Top dies within days from the injuries sustained by his brain, but not before he plants a series of powerful bombs to destroy Central City as a final revenge.

Certain that the superhero would never believe them if they tried to warn him of the crisis, the Rogues desperately attempt to find the bombs despite the Flash's unwitting opposition.

When Barry Allen's parents were in a car accident, Dillon's spirit is somehow able to take possession of the vacant body of his father, Henry.

[2] About a week after, Roscoe Dillon takes possession of another comatose body and begins wreaking havoc on anyone Barry Allen knew.

After knocking him out, Barry takes Dillon to the Justice League Watchtower and asks Zatanna to alter his mind to make him a hero.

Dillon apparently returns to his villainous ways after inhabiting a new body, one of Senator Thomas O'Neill, a vice-presidential nominee.

Now sane, Top tells them about his "fixing" of the Rogues and swears to remove their mental programming and return them back to their villainous ways.

[5] Roscoe Hynes was a Tuskegee Airman who led a squadron of prototype planes on its first combat mission during World War II.

During the battle Hynes breaks formation to test the prototype plane's flight capabilities, and disappears into thin air.

Driven insane due to isolation, he tried desperately to escape using his newfound ability to control the wind, but this only served to create massive wormholes that pulled people and objects (including an entire ship) into the Speed Force.

[11] Due to the organization refusing to admit members whose relatives have committed crimes, the Top works to prevent Barry Allen from indirectly sending his ancestor to jail and protect his place on the Renegades, only to be defeated by him and arrested by his former comrades.