- "No, listen, this is an old S.T.A.R. Labs research facility that nobody uses. And what's even better, no one knows it exists."
- —Barry Allen[src]
The Hall of Justice[1][2] is a hangar that is used as the base of operations for The League.
History[]
Eobard Thawne, disguised as Harrison Wells, once owned this building[3] but left it abandoned, leaving a being called Gleek caged inside.[4] When Eobard died, he left the building to Barry Allen in his will.[3]
The League at the table.
The Flash, Supergirl, J'onn J'onzz, Batwoman, Superman, White Canary, and Black Lightning held a memorial for Oliver Queen at the hangar. Afterward, Barry revealed that he plans to use the hangar as a meeting place in case they ever need to meet up to deal with a future problem. While the team was sitting around a table, the being named Gleek escaped its cage.[4]
The hangar inspired J'onn to establish the Tower, which acts as a headquarters for the Superfriends.[2]
At some point, the hangar was named the "Hall of Justice". Nate Heywood once asked for a chair in the hangar, but he never received a response.[1]
Barry later went to the Hall of Justice to meet Jefferson Pierce, whom he asked for help against Despero.[5]
Possible futures[]
According to Winn Schott, in a possible future, the hangar was still referred to as the "Hall of Justice" by residents of the 31st century.[2]
In another possible future, in 2049, after the battle against Magog and his allies, the heroes of Earth-Prime gathered at the Hall of Justice where the Spectre suddenly appeared and warned them about an upcoming threat.[6]
Known residents[]
Former residents[]
- Gleek (escaped)
Known users[]
Current users[]
Former users[]
- The League
- Kate Kane/Batwoman (passed the mantle of Batwoman on to Ryan Wilder; left Gotham City to search for Bruce Wayne)
Appearances[]
DC's Legends of Tomorrow[]
Season 5[]
Season 6[]
- "Stressed Western" (mentioned)
Supergirl[]
Season 5[]
- "Back From the Future - Part One" (mentioned)
The Flash[]
Season 8[]
- "Armageddon, Part 2"
- "Armageddon, Part 3"
- "Armageddon, Part 4" (flashbacks)
- "Death Falls" (flashbacks)
Season 9[]
- "It's My Party and I'll Die If I Want To" (mentioned)
Comics[]
EARTH-PRIME[]
Behind the scenes[]
- Like its Earth-1 counterpart, it is a homage to the Hall of Justice, a headquarters for the Justice League.
- The exterior bears a striking resemblance to Cincinnati Ohio's Union Terminal, the building that the Hall of Justice was based upon.
- This fact was referenced in the Supergirl episode "Back From the Future - Part One" when Winn Schott mentions that in a possible future, the hangar is known as "a Hall of Justice".
- In the DC's Legends of Tomorrow episode "Stressed Western", it was revealed that the hangar was eventually named the "Hall of Justice".
References[]
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