The Starman in "Justice Society of America" volume three is a Thom Kallor similar to his pre-Crisis incarnation rather than the Star Boy who had recently appeared in "Legion of Super-Heroes" volume five, raising the question of co-existent timelines. He traveled from his future to the "Kingdom Come" universe (re-created as Earth-22 at the end of "52"), and then to the present. Kallor claims to hear voices in his head, and has been diagnosed as borderline schizophrenic. When he is not a superhero, he is a voluntary patient at the Sunshine Sanitarium. His schizophrenia began soon after he acquired his abilities, and is managed with 31st-century technology; however, present-day medication (which Dream Girl views as barbaric) fails to check his illness. In the sanitarium he assumes the identity of Danny Blaine, his favorite pulp hero on Xanthu. The god-like Gog soon restores Thom's sanity, which Thom believes is not good. Starman leaves the sanitarium and works as a gravedigger, which he believes will help him carry out his mission in the present. During a battle with the Justice Society Infinity of Earth-2, it is learned that his starfield suit was designed by and is a map of the recreated multiverse.