Difference between revisions 28772133 and 32704096 on enwikiThe '''Watchtower''' is the name of various bases used by the [[Justice League|Justice League of America]] in [[DC Comics]] and various other media. It has been portrayed (in DC comics) as a building on the [[moon]] and as a space-station in orbit (in the ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]'' cartoon).⏎ ⏎ The Watchtower debuted in [[JLA|Justice League of America]]# 1 during the [[Grant Morrison]] run on the title. It is constructed of [[Promethium]] (the DC Universe equivalent of [[Adamantium]]) and uses Earthly and Martian technology. The arrival of [[Orion]] and [[Big Barda]] added [[New Genesis]] technology to the systems within. Areas of the Watchtower was shown in JLA #12 when super-villain [[Prometheus]] made his debut and downloaded the Watchtower blueprints. Among them: - "The Hall of Justice" - housed atop the Watchtowers' peak is the conference hall where the League meets and plots strategy, assigns duties and engages in open discussion. At its center a round table, a nod to [[Camelot]]'s [[Knights of the Round Table]]. There are 12 seats, 7 or 8 of which are reserved for the core members with their respective insignia. The JLA symbol itself is prominently placed in the center of the table. - Promenade - a large area devoted for ceremonies (as seen when [[Aztek]] was inaugurated as a member) as well as a place to assemble a large contingent of superheroes in cases of extreme necessity. - Monitor Womb - the heart of the Watchtower, stretching the entire center of the complex. It houses the Leagues' vast computer/communications/sensor network. All crisis points are detected through this circular chamber with multiple holographic displays. Although [[monitor duty]] is assigned in a revolving system, [[J'onn|Martian Manhunter]] often volunteers for this as his great telepathic powers are uniquely attuned to the Martian technology (similar to [[Professor X|Charles Xavier]] using [[Cerebro]]. - Trophy room - various memorabilia from the League's past cases as well as sculptures/tributes to fallen heroes. Some notable memorabilia include [[Green Arrow]]'s trick arrows, [[Booster Gold]]'s armor, [[Kanjar Ro]]'s Gamma Gong, various alien weapons/gadgets, galleries of past League rosters among others. - Armory/Hangar - adjacent to one another, this area houses a variety of specialized equipment the League or its allies may need depending on the mission as well as space-worthy ships capable of intergalactic travel. - Hydrophonics - this area houses a variety of alien [[flora]] which has greatly efficient [[photosynthesis]] compared to terran plants which serves as the Watchtowers' source of Oxygen. - Aquarium - serves as Aquaman's private quarters as well as housing marine life from other worlds. - Private quarters - each core member has a specific private quarters for extended stays. Individual quarters are personalized for the members' tastes and lifestyle (such as [[Wonder Woman]]'s Greek-themed quarters or [[Martian Manhunter]]'s meditation chamber). Additional guest quarters are available as well. - Other areas: Power Core, Recreation area, Holographic training room, Laboratories, Med-lab, Technology/Engineering Workshops, Containment Cells. Getting to the Watchtower and around the various areas is facilitated by Teleportation tubes placed for easy access in the event of an emergency.⏎ ⏎ {{DC-Comics-stub}} [[Category:Fictional secret bases]] [[Category:Fictional towers]] [[Category:DC Comics locations]] All content in the above text box is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license Version 4 and was originally sourced from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=prev&oldid=32704096.
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