The Freedom Fighters is a team of comic book superheroes, as published by DC Comics.
The roster of the team has changed a great deal over the years. These roster lists are of the members during the team's various incarnations by team iteration.
The codenames listed under Character are those used during the time frame of the particular iteration. Characters with more than one codename for that period have them listed chronologically and separated by a slash (/). Bolded names in the most recent iteration published are the current team members.
First Appearance is the place where the character first appeared as a member of a particular iteration. It is not necessarily the first appearance of the character in print, nor the story depicting how the character joined the team.
All information is listed in publication order first, then alphabetical.
This roster covers the iteration of the team introduced in the early 1970s and later modified by retcons in the 1980s.
Character | Real name | First appearance | Notes |
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Black Condor | Richard Grey, Jr. | Justice League of America #107 (September/October 1973) |
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Doll Man | Darrell Dane |
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Human Bomb | Roy Lincoln |
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Phantom Lady | Sandra Knight |
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The Ray | Lanford "Happy" Terrill |
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Uncle Sam | N/A |
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Firebrand | Rod Reilly | Freedom Fighters #12 (January/February 1978) | |
Hourman | Rex Tyler | All-Star Squadron #31 (March 1984) |
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Invisible Hood | Kent Thurston | All-Star Squadron #31 (March 1984) |
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Magno | Tom Dalton |
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Miss America | Joan Dale |
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Neon the Unknown | Tom Corbet |
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Red Torpedo | Jim Lockhart |
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The Red Bee | Rick Raleigh | All-Star Squadron #33 (May 1984) |
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Alias the Spider | Thomas Hallaway / Thomas Ludlow | All-Star Squadron #50 (October 1985) |
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Blackhawks | N/A | ||
Jester | Chuck Lane |
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Manhunter | Dan Richards |
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Quicksilver | Max Crandall |
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Plastic Man | Patrick "Eel" O'Brian |
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The Red Bee | unknown / unclear | JSA #42 (January 2003) |
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This roster covers the iteration of the team introduced in 2001.
Character | Real name | First appearance | Notes |
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Black Condor | Ryan Kendall | JSA: Our Worlds at War #1 (September 2001) |
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Damage | Grant Emerson |
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Human Bomb | Roy Lincoln |
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Iron Munro | Arn Munro |
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The Patriot / Uncle Sam | N/A | ||
Phantom Lady | Dee Tyler |
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The Ray | Ray Terrill |
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This roster covers the iteration of the team introduced in 2006 after Infinite Crisis.
Character | Real name | First appearance | Notes |
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Firebrand | Andre Twist | Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #1 (September 2006) |
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Uncle Sam | N/A |
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Doll Man | Lester Colt | Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #2 (October 2006) |
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Human Bomb | Andy Franklin |
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Phantom Lady | Stormy Knight |
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The Ray | Stan Silver |
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Black Condor | John Trujillo | Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #3 (November 2006) | |
Red Bee | Jenna Raleigh | Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #5 (January 2007) |
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Invisible Hood | Ken Thurston |
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Miss America | Joan Dale | Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #6 (February 2007) | |
The Ray | Ray Terrill | Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #7 (March 2007) |
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