In began, and JSA has been the best team book of the lot (that’s right, better than Justice League Unlimited). The book has ...

There are several members of the JSA — Garrick, Scott, Wildcat I, and Hawkman — that have all been with the team since its Golden Age heyday, forming a tight core for the group. Each of these ...

James Gunn's new movie quietly rewrites DC history—and important details help paint a picture of what's to come. The ...

Warning: SPOILERS for JSA #6 ahead The superhero Wildcat may not be as powerful or as iconic as his Justice Society teammates Green Lantern, The Flash, or Doctor Fate, but that's entirely the ...

The original Wildcat of the JSA, Ted Grant, was a boxer and heavyweight champion turned superhero. A fighter of considerable skill, his only actual superpower were his “9 lives,” which granted ...

Courtney befriends and eventually recruits her into the JSA. Wildcat’s powers include retractable claw-like fingernails and feline agility.

'Stargirl' Season 2 Episode 7, "Summer School: Chapter Seven," aired on Tuesday, and one character made the huge decision to leave the JSA.

This brings us to the next episode "Wildcat", as Courtney starts her JSA recruitment drive with recently-met Yolanda Montez (who Courtney met the last episode; along with Jordan's son, Cameron.

The roster of the Golden Age JSA also included the original versions of the heroes Wildcat, Hawkgirl, Wonder Woman, Starman, Mister Terrific, Red Tornado, and Black Canary, with Batman and ...

DC Comics Other classic heroes of the JSA like Starman, Wildcat, and the rest should appear too. Especially if they have legacy heroes as members in the present day (but we’ll get to them).