Hall of Justice (New Earth)

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Contents 1 History 2 Residents 3 Notes 4 Trivia 5 See Also

History

History of location is unknown.

Residents

• Justice League of America

• Zatanna
• Doctor Light
• Red Tornado
• Firestorm
• Vixen
• Green Lantern
• Plastic Man
  
  

Notes

• The Hall is reinforced with blast resistant concrete and 400-436 tons of titanium plates.

• Was designed by Green Lantern (John Stewart) and Wonder Woman (Diana). It was paid for by Batman and built from scratch by Superman.

• The Hall is located in the same location as the JSA and All-Star Squadron original headquarters.

• The Hall shares the same diplomatic privileges as a foreign embassy. They can legally give asylum to anyone they want, including supervillains.

• The Hall contains at least 12 floors.

• These are the known rooms located in the Hall of Justice:

• High Technology Clean Lab #2 (H.T.C.L. 2): The most advanced Laboratory of its kind in North America.

• The Kitchen: The League's combat training room

• Auxiliary Robotics Lab

• Main Conference/Meeting Room

• The Trophy Room

• Nuclear Lab

• Storage Rooms 1-12

• Slideways Control Bay

• Gift Shop

• The Morgue: Where the JLA keeps the bodies of their enemies. Mainly for the purpose of protecting the corpses from body snatching operations that are harvesting superhuman parts for re-use. It is located 3 stories below the Meeting Room.
  
  
  

Trivia

• The Hall is architecturally similar to the Hall of Justice as seen in the 1970s Super-Friends television series.

See Also

• Appearances of Hall of Justice (New Earth)
• Location Gallery: Hall of Justice (New Earth)
  
• Catalogued images related to Hall of Justice (New Earth)

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