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|image=Injustice gang.jpg
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|caption=Luthor's Injustice Gang.<br> Art by [[Barry Kitson]].
|name=Injustice Gang
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|debut=''[[Justice League of America]]'' #111 (May–June 1974)
(contracted; show full)#x27; to the Queen Bee as she is unable to see the colour red) so that they can banish her via Barda's Boom Tube, while Superman, [[Orion (comics)|Orion]], Martian Manhunter and [[Sturmer (comics)|Sturmer]] are able to trap the General in the limbo that Prometheus had discovered. Batman defeats Prometheus after reprogramming his helmet— normally capable of giving the villain the combat skills of thirty of the world's greatest martial artists— to give him the motor skills of [[Stephen Hawking]].


==DC Universe==
In Scott Snyder's ''Justice League'' series, [[Vandal Savage]] tries to establish a new Injustice Gang comprised Neanderthal tribe leaders that he saved from extinction. However, they and their respected Hall of Doom fall victim to a hostile takeover from Lex Luthor and his newly created [[Legion of Doom]]. ⏎
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==In other media==

===Television===
* In the animated ''[[Justice League (TV series)|Justice League]]'' episode 'Injustice For All,' the team consists of  [[Cheetah (comics)|Cheetah]], [[Copperhead (DC Comics)|Copperhead]], [[Solomon Grundy (comics)|Solomon Grundy]], [[Shade (comics)|The Shade]], [[Star Sapphire (comics)|Star Sapphire]], and the [[Ultra-Humanite]] and is led by [[Lex Luthor]]. They are betrayed by the Ultra-Humanite when Batman offers to donate double what Lut(contracted; show full)
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