Villains From Comics in Other Media
A number of villains from the comic books have made an appearance, or appearances, in other media featuring the Flash.
| Villain | Media | Actor/Actress |
|---|---|---|
| Abra Kadabra | See here | None (did not speak) Jeff Bennett |
| Black Flash | Justice League Heroes: The Flash Smallville |
|
| Captain Cold | See here | Dick Ryal Michael Bell Michael Champion Lex Lang James Arnold Taylor Steven Blum Alan Tudyk Michael Gough James Arnold Taylor Kevin Michael Richardson Ryan Wickerham |
| Captain Boomerang | See here | Donal Gibson John DiMaggio |
| Doctor Alchemy | Justice League Unlimited | |
| Fiddler | Justice League Unlimited | |
| Girder | Superman/Batman: Public Enemies | |
| Gorilla Grodd | See here | Stanley Ralph Ross Powers BootheNeil Kaplan John DiMaggio Phil LaMarr Jens Anderson |
| Heat Wave | See here | Lex Lang Steven Blum |
| Mirror Master | See here | Casey Kasem David Cassidy Alexis Denisof John Larroquette Tom Kenny Brandon Young Alexis Denisof |
| Mr. Element | Justice League Unlimited | |
| Murmur | Justice League Unlimited | |
| Pied Piper | See here | |
| Professor Zoom | See here | John Wesley Shipp C. Thomas Howell |
| Rag Doll | See here | Jeff Bennett |
| Reverse-Flash | See here | |
| Rogues | See here | |
| Shade | See here | Stephen McHattie |
| The Top | See here | |
| Trickster | See here | Mark Hamill Paul Wensley |
| Thinker | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| Turtle | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| Weather Wizard | See here | Jeff Altman Miguel Ferrer Corey Burton Robin Atkin Downes Corey Burton Brandon Young |
| Zoom | See here | Robert Dieke |
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