All 18 centrally contracted England players will appear in the competition, running from 10 August to 1 September.
Hazell, 28, moves from Yorkshire Diamonds, with all-rounder Danielle Wyatt, 25, the only other England player to change clubs.
Wyatt, who played for Lancashire last season, has joined the Southern Vipers.
Meanwhile, four overseas players are set to make their Super League debuts, with two more to be announced at a later date.
South Africa's Sune Luus and New Zealand's Sophie Devine have joined Yorkshire, West Indies all-rounder Hayley Matthews has been allocated to Southern Vipers, while New Zealand bowler Lea Tahuhu has signed for Lancashire Thunder.
England wicketkeeper-batter Sarah Taylor, 27, has been named in Lancashire's squad after taking a break from cricket to deal with anxiety.
(all England unless stated)
Lancashire Thunder: Kate Cross, Danielle Hazell, Sarah Taylor, Jess Jonassen (Aus), Amy Satterthwaite (NZ), Lea Tahuhu (NZ).
Loughborough Lightning: Georgia Elwiss, Amy Jones, Beth Langston, Kristen Beams (Aus), Ellyse Perry (Aus), Elyse Villani (Aus).
Southern Vipers: Tash Farrant, Danielle Wyatt, Suzie Bates (NZ), Hayley Matthews (WI), Dane van Niekerk (SA).
Surrey Stars: Tammy Beaumont, Alex Hartley, Laura Marsh, Natalie Sciver, Rene Farrell (Aus), Marizanne Kapp (SA).
Western Storm: Heather Knight, Anya Shrubsole, Fran Wilson, Rachel Priest (NZ), Stafanie Taylor (WI).
Yorkshire Diamonds: Katherine Brunt, Jenny Gunn, Lauren Winfield, Sophie Devine (NZ), Sune Luus (SA), Beth Mooney (Aus).

How long does it take to drive from Scotland to Russia? James Parker took his camera and found out by driving 9,898 miles in a classic 1972 Morris Minor, raising money for charity on the way.
Passing through 19 countries, across three deserts and over two seas, Parker spent 53 days on the road.
He particularly focused on capturing male subjects, wanting to find out if gender expectations changed from the West to East.
On his journey, Parker realised: "I was being quite reflective with who I was photographing... I was focusing on situations that I recognised myself in."
As a result, many of his subjects are young men like himself. He bonded with them over their transportation, "the bike being a universal object that no language barrier detracts from using."
Driving such an unusual car was also often a benefit.
"We would stop for a rest and to stretch the legs, next thing we knew, coffee sprung out from nowhere," he remembered.
"Ten 'mechanics' turned up, the bonnet was open and it was like a Formula 1 pit crew... albeit with a few more bellies!"
The journey had many highlights for Parker, although he soon realised that driving for up to 10 hours a day could be extremely tiring.
Another struggle he encountered was finding fuel and food in remote places.
Furthermore, they were stopped by the police regularly, although he said: "Our lowest bribe was a couple of smokes and a handshake."
Despite this, "camping under the stars in the Gobi Desert, getting lost in Istanbul during the attempted coup," as well as "riding a hot air balloon over Cappadocia (Central Anatolia) during the sunrise" were particularly memorable.
Plus - the car never got a puncture.
England spinner Danielle Hazell has been named Lancashire Thunder captain as part of the player allocations for the Women's Cricket Super League.
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All photographs by James Parker.