Justice Society

For the first time in modern western history, a high concentration of powered individuals inhabited the same area. It was the dawn of a new era, and the Justice Society would rise up to protect the average citizen from the criminal threat.
One of the things that the oft abrasive Alan Scott really understood was what being a hero fundamentally meant in the 1940s. Before Wonder Woman would be taken seriously, Superman would arrive, or real imagery of superheroes would make it into the press, heroes weren't seen as the universal symbols of hope that they would grow into in later years. Though they were recognized for saving people, they were seen as people running around in tights. However, they did matter to the children. Many, though not all of the JSA was weary of this, and Alan Scott even carried imitation rings that he would give to children who'd seen him in action.
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== Roster ==
1940s Members 	Additional Members 	1980s Recruits
Wonder Woman 	Blue Beetle 	Commander Steel
Green Lantern 	Starman (Ted Knight)	Black Canary
The Flash 	Icon 	Starman (David Knight)
Doctor Mid-Nite	Guardian 	
Wild Cat 	 	
The Sandman 	 	
Hawkman 	 	
Hawkwoman 	 	
Doctor Fate 	 	
Hourman 	 	
Atom Smasher 	 	
Liberty Belle 	 	
Obsidian 	 	
Will Payton Starman in the 1960s/1970s with Diana Prince
While he is far from being someone to write-off, Wildcat is fairly rowdy and chauvinist, and frequent clashes with Wonder Woman (whose mother, apparently, he sleeps with in the comics) help him to at first become more this way but later less so. Training the daughter of Laurel Lance, who might very well be his, to fight, similarly to Million Dollar Baby, helps awaken him more fully as a person. He even picks up the Jewish fighting style Krav Maga. He also has a Leon-esque relationship with the young Selina Kyle. At that point he's in a very rough patch and taking pity on her, teaches her to fight. His reputation is a little more respected soon (considering he has to re-build his name as a separate person born much later), and things get better for him when Bruce Wayne comes to him, and he later continues Selina's training. Later still, he'll open Warriors the bar with the retired Guy Gardner. Though he's grown to be a decent and respectable person, he sees much of his young self in Guy and tries to correct him. insecurities
Guardian in Metropolis--- statue 
"After the Crisis, Ted was present when the JSA willfully exiled themselves into Limbo in order to prevent the Norse Mythology event known as Ragnarok as part of a time loop"
Extant manips time, all a manip by Vandal-- Vandal Savage intends to stop the formation of the Justice League by eliminating the weaker Justice Society before they could inspire the League. Maybe he comes to the eighties with artillery?