batman: The Movie – DC Super Heroes Unite • Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice |
| Video games | Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes • Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham |
| The Dark Knight Universe | The Dark Knight Returns (film) • The Dark Knight Strikes Again • The Dark Knight III: The Master Race |
| Fan films and parodies | World's Finest • HISHE: Super Cafe |
| Miscellanea | Composite Superman • Hiro Okamura |
| Superman | ||
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| Creators | Jerry Siegel • Joe Shuster | |
| Superman family | Superman (Clark Kent) • Superboy (Kal-El • Kon-El • Jonathan Samuel Kent) • Krypto • Supergirl (Kara Zor-El • Matrix • Linda Danvers • Power Girl) • Superwoman • Mon-El • Nightwing (Chris Kent/Lor-Zod) • Flamebird (Thara Ak-Var) • The Eradicator • Steel (John Henry Irons) • Natasha Irons | |
| Supporting characters | Bibbo Bibbowski • Cat Grant • David Corporon • Emil Hamilton • Inspector Henderson • Jimmy Olsen • Jor-El • Jonathan and Martha Kent • Lois Lane • Lucy Lane • Sam Lane • Lana Lang • Lara • Lori Lemaris • Steve Lombard • Lena Luthor • Maxima • Chief Parker • Professor Potter • Pete Ross • Maggie Sawyer • George Taylor • Ron Troupe • Dan Turpin • Perry White • Zor-El | |
| Antagonists | Atomic Skull • Bizarro • Brainiac • Codename: Assassin • Conduit • Cyborg Superman (Hank Henshaw) • Darkseid • Doomsday • Faora • General Zod • Mercy Graves • Imperiex • Intergang (Morgan Edge • Bruno Mannheim) • Jax-Ur • Kryptonite Man • Lex Luthor • Livewire • Metallo • Mister Mxyzptlk • Mongul • Neutron • Non • Parasite • Prankster • Silver Banshee • Titano • Toyman • Ultra-Humanite • Ursa | |
| Locations | Metropolis | Ace o' Clubs • Daily Planet • Daily Star • Galaxy Communications • LexCorp • Project Cadmus • Suicide Slum • List of areas, landmarks, institutions and businesses |
| Krypton | Argo City • Kandor • Kryptonopolis • Vathlo Island | |
| Other | Apokolips • Bizarro World • Colu • Daxam • Fortress of Solitude • Phantom Zone • S.T.A.R. Labs • Smallville • Stryker's Island • Warworld | |
| Objects and material | Kryptonite • Superman robots • Supermobile | |
| History and themes | Character and cast • Dynasty • Kryptonian • Origin • Powers and abilities • Publication history (Action Comics #1) • Superman and Lois Lane • Symbol | |
| Ongoing publications | Action Comics • Batman/Superman • Superboy • Supergirl • Superman • Superman/Wonder Woman | |
| Alternative versions | Superman | Earth-One version • Earth-Two version • Earth-Three version (Ultraman) • Earth Prime version (Superboy-Prime) • Kingdom Come version • Superman Red/Superman Blue • Clark Kent (Smallville) |
| Other | Alternative versions of Lex Luthor • Alternative versions of Supergirl | |
| In other media | In film | |
| Miscellanea | Superwoman • Beppo • Streaky • Comet • Superman (gene) • Joanne Siegel | |
| Superman characters | ||
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| Superman family | By code name | Superman • Superboy • Supergirl • Superwoman • Mon-El • Nightwing • Flamebird • Eradicator • Steel • Krypto • Streaky |
| By public identity |
Clark Kent • Kal-El • Kon-El • Kal Kent • Jon Kent • Kara Zor-El • Matrix • Linda Danvers • Chris Kent/Lor-Zod • Thara Ak-Var • Dr. David Connor • John Henry Irons • Natasha Irons • Kong Kenan | |
| Supporting characters |
Lois Lane • Jimmy Olsen • Jor-El • Lara • Jonathan and Martha Kent • Perry White • Inspector Henderson • Lana Lang • Batman/Bruce Wayne • Lucy Lane • Lori Lemaris • Zor-El • Alura • Dubbilex • Kelex • Sam Lane • Lyla Lerrol • Pete Ross • Professor Potter • Lena Luthor • Maxima • Morgan Edge • Dan Turpin • Steve Lombard • Cat Grant • Professor Hamilton • Maggie Sawyer • Bibbo Bibbowski • Ron Troupe • Strange Visitor • Rampage • Vartox | |
| Associated characters |
Justice Society of America • Guardian • Newsboy Legion • Project Cadmus • Legion of Super-Heroes (Cosmic Boy • Saturn Girl • Lightning Lad • Chameleon Boy • Colossal Boy • Invisible Kid • Star Boy • Phantom Girl • Triplicate Girl • Shrinking Violet • Bouncing Boy • Sun Boy • Brainiac 5 • Ultra Boy • Element Lad • Matter-Eater Lad • Lightning Lass • Dream Girl • Timber Wolf • Princess Projectra • Ferro Lad • Karate Kid • White Witch • Shadow Lass • Chemical King • Wildfire • Tyroc • Dawnstar • Laurel Gand) • Justice League (Atom • Aquaman • Batman • Black Canary • Blue Beetle • Cyborg • Flash • Green Arrow • Green Lantern • John Stewart • Martian Manhunter • Robin/Nightwing • Orion • Captain Marvel • Wonder Woman) • Legion of Super-Pets • Legion of Super-Villains (Cosmic King • Lightning Lord • Saturn Queen) • Legion of Substitute Heroes • Lobo • Maxima • Silent Knight • Super-Chief • Supermen of America • World's Finest Team | |
| Enemies | Central rogues gallery |
Bizarro • Brainiac • Bruno Mannheim • Cyborg Superman (Hank Henshaw) • Darkseid • Doomsday • General Zod • Lex Luthor • Livewire • Mercy Graves • Metallo • Mister Mxyzptlk • Mongul • Parasite • Silver Banshee • Toyman • Ultra-Humanite |
| Recurring adversaries |
Anti-Monitor • Atlas • Atomic Skull • Blaze and Satanus • Bloodsport • Chemo • Composite Superman • Conduit • Dev-Em • Draaga • Equus • Faora • Funky Flashman • Goga • Hellgrammite • Imperiex • Jax-Ur • Joker • Kalibak • Kryptonite Man • Magpie • Mammoth • Manchester Black • Morgan Edge • Neutron • Non • Prankster • Professor Hamilton • Quarmer • Quex-Ul • Rampage • Riot • Solaris • Solomon Grundy • Terra-Man • Titano • Ultraman • Ursa • Vyndktvx | |
| Organizations | Black Zero • Fearsome Five • Intergang • Masters of Disaster • Royal Flush Gang • Secret Society of Super Villains • Suicide Squad • Superman Revenge Squad | |
| Alternative versions |
Superman | Earth-One version • Ultraman • Earth-Two version • Superboy-Prime • Kingdom Come version |
| Supergirl | Power Girl | |
| In other media | 1978–1987 film series | Superman • Lois Lane • Lex Luthor • General Zod • Supergirl • Nuclear Man |
| DC Extended Universe | Clark Kent • Lois Lane • General Zod • Lex Luthor | |
| Smallville | Clark Kent • Lois Lane • Lex Luthor • Lana Lang • Chloe Sullivan • Lionel Luthor • Justice League | |
| Arrowverse | Clark Kent • Lois Lane • Kara Danvers • Lex Luthor | |
| Related | Superman and Lois Lane • Daily Planet | |
| Wonder Woman | ||
|---|---|---|
| Creators | William Moulton Marston • Elizabeth Holloway Marston • H. G. Peter | |
| Characters | Wonder Women | Diana Prince • Orana • Artemis of Bana-Mighdall • Hippolyta • Donna Troy |
| Supporting characters | Antiope • Aphrodite • Artemis of Bana-Mighdall • Athena • Drusilla • Etta Candy • Fury • Hephaestus • Hera • Heracles/Hercules • Hermes • I Ching • Julia and Vanessa Kapatelis • Mala • Nemesis (Thomas Tresser) • Nubia • The Olympian • Orion • Paula • Philippus • Poseidon • Queen Hippolyta • Helena Sandsmark • Sarge Steel • Superman • Steve Trevor • Wonder Girl (Cassie Sandsmark • Donna Troy) • Zeus • Zola | |
| Adversaries | Aegeus • Angle Man • Ares/Mars • Baroness von Gunther • Blue Snowman • Veronica Cale • Captain Wonder • Cheetah • Circe • Dark Angel • Decay • Doctor Cyber • Doctor Poison • Doctor Psycho • Duke of Deception • Egg Fu/Chang Tzu • Eris/Strife • Eviless • The First Born • Giganta • Hades • Medusa • Queen Clea • Red Panzer • Silver Swan | |
| Factions | Amazons of Themyscira • Amazons of Bana-Mighdall • Children of Ares • Gorilla Knights • Olympian Gods • Titans of Myth • Villainy Inc. | |
| Locations | Aeaea • Boston, Massachusetts • London, England • Mount Olympus • Thalarion • Themyscira (The Paradise Islands) • The Underworld | |
| Publications | All Star Comics • Amazonia • Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity • The Blue Amazon • Comic Cavalcade • Sensation Comics • Superman and Wonder Woman: The Hidden Killer • Superman/Wonder Woman • Wonder Woman '77 • The Wonder Woman Chronicles • Wonder Woman: Earth One • The World's Greatest Superheroes | |
| Storylines | Introducing Wonder Woman (1941) • Gods and Mortals (1987) • Challenge of the Gods (1987–88) • War of the Gods (1991) • The Contest (1994) • The Challenge of Artemis (1995) • Paradise Island Lost (2001) • Our Worlds at War (2001) • The Hiketeia (2002) • Down to Earth (2003–04) • Who Is Wonder Woman? (2006–07) • Amazons Attack! (2007) • The Circle (2008) • Ends of the Earth (2008) • Rise of the Olympian (2009) • Flashpoint (2011) | |
| Technology | Bracelets • Golden Girdle of Gaea • Invisible plane • Lasso of Truth • Mental radio • Pegasi • Purple Ray • Sky Kangas | |
| In other media | Super Friends (episodes) • Wonder Woman (1974 film) • Wonder Woman (TV series) (episodes) • Justice League (episodes) • Justice League Unlimited (episodes) • Justice League: The New Frontier • Wonder Woman (2009 film) • Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths • Superman/Batman: Apocalypse • Wonder Woman (2011 TV pilot) • Young Justice • DC Universe Online • Justice League: Doom • Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox • Justice League: War • The Lego Movie • Justice League: Throne of Atlantis • Justice League: Gods and Monsters • Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice • Justice League vs. Teen Titans • Justice League Action • Wonder Woman (2017 film) • Justice League | |
| Miscellaneous | Alternative versions (Earth-Two • Bizarra) • Cultural impact • Professor Marston & the Wonder Women • Literature • Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines | |
| Justice League | ||
|---|---|---|
| Gardner Fox | ||
| Affiliated teams | Extreme Justice • Just'a Lotta Animals • Justice Guild of America • Justice League 3000 • Justice League Dark • Justice League Elite • Justice League Europe • Justice League International • Justice League Queer • Justice League Task Force • Justice League United • Justice Legion Alpha • Justice Lords • Super Buddies • Super Jrs. • Young Justice | |
| Publications | Storylines | "JLApe: Gorilla Warfare!" • "World War III" • "JLA: Tower of Babel" • "JLA: Earth 2" • "Justice Leagues" • "JLA: Pain of the Gods" • "The Lightning Saga" • "Blackest Night" • "Justice League: Origin" • "Throne of Atlantis" • "Trinity War" • "Darkseid War" • "Endless Winter" |
| Current series | ||
| Previous series | Justice League International • Justice League Europe • Justice League Quarterly v Justice League Task Force • Extreme Justice • JLA • Justice League Dark • Justice League United • Justice League 3000 • Justice League Odyssey | |
| Limited series | DC Comics Two Thousand • JLA: Act of God • JLA: Age of Wonder • JLA: Created Equal • JLA: Destiny • JLA: The Nail series • JLA: Shogun of Steel • Justice • Justice League Elite • Justice League: Cry for Justice • Justice League: Generation Lost • Justice Riders • Identity Crisis • DCeased • Dark Knights of Steel • The Jurassic League | |
| Crossovers | JLA/Avengers • JLA/The 99 • Justice League/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers • JLA/Cyberforce • DC/RWBY • RWBY/Justice League • Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong | |
| Related articles | A.R.G.U.S. • Bizarro League • Snapper Carr • JL8 • Justice League (Smallville) • Justice League in other media • Justice Society of America • List of Justice League members • List of Justice League titles • Rocket Red Brigade • Squadron Supreme | |
| Justice League characters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Founding members | Aquaman • Batman • Flash/Barry Allen • Green Lantern/Hal Jordan • Martian Manhunter • Superman • Wonder Woman | |
| Recurring members | Adam Strange • Agent Liberty • Amazing-Man • Ambush Bug • Animal Man • Antaeus • Atom (Ray Palmer • Rhonda Pineda • Ryan Choi) • Atom-Smasher • August General in Iron • Azrael • Aztek • Batgirl/Oracle • Batwing • Batwoman • Big Barda • Black Adam • Black Canary • Black Condor • Black Lightning • Black Orchid • Bloodwynd • Booster Gold • Blue Beetle (Ted Kord • Jaime Reyes) • Blue Devil • Blue Jay • Bulleteer • Captain Atom • Captain Marvel/Shazam • Cassandra Cain • Catwoman • Commander Steel • Congorilla • Crimson Fox • Cyborg • Detective Chimp • Dr Fate • Dr Light/Kimiyo Hoshi • Element Woman • Elongated Man • Etrigan • Fire • Firestorm • Flash (Jay Garrick • Wally West) • Frankenstein • General Glory • Geo-Force • Godiva • Green Arrow • Green Lantern (Guy Gardner • Jade • John Stewart • Kyle Rayner • Simon Baz • Jessica Cruz) • Guardian • Gypsy • Harley Quinn • Hawkman (Carter Hall • Katar Hol) • Hawkgirl and Hawkwoman (Shiera Sanders Hall • Shayera Hol • Kendra Saunders) • Hourman • Huntress • Ice • Icemaiden • Jesse Quick • John Constantine • Katana • Killer Frost • Lightray • Lobo • Madame Xanadu • Manitou Dawn • Manitou Raven • Maxima • Maya • Mera • Metamorpho • Mister Miracle • Mister Terrific • Moon Maiden • Mystek • O.M.A.C. • Obsidian • Orion • Pandora • Phantom Stranger • Plastic Man • Power Girl • Question (Vic Sage • Renee Montoya) • Raven • Ray • Red Arrow • Red Tornado • Robin/Nightwing • Rocket Red • Shade, the Changing Man • Silver Sorceress • Snapper Carr • Starfire • Stargirl • Starman • Steel • Steve Trevor • Super-Chief • Supergirl • Swamp Thing • Tasmanian Devil • Tomorrow Woman • Triumph • Vibe • Vixen • Wonder Twins • Zatanna • Zauriel | |
| Other characters |
Supporting characters |
Alfred Pennyworth • Arella • A.R.G.U.S. • Carol Ferris • Highfather • Iris West • James Gordon • Jimmy Olsen • Lois Lane • Lucius Fox • Perry White • Queen Hippolyta |
| Allies | Amazonians • Atlanteans • Birds of Prey • Doom Patrol • GCPD • Justice League Dark (John Constantine • Deadman • Detective Chimp • Etrigan the Demon • Swamp Thing • Zatanna) • Justice Society of America • Lantern Corps (Guardians of the Universe • Zamarons • Blue Lantern Corps • Green Lantern Corps • Indigo Tribe • Star Sapphire Corps • White Lantern Corps) • Legion of Super-Heroes • Marvel/Shazam Family • New Gods • Outsiders • S.T.A.R. Labs • Suicide Squad • Teen Titans (Robin • Starfire • Beast Boy • Cyborg • Raven) • Young Justice | |
| Enemies | Villains | Amanda Waller • Amazo • Amos Fortune • Anti-Monitor • Black Adam • Black Hand • Black Manta • Blockbuster • Brainiac • Brain Storm • Captain Cold • Cheetah • Circe • Darkseid • David Graves • Despero • Doctor Destiny • Doctor Light • Doctor Polaris • Doctor Sivana • Doomsday • Eclipso • Epoch • Felix Faust • Funky Flashman • Gamemnae • General • Gentleman Ghost • Gog • Gorilla Grodd • Hector Hammond • Hyathis • Imperiex • Joker • Kanjar Ro • Key • King Kull • Klarion the Witch Boy • Lex Luthor • Libra • Ma'alefa'ak • Magog • Manchester Black • Manga Khan • Manhunter • Matter Master • Maxwell Lord • Merlyn • Mongul • Morgaine le Fey • Nebula Man • Nekron • Neron • OMAC • Paragon • Per Degaton • Professor Ivo • Prometheus • Queen Bee • Queen of Fables • Ra's al Ghul • Rama Khan • Red King • Reverse-Flash • Shaggy Man • Sinestro • Siren • Solaris • Solomon Grundy • Sonar • Starbreaker • Starro • Steppenwolf • T. O. Morrow • Trigon • Ultra-Humanite • Vandal Savage • Weapons Master • Wizard |
| Organizations | Aryan Brigade • Axis Amerika • Brotherhood of Evil • Cadre • Crime Syndicate of America • Fearsome Five • Female Furies • Kobra • League of Assassins • Legion of Doom • Manhunters • Parademons • Phantom Zone Villains • Red Lantern Corps • Rogues • Royal Flush Gang • Secret Six • Secret Society of Super Villains • Sinestro Corps • White Martians | |
| Alternative versions |
Alternate versions of the Justice League |
Extreme Justice • Just'a Lotta Animals • Justice Guild of America • Justice League 3000 • Justice League Beyond • Justice League Dark • Justice League Elite • Justice League Europe • Justice League International • Justice League Queer • Justice League Task Force • Justice League United • Justice Legion Alpha • Super Buddies • Super Jrs. • Young Justice |
| Others | Superman • Wonder Woman | |
| In other media | DC Extended Universe | Superman • Batman • Wonder Woman • Flash • Aquaman • Cyborg |
| DC Animated Universe | Superman • Batman • Wonder Woman • Flash • Hawkgirl • Green Lantern • J'onn J'onzz | |