Vibe also makes lesser appearances in the animated series Justice League Unlimited and a self-titled DC Nation Shorts episode.

Co creator Chuck Patton discussed the characters creation stating, "We threw ideas back and forth, but the most important one that stuck out for me was Gerry really wanted to tap into breakdancing, BIG TIME, lol.

However, Gerry's inspiration was definitely more 'West Coast' oriented, so he, tapped into the spirit of the movie Electric Boogaloo and our first hero came from out of the gang element of '80s LA.

[4] Cisco Ramon is a metahuman from Detroit with the ability to generate powerful vibratory shock waves and the leader of the street gang Los Lobos.

[1][5] Vibe's presence on the team causes Aquaman and the Martian Manhunter to harbor some strong doubts about the new JLA, particularly after he got the League involves in a battle with a rival gang.

[10] During Darkseid's assault on Earth in Legends, Vibe leaves the Justice League after it disbands and is killed by one of Professor Ivo's androids.

[15][16] In DC's Free Comic Book Day 2012 sample during The New 52, a gatefold revealed various characters who would make an appearance in Justice League over the coming year, one of which was Vibe.

His powers enable him to create shock waves of considerable strength that could shatter concrete or steel as well as affect the physical world as seismic vibrations (and even earth manipulation) or the fabric of spacetime (interdimensional, transdimensional and extradimensional portals).

[26] A villainous, alternate universe incarnation of Vibe named Breakdance appears in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, voiced by Carlos Alazraqui.