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Captain Cold
Captain Cold.
Art by Brian Bolland.
Publication information
PublisherOng Mon
First appearanceShowcase #8 (June 1957)
Created byJohn Broome
Carmine Infantino
In-story information
Alter egoLeonard Snart
Team affiliationsInjustice League
Rogues
Secret Society of Super Villains
Suicide Squad
Justice League[1][2]
Notable aliasesThe Man who Mastered Absolute Zero, Leonard Wynters, Blue Iceman
AbilitiesPossesses a Cold Gun that allows him to freeze objects to absolute zero
Extensive knowledge of cryonics

Captain Cold (Leonard Snart) is a fictional supervillain published by DC Comics. The character was created by John Broome and Carmine Infantino, and first appeared in Showcase #8 (June 1957), in which he was the first megavillain to face the Silver Age Flash.

He is the leader of the Rogues, a loose criminal association. Captain Cold has served as a bitter enemy to the Silver Age Flash Barry Allen, both enemy and grudging friend to the third Flash Wally West, and one of the killers of the fourth Flash Bart Allen.[3]

IGN's list of the Top 100 Comic Book Villains Of All Time List ranked Captain Cold as #27.[4]

Fictional character biography

Leonard Snart was raised by an abusive father and took refuge with his grandfather, who worked in an ice truck. When his grandfather died, Len grew tired of his father's abuse and set out to start a criminal career. Snart joined up with a group of small-time thieves and in planning out a robbery, each was issued a gun and a visor to protect their eyes against the flashes of gunfire. This visor design would later be adapted by Snart into his trademark costume. In recent years he has added a radio receiver to them which picks up the police band to monitor local law enforcement. Snart and the other thugs were captured by the Flash and imprisoned. Snart decided to go solo, but knew he had to do something about the local hero, the Flash.[3]

Snart read an article that theorized that the energy emissions of a cyclotron could interfere with the Flash's speed. He designed a weapon to harness that power and broke into a cyclotron lab, intending to use the device to charge up his experimental gun. As he was finishing his experiment, a security guard surprised Snart. Intending to use his gun only to scare the guard, he inadvertently pulled the trigger and discovered that his weapon had been altered in a way he had never imagined. The moisture in the air around the guard froze. Intrigued by this twist of fate, Snart donned a parka and the aforementioned visor and declared himself to be Captain Cold - the man who mastered absolute zero. Snart then committed a series of non-lethal crimes, on one occasion placing the city in suspended animation in an attempt to force Iris West to marry him as he had fallen in love with her when he saw her in the prison, but the Flash got through a wall of ice and was able to reverse the process. He later fell in love with a newscaster, and competed with Heat Wave (in his first appearance) over her in a crime spree, but they were both beaten by the Flash. But after Barry Allen's death, during the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Captain Cold became a bounty hunter with his sister Lisa, the Golden Glider.[3]

During the events of Underworld Unleashed, Captain Cold lost his soul to Neron but Wally West brought it back to the land of the living. He soon returned to crime, this time a member of Wally's Rogues Gallery. The Rogues had first been assembled when another Flash foe, the super-intelligent Gorilla Grodd had broken them out of jail to distract the Flash. The Golden Glider had abandoned her bounty hunter career and had started partnering with a series of thugs who she dressed in a costume, armed with a copy of Captain Cold's signature Cold Gun, and called Chillblaine. Already distraught over the death of her lover, the Top, it seemed that the supposed death of her brother pushed her over the edge. But the last Chillblaine was a little smarter and more vicious. He murdered the Golden Glider, prompting Captain Cold to hunt him down, torture him and kill him by freezing his outer layer of skin and then pushing him off a high rise building. Not long after that, Snart was framed by a new incarnation of Mister Element. He used his Element Gun to simulate Cold's gun, using ice and cold to murder several police officers before Captain Cold and the Flash discovered who was actually responsible. With the death of his sister, and having killed Chillblaine and Mr. Element in vengeance, Cold has again become an unrepentant criminal. However, during a confrontation with Brother Grimm, Cold actually worked with Wally West to defeat the powerful magic user, although this was mainly because he and Mirror Master had been betrayed by Grimm and wanted revenge.[3]

Captain Cold was declared the leader of the Flash's Rogue's Gallery. His skill and experience have made him a strong leader to the likes of the Weather Wizard, the new Trickster, the new Mirror Master, and the new Captain Boomerang. Len seems to have taken the young Captain Boomerang under his wing, after the elder Boomerang was recently killed. Tabloids rumoured that Captain Cold's sister, the Golden Glider, was Boomerang's mother, making him Captain Cold's nephew. This turned out to be false, however, as the new Boomerang's mother has been revealed to be Meloni Thawne, who is also the mother of Bart Allen. Despite his more ruthless nature as of late, Captain Cold's heart is not completely frozen, evidenced by having sent flowers to honor Sue Dibny, murdered wife of the Elongated Man.[volume & issue needed]

Traditionally, Captain Cold is driven by three things: money, women, and the desire to beat Barry Allen. Although not the lech that Captain Boomerang was, Len Snart has an eye for the ladies, particularly models. When Barry Allen died, Captain Cold drifted for a while, jumping back and forth over the lines of crime and justice. He was captured by the Manhunter and served time in the Suicide Squad, worked with his sister as a bounty hunter (Golden Snowball Recoveries), and, with his longtime friend and sometimes nemesis Heat Wave, encountered Fire and Ice of the Justice League. He has teamed up with various villains over the years other than the many Rogues. These include Catwoman and the Secret Society of Super Villains. His favorite baseball team is the Houston Astros.[volume & issue needed]

"One Year Later"

In the 2006 "One Year Later" storyline, he and several other Rogues are approached by Inertia with a plan to kill the Flash (then Bart Allen). Though Inertia was defeated, Captain Cold, Weather Wizard, Heat Wave, Mirror Master and Abra Kadabra killed Bart with a combined barrage of their elemental weapons. He, Heat Wave, and Weather Wizard seemed to express guilt, however, after learning the identity of the Flash and how young he was.

Salvation Run

Captain Cold is one of the exiled villains featured in the 2007-08 miniseries Salvation Run along with his fellow Rogues: Heat Wave, Weather Wizard, Mirror Master, and Abra Kadabra.

Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge

In the 2008 miniseries Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge, Captain Cold and the Rogues briefly joined Libra's Secret Society of Super Villains. In Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge story, however, Cold and the rest of the Rogues reject Libra's offer, wanting to stay out of the game. Before they can retire, they hear of Inertia escaping and decide to stick around long enough to get revenge for being used.[5] Cold and his group is challenged by a new set of Rogues, formed by Libra to be their replacements. The new group, having kidnapped Cold's father, challenge the Rogues, and are defeated and killed. Cold goes to his father, talking to him about the abuse he suffered, and the fate of his sister. After the elder Snart insults him and his mother, calling them weak, Cold punches him, but finds himself unable to kill him, instead getting Heat Wave to do it.[6] The Rogues have their confrontation with Inertia, despite interference by Zoom and Libra, and kill Inertia. Libra then reveals that he needs the Rogues because Barry Allen has returned from the dead, and the Flashes are potential threats to him and Darkseid. Though shocked by the news that Allen is alive, Cold still rejects his offer of membership. After regrouping, Cold and the other Rogues agree not to retire, claiming that the game is back on.[7] In "Final Crisis" #7, someone that looks like Captain Cold appears as a Justifier and is seen fighting the Female Furies alongside the other Justifiers under Lex Luthor's control.

The Flash: Rebirth

In the 2009 The Flash: Rebirth miniseries, Captain Cold is seen with the other Rogues, reading about Barry Allen's return and claiming that they would need more of the Rogues.[8] The Rogues are still debating Allen's return, with Cold saying it's time to pull out their contingency plan that Scudder came up with, stating "In case The Flash returns, break glass."[9]

"Blackest Night"

In the 2009–2010 "Blackest Night" storyline, the Rogues realize that the bodies of various dead Rogues are missing and prepare to fight them. Captain Cold knows that his sister, the Golden Glider, is among the reanimated Black Lanterns but is still ready to lead the Rogues against the zombies.[10] He is confronted by the Black Lantern Glider, who attempts to use his feelings of love for her against him. However, Captain Cold manages to suppress these feelings long enough for him to fight back, freezing her within a block of ice.[11] He subsequently kills Owen Mercer by throwing him into a pit with his Black Lantern father when he learns that Owen has been feeding people to his father in the belief that consuming flesh will restore him to life, informing Owen that Rogues do not kill women and children.[12]

The Flash (Vol. 3)

In The Flash (Vol. 3), Captain Cold and the Rogues visit Sam Scudder's old hideout and unveil a giant mirror with the words In Case of Flash: Break Glass written on it and release beings from a Mirror World upon breaking it.[13] However, Captain Cold is told by Mirror Master he had discovered that the giant mirror is actually a slow acting poison.[14]

The New 52

In the timeline of the 2011 company-wide reboot of all its superhero titles, The New 52, Captain Cold is reintroduced as a younger man than in the previous timeline. His origin remains the same, however, his sister Lisa has not been the Golden Glider, and is instead dying of cancer. Upon learning that the hospital does not have enough energy to power a laser that could save her life, because of an EMP seemingly caused by the Flash, Cold blames him for everything that has happened to him, including a falling out with the Rogues, and decides to break the rules of their "game" and kill the Flash. Captain Cold has undergone experiments that have given him ice-based metahuman powers, including the ability to slow down the molecules around him, creating a field of inertia that reduces the Flash's speed to human level, allowing Captain Cold to touch him and effortlessly beat him.[15] He and the Rogues are set to return,[16] but later defeated them with help from Flash, and the Pied Piper.[17]

After freeing the Trickster and attending the meeting at the Justice League Watchtower, the Rogues return to Central and Keystone City, only to see that both have been destroyed by Gorilla Grodd. Grodd returns to Central City during the eclipse, while a ceremony commemorating Flash between the humans and gorillas is occurring. Grodd proceeds to take control of Central City as its king and renames it Gorilla City. Captain Cold sees the city's cops tied up from Grodd, and proceeds to free them. He then asks Mirror Master to help him get to the hospital where his sister is being held in order to check on her. While there, the Crime Syndicate send Black Bison, Hyena, Multiplex, Plastique and Typhoon to finish Grodd's work and destroy the hospital. The Rogues are able to hold them off, only to be interrupted by Deathstorm and Power Ring, who were sent by Ultraman to deal with the Rogues for resisting the Crime Syndicate's offer to join them. After battling Deathstorm and Power Ring, Deathstorm attacks Captain Cold and is able to extract his freezing powers from his DNA. Mirror Master attempts to get the Rogues out through the Mirror World, but Power Ring destroys the mirror causing the Rogues to be separated. Captain Cold ends up at Luthor and his Kryptonian clone's location where they are also joined by Black Manta, who has retrieved Black Adam from the ocean.[18] Luthor realizes that, with the help of his clone, Black Adam, Black Manta, and Captain Cold, he may be able to stop the Crime Syndicate. Captain Cold and the rest of the squad, now joined by Batman, Catwoman, Sinestro and Deathstroke, infiltrate the fallen Watchtower, where Black Manta kills the Outsider and Cold proceeds to shatter Johnny Quick's right leg after having frozen the molecules in it with his cold gun. He then unmasks the hooded prisoner brought over from Earth-3, revealing it to be Alexander Luthor, who is their version of Shazam, Mazahs, who states he will kill them all.[19] [volume & issue needed] After defeating the crime syndicate, Captain Cold is pardoned by the U.S government. Cold and Luthor become members of the Justice League.

Powers and abilities

Like the majority of the Flash's rogues, Snart had no innate superhuman powers. He instead relied on his cold guns and instincts. Over the years Snart had modified his weapons to allow a variety of effects such as:

  • A cold beam that freezes anything it hits instantly.
  • Creating a cold field where people and objects literally stop in their tracks. Cold uses this ability to slow down the Flash's movements.
  • Bathing his opponent in a wide beam of ice designed to freeze the skin of the target so they stay conscious and do not go numb to the pain. Cold used this to kill Chill Blaine who murdered Cold's sister to make him suffer as much as possible.
  • Creating a slippery field of ice which can slow down the Flash.
  • Forming sharp stalagmites on the ground to impale his enemies. Used to kill Chill Blaine after freezing the outer layer of his skin so he could inflict as much pain as possible.
  • An "ice grenade" which was stated to "turn this place into an iceberg". Used to freeze everything in a large radius, and the whole of Iron Heights during the events of Blackest Night.
  • Creating "mirages" out of extreme cold-like heat.

Fellow ice-based villain Mr. Freeze has noted that Cold is the only cold-themed villain in the DC Universe to have mastered "absolute zero" with his weapons.

In the New 52 universe Captain Cold initially had metahuman ice powers, including the power to slow down the Flash with an inertia field, but these powers are later lost in the Forever Evil series when he is attacked by Deathstorm- the Earth-3 counterpart of Firestorm- with Cold reverting to using his classic ice gun. Despite his lack of professional expertise, Cold states that he spent so long analyzing the parts of his cold gun that he is able to recreate it in just over half an hour using parts stolen from a standard electronics shop.[20]

Costume

Like his fellow Rogues, Captain Cold's costume was developed by Paul Gambi, personal Tailor to the Rogues, allowing Cold to withstand the rigors of his Cold abilities. For 50 years his costume has stayed virtually the same. Slight variants include:

  • A white holster instead of the traditional yellow.
  • A visor with a single eye slit rather than the traditional individual eye slits, (during his work with the Suicide Squad).
  • A parka instead of the traditional spandex material.
  • The white "frost" on his parka painted or sewn onto it, but some variants have it as an additional piece of white cloth that loosely sits over the top of the parka.
  • The Cold Gun is a magenta colored pistol with one main barrel and two to four tubes also emitting from it. Although it has been drawn in a multitude of ways by DC artists, this basic original design has always been kept.

Other versions

  • Captain Cold appears in Darwyn Cooke's series DC: The New Frontier. Here he robs a Las Vegas casino where some DC heroes and others are attending a boxing match between Cassius Clay and Ted "Wildcat" Grant. Captain Cold bursts in and freezes Iris Allen's hand attached to a phone, Barry Allen hears the call from his home in and turns into the Flash, and stops Captain Cold from freezing Vegas in cryogenic detonators. While trying to escape, Flash crashes the copter with the henchwoman in and takes him down, the Flash rewired his gun and it frozen him inside.[21]
  • Based in the DC Super Friends universe, Captain Cold is part of a group of ice-themed villains called the "Ice Pack" that encased a city in ice and snow. The Ice Pack appear in DC Super Friends #16 (August 2009).
  • A teen version of Captain Cold known as Kid Kold appeared in the Teen Titans Go! comic as an enemy of Kid Flash. Like his adult counterpart, Kold had a sister who was also a supervillain, dubbed Ice Kate.[22]
  • The 25th century Captain Cold is a heroic Captain Cold, named Commander Cold as part of the 25th Century cops known as The Renegades from Professor Zoom's future, and the team's leader. Commander Cold's face, in the one shot of it without his shades, shows an uncanny resemblance to Barry Allen. He may be a descendant, or even a future version of Allen.[23]
  • Captain Cold had made two appearances in the animated-continuity comic Justice League Adventures. In issue #12, he and other ice-related villains encased an African city in ice.[24]
  • In the alternate "Flashpoint" timeline, the character is a hero going by the name Citizen Cold. He retains his current wardrobe and weaponry, and is Central City's main hero, with a museum similar to the Flash Museum, and a Rogues Gallery similar to that of the Flash, though he has killed some of his opponents. It is hinted that his heroics are a cover to hide a terrible secret.[25] He is contacted by Cyborg to join in the fight against Aquaman and Wonder Woman. When Batman refuses to join, Citizen Cold declines as well.[26] After Citizen Cold defeats Mister Freeze, he returns home and sees a news report that his sister, Lisa, has been arrested for killing their brutal father. When Wally West discovers Citizen Cold's true identity, that of a former low-level criminal, Citizen Cold confronts him before he can reveal this information, and freezes Wally in a block of ice.[25] Later, Citizen Cold invites Iris West to dinner, but it is interrupted by calls that his sister Lisa has been kidnapped by the Rogues. Citizen Cold tries to rescue Lisa, but the Rogues attack him for revenge on what he did to them. Citizen Cold is too late and Lisa is killed. Citizen Cold is injured while escaping and collapses outside his car near Iris.[27] Iris then brings him to her home. After he recovers, he gives her a key to his penthouse, and an offer to join him when he leaves Central City. He then goes after the Rogues, killing them all for what they did to his sister. When he returns home, he is confronted by Iris and the Pied Piper, who had revealed to her his murder of Wally. Citizen Cold attempts to kill Pied Piper, but Iris uses one of his own weapons to freeze him in a block of ice, just as he did to Wally.[28]
  • At the time when the "Forever Evil" storyline was happening, Grid access the files of Rhonda Pineda where the Earth-3 version of Leonard Snart was a police officer alongside Mick Rory where they have been pursuing Jonathan Allen and Rhonda. When Jonathan and Rhonda wanted the two of them to fight to the death upon being captured, Mick won the fight only for him to be killed by Jonathan anyway.[29]
  • Captain Cold appears in Injustice: Gods Among Us comic, with Superman's parents having been kidnapped by Mirror Master, the Justice League begins a large manhunt for the Rogue and start their search in Central City with several League members fighting various Flash Rogues. Captain Cold first appears being confronted by the Flash in Central City, with the Flash dodging blasts of ice from his cold guns and demanding Mirror Master's location. When the Flash shoves Cold's guns against his shoulder and legs in midblast, freezing him in place, Cold hastily relents. He reveals the location of a villains bar called World's End in Keystone City where Mirror Master should be at.As Flash leaves, Cold asks him to "Do what you have to with Mirror Master but go easy on the rest of 'em, yeah? Heroes weren't the only ones lost in Metropolis, you know?" The Flash leaves and Cold has not been seen since.

In other media

Television

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Michael Champion as Captain Cold on the 1990s The Flash TV series.
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Wentworth Miller as Captain Cold on 2014's The Flash TV series.

Live action

  • Captain Cold has also appeared in live-action form in the 1990s The Flash episode "Captain Cold". He was played by actor Michael Champion. Here Captain Cold (named Leonard Wynters and costumed in a trenchcoat) was an infamous albino hitman, who uses a nuclear-powered freeze weapon to kill his victims. He was hired by Central City crime boss Jimmy Swain (Jeffrey Combs) to kill local mob bosses and then the Flash. Flash managed to capture Captain Cold, who was taken to jail, but later managed to escape.
  • Cold appears, face unseen, in the Smallville episode "Prophecy" as part of a group assembled by Toyman. He is assigned to kill Bart "Impulse" Allen.
  • Wentworth Miller portrays Leonard Snart / Captain Cold as a recurring villain on The CW's television series The Flash.[30] As revealed in the series, his father abused both him and his younger sister as children, and was convicted for domestic violence. His stolen 'cold gun' was created by Cisco Ramon at S.T.A.R. Labs to subdue a speedster, due to its ability to freeze anything to absolute zero temperatures. In the first season, Snart attempts to eliminate the Flash multiple times to remove him as a hindrance, eventually recruiting his former colleague, Mick Rory, to join forces against the new hero. Snart gives Rory a handheld flamethrower because of Mick's obsession with fire. Now known as the supervillains Captain Cold and Heat Wave, the two end up being defeated by the Flash, only to escape a prison transport with the aid of Snart's sister, Lisa. Eventually, Snart captures Cisco and learns the Flash's secret identity of Barry Allen. Snart then makes a deal with Barry: Snart will keep Barry's identity a secret (even from Mick and Lisa) and avoid casualties in exchange for Barry not apprehending and imprisoning him. Snart later betrays Barry during a metahuman prison transfer and frees several metahumans from captivity, stating that they would make a great addition his "Rogues" crew. In season 2, Snart is blackmailed into working with his father, Lewis, who planted a bomb in Lisa to ensure his son's cooperation. Barry is able to work with Snart to infiltrate the gang until Cisco is able to remove the bomb. Snart then kills his father in retaliation. Snart is later freed from prison by the Weather Wizard to help kill the Flash, but instead he departs Central City after tipping off Barry.
In "Welcome to Earth-2", Mayor Snart is mentioned, meaning that a member of the Snart family is the mayor of Central City on Earth-2.
  • Wentworth Miller reprises his role as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold on Legends of Tomorrow. He and Mick are recruited into Rip Hunter's team on a mission to prevent Vandal Savage from destroying the world and time itself. Snart later states that he only joined the time-travelling crew so that he could go to the past and steal valuables before they are discovered. In the episode "Blood Ties", Snart attempts to alter his own past, trying to prevent the cycle of abuse he and his sister suffered from their father by stealing the emerald that his father was arrested for trying to steal two days before his father's original attempt. Unfortunately, Snart learns that the timeline always finds a way to restore itself, with his father now being arrested for attempting to sell the emerald to an undercover cop, and he resigns himself to that. "Star City 2046" reveals that Snart is becoming more accepting of the central purpose of the team's mission, to the point where he forces his partner Mick Rory away from an alternate reality where Mick wants to stay. After Rory betrays the team in "Marooned", Snart takes him to an isolated area and fires his cold gun at him, seemingly killing his former partner. However, this was only to distract Rory to allow Snart to knock him out and maroon him there. Snart later claims he always intended to return for Rory, but Rory soon reappears as the bounty hunter Chronos, having almost died but was rescued by the Time Masters and trained as their agent ("Left Behind"). Rory captures Snart and reveals himself as Chronos, telling him that he intends to kill Lisa repeatedly, taking advantage of time travelling to kill her in front of her brother again and again. Snart freezes and shatters his own hand in order to escape, and informs the team of Chronos' identity, but he is dubious about their decision to try and reform Rory after they defeat him (Hunter using the ship's advanced healing technology to literally regrow Snart's shattered hand). At Sara Lance's urging, Snart settles matters with Rory through a fistfight, to the death. Snart is soundly defeated, but a resigned Rory lets him live since the Time Masters have now sent the Hunters after the team to kill them all, including Rory for his failure.

Animated

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Captain Cold as he appears in Justice League Unlimited.
  • Captain Cold appears in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Flash and Substance", voiced by Lex Lang [31][32] He joins fellow Rogues: Captain Boomerang, Mirror Master, and Trickster into doing various attacks on Flash on the verge of the Flash Museum grand-opening in Central City. It is also mentioned in the episode that he's married, which is ironic considering his womanizing ways in the comics.
  • Captain Cold is featured in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by Steven Blum. He and Mirror Master are mentioned in "The Golden Age of Justice" where they were stopped by Batman. In "Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster", Captain Cold assists Heat Wave and Weather Wizard into robbing a bank where they end up fighting Batman. During the fight, Captain Cold and the Rogues mention about the loss of their Flash. With the help of Jay Garrick and Kid Flash, Batman was able to defeat the Rogues. By the end of the episode, Barry Allen returns to Batman's time just as Captain Cold, Heat Wave, and Weather Wizard were in the midst of a robbery. The Rogues were glad that their Flash is back as Barry Allen joins Jay Garrick and Kid Flash into beating up the Rogues.
  • Captain Cold appears in the Young Justice cartoon series, voiced by Alan Tudyk.[33] In "Independence Day," Captain Cold was robbing a jewelry store in Central City only to end up defeated by Flash and Kid Flash. In "Terrors", Captain Cold (alongside fellow ice villains Icicle Jr., Killer Frost, and Mr. Freeze) were sent to Belle Reve where Superboy and Miss Martian infiltrate the prison as the Terror Twins. Batman's suspicions of the four ice-based villains being in Belle Reve is confirmed when Captain Cold, Icicle Jr., Killer Frost, and Mr. Freeze meet up with Icicle Sr. in his plot to cause a mass breakout. Captain Cold was defeated when his inhibitor collar was reactivated. In "Coldhearted", Captain Cold alongside the other four ice-based villains were seen in their cells when Hugo Strange tells Batman and Flash that none of the ice-based villains have left their cells at the time when five ice fortresses attacked the United States. According to Greg Weisman, it was stated that Captain Cold and the other ice-based villains had helped to power one of the ice fortresses.[34] In "Satisfaction", Captain Cold targets a bank that is near where Rocket is having a bridal shower. His robbery is thwarted by Rocket, Zatanna, Miss Martian, Batgirl, Black Canary, Bumblebee, and Wonder Girl.
  • Captain Cold appears in one of the Animal Man shorts on the DC Nation block, voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.
  • Captain Cold appears in Lego Batman: Be-Leaguered, voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.[35]

Film

Video games

  • Captain Cold appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced again by Steven Blum.
  • Captain Cold appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Ryan Wickerham.[37] In the hero campaign, Captain Cold (alongside Heat Wave, Mirror Master, and Weather Wizard) is a boss in the Stryker's Island alert. In the villain campaign, Captain Cold is located in the power core area of the Hall of Doom offering missions to higher level villains. In the tie-in comic book "DC Universe Online Legends", which begins in a possible future, Captain Cold dies attempting to defend the Kryptonite-poisoned Superman from Lex Luthor.
  • Captain Cold appears in Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, voiced again by Steven Blum.
  • Captain Cold appears as a playable character in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, voiced by Robin Atkin Downes.

See also

References

  1. ^ Forever Evil #7
  2. ^ Batman & Robin Vol. 2 #33
  3. ^ a b c d Wallace, Dan (2008). "Captain Cold". In Dougall, Alastair (ed.). The DC Comics Encyclopedia. New York: Dorling Kindersley. p. 67. ISBN 0-7566-4119-5. OCLC 213309017Template:Inconsistent citations{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: postscript (link)
  4. ^ "Captain Cold is Number 27". Comics.ign.com. Retrieved 2011-01-15.
  5. ^ Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge #1
  6. ^ Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge #2
  7. ^ Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge #3
  8. ^ The Flash: Rebirth #1 (April 2009)
  9. ^ The Flash: Rebirth #6 (February 2010)
  10. ^ Blackest Night: The Flash #1 (December 2009)
  11. ^ Blackest Night: The Flash #2 (January 2010)
  12. ^ Blackest Night: The Flash #3 (February 2010)
  13. ^ Flash Secret Files and Origins (2010)
  14. ^ The Flash vol. 3 #5 (September 2010)
  15. ^ The Flash vol. 4 #6 (February 2012)
  16. ^ The Flash vol. 4 #7 (March 2012)
  17. ^ The Flash annual #1
  18. ^ Forever Evil #3
  19. ^ Forever Evil #6
  20. ^ Forever Evil #4
  21. ^ DC: The New Frontier #2 (April 2004)
  22. ^ Teen Titans Go! #53
  23. ^ The Flash (vol. 3) #1 (April 2010)
  24. ^ Justice League Adventures #12
  25. ^ a b Flashpoint: Citizen Cold #1 (June 2011)
  26. ^ Flashpoint #1 (May 2011)
  27. ^ Flashpoint: Citizen Cold #2 (July 2011)
  28. ^ Flashpoint: Citizen Cold #3 (August 2011)
  29. ^ Justice League Vol. 2 #26
  30. ^ Fowler, Matt (July 18, 2014). "The Flash: Prison Break Star To Play Captain Cold". IGN. Retrieved July 18, 2014.
  31. ^ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0485670/
  32. ^ work1113 (29 July 2009). ""Justice League" Flash and Substance (TV Episode 2006)". IMDb.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
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