[3][4][5] He later created the "ultimate super-costume", which was first worn by serial killer Dell Merriwether until he was defeated by Flash and Green Lantern and sentenced to the electric chair.
Upon emigrating to Gotham City while developing the ability to emit electromagnetic light, she fell in with some gangs and took parts in robberies before being stopped by the local vigilantes and remanded to Arkham Asylum.
When the mission was a success, Deathstroke's Titans brought her to Brazil, where Allegra lashed out against her father for abandoning her and used the UV rays in the sky to fry him.
Despite coming from a criminal background and having been previously incarcerated in Iron Heights Penitentiary, Cecile Horton helps her turn her life around.
Allegra later investigates Black Hole, helps Team Flash stop various supervillains, reforms her cousin, develops a protégé-esque acquaintance with Nash Wells, and enters a relationship with Chester P. Runk.
[14] Esperanza Garcia appears in The Flash, portrayed by Alexa Barajas and voiced by Erika Soto in the seventh season.
He is also alleged to be an ancestor of the Titans hero, Tempest (formerly Aqualad)[19] and a distant relative to significant DC characters such as Aquaman, Ocean Master, and Zatanna through his brother's bloodline.
Majistra teaches Garn black magic in accordance of a prophecy regarding two brothers in eternal conflict over the fate of Atlantis as an agent of the Lords of Chaos.
[32] The events of Crisis on Infinite Earths reconnected both Jay and Joan and the entire Keystone City citizens as being in a coma until Barry Allen revived the two.
[35] Joan and Jay's marriage is cited as being "among the most popular of DC's earliest married characters" by Vaneta Rogers of Newsarama.
[34] Jim Beard in the book The Flash Companion wrote positively of the character's depiction by Sheldon Mayer which he felt was an example of "strong females" at the time.
[37] In reality, the Time Masters had kidnapped her in an attempt to save her from being killed by Doctor Manhattan's alterations to the timeline, and she is eventually recovered and transported to the present day.
Khan is a Singaporean vigilante who was trained alongside Batman early in his career but split apart, eventually taking on the "Ghost-Maker" mantle utilizing a high-tech suit and several vehicles.
[50] A similar character named Dr. Malcolm Gilmore appears in the ninth season of The Flash as an alias of Eddie Thawne / Cobalt Blue.
She was originally created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm for the Batman: The Animated Series in 1992 where she was voiced by Mari Devon.
[53][54][55] In 1989, Golden Eagle is reimagined as an unemployed Californian surfer and ally of Titans West who is later killed by a member of the Wildebeest Society.
Keith Kenyon was a political sciences student who gained gold-manipulating abilities after being exposed to gold that had been affected by toxic waste.
Scott Snyder's story Batman: The Black Mirror reintroduced James as an adult, and establishes that he is a sociopath who tortures and kills for pleasure.
After nearly killing his mother and capturing his sister, James is apprehended by his father and Batman (Dick Grayson), and institutionalized in Arkham Asylum.
Due to no longer being able to speak, he uses a pad and pencil to order Doc Willard and his henchmen to procure the required funds to transfer him into Batman's body.
Grid originated as a cybernetic system inside Cyborg that passively searched for information and developed aspects of the hackers and viruses that it encountered.
During the "Trinity War" storyline, Atomica grants Grid sentience and a physical form and recruits it into the Crime Syndicate of America.
[85][86] During the "Forever Evil" storyline, Grid aids the Crime Syndicate in their plan to take over the world before being defeated by Cyborg and trapped within his body.
[87][88] During the "Darkseid War" storyline, Owlman downloads Grid into Metron's Mobius Chair before the two are seemingly killed by a powerful entity.
He proposed to build a monorail in Manchester, Alabama, but the project was scrapped at the last minute by the county transportation commissioner, Clifton Burdett.
Burdett later ran for mayor, and Girdler decided to sabotage his election by donning the guise of Gridlock, equipped with technology able to steal the kinetic energy from people and objects, leaving them in stasis for about an hour.
Griffin Grey is a fictional character appearing in The Flash created by Danny Bilson and Paul De Meo set during One Year Later.
Prior to Zero Hour: Crisis in Time!, Grimbor was romantically involved with Charma Dresden, a mutant with passive hypnotic abilities that cause men to love her and women to hate her.
[102] This version sports striped purple skin and a mask, and temporarily used a power-neutralizing gun inspired by Nemesis Kid's powers.
He is a member of Moxie Mannheim's Intergang branch in the 1940s before being revived in a clone body in the present day and gaining the ability to transform his hands into guns that shoot bone missiles.