(JSA #34, 35, 37) - The Ultra-Humanite used Johnny Thunder’s Thunderbolt to conquer the world, and imprisoned Star-Spangled Kid and virtually every superhuman on Earth in stasis tubes, only reviving them when he needed mind-controlled slaves to serve in his personal guard the Thunderfront. The Kid served as a member of the Thunderfront when they attacked the JSA, the only heroes not under the Humanite’s control. The JSA used a device that disrupted the braincaps Humanite used to control the Thunderfront, leaving them unconscious but freed from Humanite’s mental domination. The JSA later defeated the Humanite, and the Kid and the JSA attended the funeral of Johnny Thunder, whose body gave out after he was freed from the Humanite’s control.

(Hawkman IV #1) - Star-Spangled Kid and the JSA responded when riminals hijacked a helicopter. hawman dealt with them swifty and brutally, and Power Girl didn't like the old shoulder he'd been showing his teammates. Sentinel asked her to be understanding because Hawkman evidently had a lot on his mind.

(Green Arrow III #12, 13) - The Kid told Black Canary her date for the evening Green Arrow had arrived. Star-Spangled Kid was awoken from a good night's sleep when Hawkman and Green Arrow started brawling at the JSA hq. Hawkman didn't want Arrow dating Canary because he thought Arrow was bad for her, but Canary didn't like having them fight over her and ended their argument with a sonic scream.

(JSA #39) - Power Girl told Star-Spangled Kid and Hawkgirl about a recent adventure beating the daylights out obsessed supervillain Da’ Bomb, and gave them a bit of advice. Power Girl had qualities that made people think of her as a witch even though those same qualities would have been accepted in a male hero, but she told them to always be true to yourself and show people the type of woman you are, even if it’s unpopular.

(JSA #40) - The Shadower took Kenton Elementary School hostage and demanded that Dr. Mid-Nite save the life of his grandfather, the original Shadower Vartan Kevork, who was deathly ill. Star-Spangled Kid and the JSA were one the scene of the hostage situation, and after Mid-Nite failed to save Kevork’s life, the Kid and Captain Marvel saved the hostages and convinced the Shadower to give himself up.

(JSA #41) - Hourman told Star-Spangled Kid and the JSA he had a premonition of Black Barax attacking Tylerco to prevent them from performing an experiment that would prove the existence of tachyons. The JSA fought Barax at Tylerco, but he succeeded in wrecking Tylerco’s experiment, and when his time machine malfunctioned it took some of the JSAers back in time to the 1940s’.

(JSA #44) - Star-Spangled Kid and the JSA threw a party to welcome back Mr. Terrific, Hawkgirl and Captain Marvel, who’d been lost in time.

(JLA / JSA: Virtue and Vice) - Star-Spangled-Kid attended the first annual JLA and JSA Thanksgiving celebration when the teams were called to Arusha, Tanzania to stop Doctor Bedlam from disrupting the Pan-African Conference on World Hunger. The JLA and JSA defeated Bedlam, but the attack was a ruse on the part of Johnny Sorrow to give him the opportunity to have Despero possess President Luthor, who was at the conference, and to have the Seven Deadly Sins possess members of the JLA and JSA. The possessed heroes destroyed JSA headquarters and incapacitated the unpossessed JLA and JSA members. The Kid was among the heroes banished to Fate’s Tower by the possessed Dr. Fate, but they escaped then freed a number of JLA and JSA members imprisoned in Limbo. The JLA and JSA helped Shazam re-chain the Deadly Sins in the Rock of Eternity, defeated Johnny Sorrow and freed Luthor from Despero.

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(JSA #45) – Star-Spangled Kid and the JSA provided security for the trial of Kobra for terrorist acts, which was necessary because hundreds of Kobra cultists were swarming the district court building where Kobra was being tried. Under Kobra’s orders the cultists threatened to activate bombs implanted in their bodies, killing themselves. Rather than allow the bloodshed the judge and Director Bones of the D.E.O. agreed to let Kobra go free for the time being. Black Adam and Atom-Smasher were outraged, and both agreed Kobra should have been killed for his crimes then and there. Star-Spangled Kid and the rest of the JSA vehemently opposed their viewpoint, so the duo quit the team. “Dr. Fate” then removed his helmet and revealed he was really the JSA’s nemesis Mordru.

(JSA #46-51) - Mordru tore into the Kid and the JSA and Obsidian soon arrived to cause further chaos. Obsidian sucked the Star-Spangled Kid, Captain Marvel and Sentinel into the Shadowlands. The Kid and Marvel lost Sentinel in the Shadowlands, and Marvel was cut off from Shazam’s magic and transformed back to Billy Batson. The Kid was amazed to learn that Captain Marvel was actually the same age as her. They were caught in a part of the Shadowlands that Obsidian made into Sentinel’s personal nightmare, and after battling a shadow creature made to look like Sentinel’s deceased wife Thorn, they shared a moment and a kiss. They found Sentinel, who was nearly dead, in the company of the Shade. Billy thought that if they found Sentinel’s daughter Jade she could heal him by lending him some of her power. The Kid knew Shade walked the line between good and evil, but he’d help any original JSA member, so she ordered him to help them escape the Shadowlands. The Shade told her he was impressed with her bravado and believed she might have a bright future, then teleported them out of the Shadowlands. Billy and the Kid presented their case to Jade, but before she could help Sentinel, Obsidian attacked the heroes. Obsidian was defeated when Sentinel regained his Starheart and stripped Obsidian of his powers. The Kid and the JSA then battled Mordru, and Dr. Fate imprisoned Mordru in the Rock of Eternity with Shazam’s help.

(JSA #52) - Stargirl asked Captain Marvel out on a date, and they went to the movies.

(JSA #54) - Stargirl, the JSA and JLA celebrated Thanksgiving at JSA hq. Stargirl was mortified that she had to sit at the kids’ table with Impulse and J.J. Thunder for dinner. Kulak and the Warlord of Ys ruined the Thanksgiving meal, but were quickly defeated by the heroes. The JLA and JSA settled for ordering out, and had pizza for Thanksgiving.

(JSA #55) - Stargirl welcomed the new JSA Museum curator Ma Hunkle, who helped her find her misplaced cosmic converter belt.

(Hawkman IV #23)- Stargirl and the JSA traveled to St. Roch to attend a party for Hawkman, but first Stargirl, Hawkgirl and Power Girl took in the sights of the city. Hawkman’s party ended when the JSA heard a news report about Black Adam’s conquest of Kahndaq.

(JSA #57, Hawkman IV #24, JSA #58, Hawkman IV #25)- Stargirl and the JSA traveled to Kahndaq in the Steel Eagle with the intention of taking the members of Black Adam’s superteam, their former allies, back home before Adam completely turned them into villains. Stargirl was particularly worried for her old crush Atom-Smasher. Black Adam destroyed the Steel Eagle, and the team was scattered across Kahndaq. Stargirl and the JSAers had to battle Adam’s teammates Eclipso (Alex Montez), Nemesis and Northwind. Atom-Smasher captured Stargirl and brought her to Black Adam’s palace. She was upset with Atom, asking if there was any of the man that welcomed her into the JSA still in him. Black Adam told Atom-Smasher to hold down the palace while Adam fought the JSA, and then Atom II revealed himself to Stargirl and Atom-Smasher. Atom-Smasher, agreeing with Atom that Blak Adam’d gone too far, helped Stargirl free Captain Marvel from captivity in Adam’s palace, then brokered a peace pact between his team and the JSA. The JSA promised not to interfere further in Kahndaq as long as Black Adam and his team remained within the country’s orders and didn’t try conquering any surrounding nations. Stargirl desperately wanted Atom-Smasher to go back to the U.S. with the JSA, but he chose to stay with Black Adam.

(JSA #59) - Captain Marvel broke up with Stargirl, telling her he cared about her but that their relationship couldn’t continue because the other JSAers didn’t approve, not realizing he was a teenager like Stargirl. Stargirl begged him to share his secret identity withhis teammates and stay with her, but he sadly declined.

(JSA #60-62) - Stargirl and some other JSAers accompanied a tour of school children through the JSA Museum. Afterwards Stargirl and the others responded to a crime scene, an unknown shooter had killed Dr. Mid-Nite’s assistant Ice Sickle. Flash went to the forensics lab to investigate the evidence, and Stargirl continued to tutor under him. She was not in much of a mood to spend time with Flash after his talk with Captain Marvel resulted in Marvel dumping her and quitting the JSA. The killer turned out to be Louis Snipe, one of the souls damned by Spectre Jim Corrigan that the Spirit King raised from the dead. Stargirl and the JSA fought the army of the dead, but knew it was the Spectre who had to return them to Hell. Spectre banished the undead army and destroyed the Spirit King.

(JSA #63, 64) - Sand’s astral self was trapped in the Dreaming, and had to be reunited with his body to restore him, so Dr. Fate sent Stargirl and other JSAers to the Dreaming. They encountered Sand, who’d come under the control of Brute and Glob and become their new Sandman. Sand attacked the heroes, but Dr. Fate disposed of Brute and Glob, allowing Sand’s mind to be restored to his body. The JSA threw a party to celebrate.

(Superman / Batman #13) - Stargirl and the JSA were among the heroes invited to Paradise Island to welcome Superman's cousin Supergirl into the superhero community.

(JSA #65) - Stargirl and the JSA defeated Solomon Grundy, who was running amok in Central Park. Hourman III arrived from the future to take several JSAers toTime-Point to save the life of Hourman II. Stargirl asked to come along, but Hourman told her her future was too important to the JSA to risk having her undertake the mission.

(Identity Crisis #1) - Stargirl was among the number of heroes who attended Sue Dibny’s funeral. Afterwards heroes broke into teams to look for suspects in Sue’s murder, and Stargirl and the JSA went looking for Dr. Phosphorus.

(JSA #67) - Stargirl, S.T.R.I.P.E. and Wildcat questioned Mirror Master about Sue Dibny’s death, and learned the Rogues had nothing to do with it. Stargirl was anxious to get home to her mother; Sue Dibny’s death made her worry more than usual about her family.

(JSA #68) - Stargirl spent all day fighting Solomon Grundy, then went home and crashed. When she woke up in the morning the Red Morgue, sent by Per Degaton, executed her family, and in turn she killed the Red Morgue. Rip Hunter appeared to her, telling her he needed her to help him stop Per Degaton from altering the present. Degaton was going to do something on October 30, 1951 and blame it on the disbanded Justice Society. As a result they would be tried for treason and the JSA would never again reform. Rip Hunter had gathered past and present JSAers and brought them back in time to convince the Justice Society to get back together to oppose Degaton. Stargirl didn’t want to work with Atom-Smasher on the case, calling him a murderer. She cooled off, but it was decided Atom-Smasher should stay far away from her.

(JSA #69-72) - <October 28-30,1951> Stargirl visited Ted Knight at the mental institution where he was committed and tried to convince him to once again become Starman. He didn’t believe Stargirl was from the future, even when she showed him the cosmic rod he designed. Orderlies from the institution grabbed Stargirl and locked her away in a padded cell. The mysterious Starwoman freed Stargirl, and Stargirl broke out of the institution with Ted Knight in tow. Stargirl flew Ted to see the stars and convinced Ted his life would go on and he would get well. Stargirl and Starman met up with the rest of the reformed Justice Society and the time-traveling JSA at the Justice Society brownstone. Hourman informed them Per Degaton was going to assassinate the President. The Justice Society and JSA went to Washington to warn Truman that his life was in danger. Degaton and the Red Morgue attacked Washington, but the teams were ready for him. Starwoman appeared to Stargirl to inspire her, and Stargirl realized she was a grown-up future version of her sister Patricia. Degaton used a time-disc to speed up Atom’s metabolism and turn him into a nuclear bomb ready to go off. If he exploded millions would die, but J.J. Thunder and Johnny Thunder summoned the Thunderbolt to turn Atom back to normal. The heroes defeated Degaton, who fled into the timestream. The resulting time distortion caused the Justice Society members to forget their adventure with the JSA. After Degaton was defeated Rip Hunter ferried the JSA back to the present. Stargirl found that Degaton’s defeat undid the assassination of her family, and she embraced her loved ones.

(Green Lantern: Rebirth #4-6) - Ganthet summoned Stargirl and the JSA and a number of other heroes to battle Parallax, who’d completely taken over Hal Jordan. They weakened him enough for the Spectre to separate Hal from Parallax, allowing Hal’s soul to return to his body, resurrecting him. Parallax took over Ganthet, defeated the JSA, and prepared to spread fear throughout the universe, but Hal banished him to the Central Power Battery.

(JSA #73-75) - Atom-Smasher asked to be readmitted to the JSA so Stargirl and the JSA had a meeting and a vote on it. Once they’d voted, Atom-Smasher was already gone back to Khanaq. Captain Marvel told the JSA that Jean Loring/Eclipso and the Spectre-Force were attacking Khandaq, and their help was needed there. The heroes had little luck battling Eclipso and the Spectre, and Black Adam resented their presence and began fighting them. Stargirl asked Atom-Smasher why he’d abandoned the JSA a second time. He told her he could never go back to the JSA after the murders he’d committed. Spectre only stopped his attacks when Atom-Smasher told him he’d accept the Spectre’s judgment, and allowed the Spectre to stop his heart. Black Adam restarted his heart with his magic lightning, and the JSA took Atom back to America after warning Black Adam to stay far away from him in the future.

(JSA #76) - Stargirl watched the protestors outside JSA hq. They were protesting the JSA’s association with Atom-Smasher, who was on trial for breaking international law in invading Khandaq. Atom pled guilty and was sentenced to Belle Reve. Stargirl spoke to the press and said Atom was still a JSAer, an she’d be there for him when he got out of jail.

(Supergirl V #1) - Stargirl and Supergirl engaged in girl talk while Stargirl's JSA teammates battled Solomon Grundy. JSAer Power Girl's powers suddenly went haywire, and the JSA solved the problem by separating Power Girl and Supergirl. Mr. Terrific determined that because their origins were so similar Supergirl's presence was somehow making Power Girl's powers go berserk.

(JSA #77) - Stargirl and the JSA had a meeting about their current lack of membership when Air-Wave, whose powers had overloaded, crashed into JSA hq. After recovering Air-Wave flew off to find where the transmissions were coming from that cause him to go haywire he was followed by Green Lantern I and Hal Jordan.

(JSA #78-80) - Stargirl and the JLA located Fate’s Tower, and found Fate’s helm, but no sign of Fate. Sand put on the helm, awakening Nabu. Nabu told them Spectre did something to Fate, but he didn’t know what. He opened a portal to the 5^th Dimension so the JSA could rescue J.J. Thunder. Only Stargirl, Hourman and Terrific and Stargirl made it through before Mordru attacked the rest of the JSA, breaking Nabu’s concentration and sealing the portal. They found the 5^th Dimension at war, with J.J. responsible for the chaos, and joined Shocko and Thunderbolt in their resistance of J.J. The JSAers allowed themselves to be captured by J.J.’s hounds with Thunderbolt ad Shocko hidden in liquid in Terrific’s mouth. As they approached J.J.’s throne Shocko couldn’t control himself and attacked. J.J. easily defeated the heroes and commanded Thunderbolt to kill them. Thunderbolt shook off J.J.’s commands an attacked him. The fight ended when Saradin separated Qwsp from J.J. and bound Qwsp to his service. The JSAers brought J.J. back to Earth, where he summoned the Thunderbolt to banish Mordru.

(Teen Titans III #32) - Superboy Prime confronted Superboy because he wanted to take his place, and was willing to kill him to do it. Stargirl and the JSA and the Teen Titans were called in to combat Prime. There were casualties, but Flash Jay Garrick, Flash and Kid Flash took Prime out of action by running him into the Speed Force.

(JSA #81) - Stargirl and the JSA were called to Philadelphia when Liberty Belle lost control over her powers after an attack by the Society. Stargirl showed her that her daughter Jesse was there, and was worried about her mother. This allowed Belle to focus and regain the use of her powers. Shade informed Stargirl of the death of her biological father Sam Kurtis and she burst into tears. She couldn’t understand why she still cared for a criminal who’d only done her wrong, but STRIPE told her it was because she was a good daughter.