All-Star Squadron

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The All-Star Squadron is a World War II–era superhero team in DC Comics that unites various Golden Age heroes, including members of the Justice Society of America, to fight threats on the home front and abroad.

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All-Star Squadron canonical 33

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Predicate Object
instanceOf DC Comics superhero team
fictional organization
associatedTeam Freedom Fighters
Justice Society of America
Seven Soldiers of Victory
baseOfOperations New York City
Perisphere headquarters
comicBookDebut All-Star Squadron #1
continuity Earth-Two
creators Rich Buckler
Roy Thomas
debutYear 1981
editorialConcept retroactive team uniting Golden Age heroes
era Golden Age of superheroes (retroactive continuity)
featuresCharacter Batman (Earth-Two)
Black Condor (Richard Grey Jr.)
Commander Steel (Henry Heywood)
Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson)
linked to: Doctor Fate

Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider)
linked to: Doctor Mid-Nite

Firebrand (Danette Reilly)
Flash (Jay Garrick)
linked to: Jay Garrick

Green Lantern (Alan Scott)
Hawkman (Carter Hall)
linked to: Hawkman

Hourman (Rex Tyler)
linked to: Hourman

Human Bomb (Roy Lincoln)
Johnny Quick (Johnny Chambers)
Liberty Belle (Libby Lawrence)
Phantom Lady (Sandra Knight)
Plastic Man
Robotman (Robert Crane)
Sandman (Wesley Dodds)
linked to: Wesley Dodds

Shining Knight (Sir Justin)
Spectre (Jim Corrigan)
Starman (Ted Knight)
Superman (Earth-Two)
linked to: Superman

Tarantula (John Law)
The Atom (Al Pratt)
The Ray (Lanford "Happy" Terrill)
Uncle Sam
Wonder Woman (Earth-Two)
mission combat Axis powers and supervillain threats
defend the United States during World War II
notableArtist Rich Buckler
notableWriter Roy Thomas
primarySetting World War II
publisher DC Comics
relatedTitle Infinity, Inc.
spinOffFrom Justice Society of America mythos
storyTheme team-ups of Golden Age heroes
wartime patriotism
teamType superhero team
timePeriod set primarily in the early 1940s
universe DC Universe

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Justice Society of America affiliation All-Star Squadron
Gerry Conway notableWork All-Star Squadron
subject linked to: Gerry Conway (comics writer)
Gerry Conway wroteForSeries All-Star Squadron
subject linked to: Gerry Conway (comics writer)
Roy Thomas notableWork All-Star Squadron
Jay Garrick teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Rex Tyler teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Al Pratt memberOf All-Star Squadron
Ted Grant teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Johnny Thunder teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Wildcat teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Hourman teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Ted Knight teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
subject linked to: Starman
Starman associatedTeam All-Star Squadron
Doctor Mid-Nite teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
JSA Brownstone usedByTeam All-Star Squadron
Earth-Two hasOrganization All-Star Squadron
Injustice Society opposesTeam All-Star Squadron
Per Degaton enemyOf All-Star Squadron
Per Degaton appearsIn All-Star Squadron
Alan Scott teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Hawkman affiliation All-Star Squadron
Wesley Dodds teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Kent Nelson teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Rich Buckler workedOn All-Star Squadron
Gerard Francis Conway notableWork All-Star Squadron
Gerard Francis Conway wroteForSeries All-Star Squadron
Plastic Man teamAffiliation All-Star Squadron
Roy Thomas notableWork All-Star Squadron
subject linked to: Roy William Thomas Jr.
Roy Thomas wroteFor All-Star Squadron
subject linked to: Roy William Thomas Jr.
All-Star Comics (revival) featuresTeam All-Star Squadron
Roy Thomas notableWork All-Star Squadron
Roy Thomas wroteForSeries All-Star Squadron