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 |
|---|---|---|
| Trickster | The Flash (TV series) Justice League Unlimited |
Mark Hamill |
| Captain Cold | Challenge of the Super Friends The Flash (TV series) Justice League Unlimited Justice League: The New Frontier Teen Titans Go! |
Dick Ryal Michael Champion Lex Lang James Arnold Taylor |
| Mirror Master | Superfriends The Flash (TV series) Justice League Unlimited The Batman (TV series) |
Casey Kasem David Cassidy Alexis Denisof John Larroquette |
| Captain Boomerang | Justice League Unlimited | Donal Gibson |
| Heat Wave | Justice League Unlimited | Lex Lang |
| Gorilla Grodd | Challenge of the Super Friends Justice League Justice League Unlimited |
Stanley Ralph Ross Powers Boothe |
| Weather Wizard | Legends of the Superheroes Superman: The Animated Series Justice League Justice League Unlimited |
Jeff Altman Miguel Ferrer Corey Burton |
| Pied Piper | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| The Top | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| The Fiddler | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| Abra Kadabra | Justice League Unlimited Batman: The Brave and the Bold |
None (did not speak) Jeff Bennett |
| Turtle | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| Thinker | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| Doctor Alchemy | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| Mr. Element | Justice League Unlimited | None (did not speak) |
| Professor Zoom / The Reverse-Flash | Batman: The Brave and the Bold | John Wesley Shipp |
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