Duke Donald Godfrey (also known as Gaius) Erewhon Lionheart Seneca Osiris After Justice League Europe La Fraternité de Justice et Liberté Some time after the cancellation of the series, it was revealed in an issue of Starman that Justice League Europe was being reformed (as La Fraternité de Justice et Liberté). The new team consisted of Crimson Fox, Amazing-Man, Blue Devil, Firestorm, and Icemaiden. Icemaiden turned out to be Nash, daughter of The Mist who destroyed the team forever when she murdered Crimson Fox, Blue Devil, and Amazing Man (Blue Devil was later restored to life by Sebastian Faust). It was revealed that Mist covertly contacted Icemaiden and informed her of a supposed threat facing her homeland of Norway, and she must defeat the threat without informing anyone until afterwards. Icemaiden left during the middle of the night, and Mist replaced her within the JLE by the next morning. The JLE did not know that Mist replaced Icemaiden until Mist began her attacks against them. Mist informed Crimson Fox that the threat she informed Icemaiden about was not real, and that she had sent Icemaiden on an ultimately fruitless search so that she could disguise herself as Icemaiden and replace her on the team. Crimson Fox (Constance D'Aramis) Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond) Blue Devil Icemaiden (never actually appeared) Amazing-Man (Will Everett III) JLA Showcase #1 In 1999 Greg Weisman wrote a story for DC Comics' JLA Showcase #1, cover-dated February 2000. The one-shot consists of various Justice League stories; Weisman's was set during the time of the Justice League Europe and titled "Flashback Of Notre Dame". The story has Captain Atom, the JLE and Bette Sans Souci/Plastique meeting a group of gargoyles at Notre Dame Cathedral. After the usual misunderstanding/battle, the JLE help the gargoyles return to their home island of Brigadoon. Captain Atom Flash Kilowog Metamorpho Blue Jay Formerly Known as the Justice League / I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League Several members of this incarnation of the Justice League later formed the Super Buddies, whose humorous adventures were featured in the mini-series Formerly Known as the Justice League and later again in the title JLA: Classified with a story called I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League. Writers Keith Giffen: #1-35, Annual #1 J.M. DeMatteis: #1-9, 13, Annual #1 William Messner-Loebs: #10-13 Gerard Jones: #14-50, Annual #2-3 Collected editions In other media In a parody of