Contents 1 Appearing in "The Super-Exiles of Earth!" 2 Synopsis for "The Super-Exiles of Earth!" 3 Notes 4 Trivia 5 See Also 6 Recommended Reading 7 Links and References

Appearing in "The Super-Exiles of Earth!"

Featured Characters:

• Justice League of America
  •  Aquaman 
  •  Atom 
  •  Batman 
  •  Flash 
  •  Green Arrow 
  •  Green Lantern 
  •  Martian Manhunter 
  •  Superman 
  •  Wonder Woman  (flashback and main story)

Supporting Characters:

• Snapper Carr

Villains:

•  Dr. Destiny 
• Duplicates of the JLA created by Dr. Destiny from their dreams (Single appearance)

Other Characters:

• Jean Loring
• An unnamed judge

Locations:

• Earth-One
  • Ivy Town
    • Ivy University
  • Metropolis
  • California
    • Coast City
    • Star City
  • Missouri
    • Central City
  • Empire City
  • Colorado
    • Middleton
  • Norway
  • Gotham City
    • Gotham City Art Museum
  • Rhode Island
    • Happy Harbor
      • Secret Sanctuary
  • A United States mint
• Saturn
• Earth's Moon

Items:

• Green Kryptonite
• Green Lantern Ring
• Lasso of Truth
• Bracelets of Submission
• Wonder Woman's Tiara
• Trick Arrows
• Bat-Signal
• Utility Belt
• Blackout Bomb
• Materioptikon

Vehicles:

• Batplane
• Wonder Woman's Invisible Jet
• Arrowplane
• JLA spaceship (Single appearance)
  
  

Synopsis for "The Super-Exiles of Earth!"

Each of the Justice League members are shocked to find when doppelgangers who make the drop on them. While the real Justice League are knocked out, the impostors commit crimes which the real Leaguers are blamed. When the real Justice League revives and tries to clear their name with the help of Jean Loring, the court finds them guilty, thanks in part to testimony of the fakes who appear in their civilian guises.

As punishment, they are exiled into space where the League begins to figure out how they can return to Earth and clear their name. Deciding to return to the Earth in their civilian guises, the Justice League reveal their true identities to each other for the first time. Battling their doppelgangers, the League manage to defeat their impostors.

Clearing their names, the League soon learns that Dr. Destiny had created a device that in conjunction with the evil side of their minds, created the duplicate League members. After destroying Destiny's device, the Atom performs a surgery on all the League member's minds so that this weakness cannot be exploited again. In order to protect their loved ones, each of the League members agree to be exposed to Amnesium from Superman's Fortress of Solitude in order to forget their memory of their true identities from one another.

Notes

• This issue is reprinted in Justice League of America Archives Volume 3 and JLA: The Greatest Stories Ever Told.

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Write your own review of this comic!
• Discuss Justice League of America Vol 1 19 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the Justice League of America series

Recommended Reading

• Justice League

• Justice League of America (Volume 1)
• Justice League of America (Volume 2)
• Justice League of America (Volume 3)
• JLA (Volume 1)
• Justice League (Volume 2)
• Justice League International (Volume 1)
• Justice League International (Volume 2)
• Justice League International (Volume 3)
• Justice League Europe (Volume 1)
• Justice League America (Volume 1)
• Justice League Task Force (Volume 1)
• Justice League Quarterly (Volume 1)
• Justice League Dark (Volume 1)
• Extreme Justice (Volume 1)
• Justice League Elite (Volume 1)

Links and References

• No external links.

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