League comic book series that began publication in August, following the destruction of the Watchtower at the end of the previous volume. The first issue proposed a new origin for the design of the building, indicating that it was designed by Martian Manhunter, incorporating an ancient Martian symbol for justice. In other media The Hall of Justice has appeared or been referenced in a variety of other DC Comics media. In video games, the Hall of Justice is a playable stage in Injustice: Gods Among Us, and a main location in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. In the TV series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, the term "Hall of Justice" was regularly used to refer to the city's police headquarters. The building appeared, as the focus of a criminal plot, in the fourth-season episode, "Lethal Weapon". As the criminal, Mr. Gadget, attempted to level the building using a sonic weapon, the name "Hall of Justice" clearly appeared on its façade. It bore little resemblance to the Super Friends Hall of Justice, but rather was of the faux Greco-Roman design typical of many pre-World War II United States public buildings. Revealed during the Arrowverse crossover event "Invasion!", the in-universe S.T.A.R. Labs has an old hangar that resembles the Hall of Justice,"The ArrowVerse Invasion: Superfun or Superdud?", SciFiNow, Iss. 128 (2017), p. 71. which serves as a base of operations for the assembled heroes during the events of the crossover, and later becomes their permanent base of operations by the end of the "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover event. The Hall of Justice also appears in the Young Justice animated series. The first episode reveals however that the Hall of Justice is "a cover-up headquarters... a public facade for fans to tour while the League actually operated out of the Watchtower satellite orbiting Earth". The Hall of Justice is destroyed in the episode "Cornered", forcing the heroes to instead use a warehouse as their headquarters. A number of notable toy playsets have also been made from the Hall of Justice. The Hall of Justice was first made into a playset associated with The World's Greatest Superheroes by Mego in 1976. The playset was plastic covered cardboard that folded up and latched with a metal turn lock with a carrying handle on the roof. It featured a meeting table that had a land map and galaxy map, dial a disaster