History RoguesGallery / TheDCU

* ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} has [[ClothesMakeTheSuperman BlackManta]] and [[CainAndAbel Ocean Master]] sharing archvillain status, with [[PoweredArmor Carapax]], the [[PeoplePuppets Fisherman]], the [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower Scavenger]], the [[PunchClockVillain Human Flying Fish]], [[AnimalisticAbomination The Trench]], [[ThreateningShark King Shark]], [[MakingASplash the Eel]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Marine Marauder]], the [[DiabolusExNihilo Deep Six]], [[ShadowArchetype the Thirst]], Kordax, and [[FishPeople Charybdis]] rounding out the ranks.

* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' has the ComicBook/{{Cheetah}}, [[OurGiantsAreBigger Giganta]], [[PlayingWithSyringes Dr. Poison]], [[PsychicPowers Dr. Psycho]], [[{{Cyborg}} Dr. Cyber]], [[AlienGeometries Angle Man]], [[ThoseWackyNazis Baroness Von Gunther]], [[SuperScream Silver Swan]], [[EmperorScientist Queen Atomia]], [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Veronica Cale]], [[SuperSpeed Mayfly]], [[EvilCounterpart Gundra]], [[PlayingWithFire Zara]], the Queen of Fables, and some gods gone bad (ComicBook/{{Ares|DC}}, Eris, etc.) and other figures from [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek Mythology]] (Hercules, Medusa, Circe). However, many of the more recent rogues are often skipped over due to Wonder Woman's continual battle with DependingOnTheWriter, and then there's the fact that most villains she fights legitimately reform after their encounters with her.

** In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'', Bruce Wayne's successor Terry developed his own set, including [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Bli]][[PoisonousPerson ght]], [[SuperScream Shriek]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Inque]], [[BrainwashedAndCrazy Spellbinder]], [[ProfessionalKiller Curare]], [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame the Stalker]], [[AlternateCompanyEquivalent the Terrific Trio]], [[JekyllAndHyde Terminal]], [[BombThrowingAnarchists Mad Stan]], [[WhosLaughingNow Willy Watt]], [[EvilFormerFriend Big Time]], [[OverlordJr Paxton Powers]], the Royal Flush Gang, and the [[GangofHats Jokerz]]. There was even some overlap; Mr. Freeze appeared in one episode, [[spoiler:Ra's al Ghul lived to face ''both'' Batmen after [[GrandTheftMe bodyjacking his own daughter]]]] and ComicBook/TheJoker himself came BackFromTheDead to [[WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker get his own feature presentation]].
*** Lampshaded when Terry and Bruce first encounter Shriek, the following exchange takes place:
---->'''Terry:''' You know this guy?\\

** [[ComicBook/{{Impulse}} Bart Allen]]'s tenure as the fourth Flash isn't really long enough to build up a separate roster but, in addition to fighting Barry Allen/Wally West villains, he has [[EvilformerFriend Griffin]], Superboy-Prime and even gains an arch-enemy of his own, [[EvilTwin Inertia]].

** His gallery is one of the most popular in comics, and it [[Characters/SupermanRoguesGallery includes]] earthly villains like ComicBook/LexLuthor, [[{{Cyborg}} Metallo]], [[EvilKnockoff Bizarro]], [[EvilTwin Ultraman]], [[PowersAsPrograms Parasite]], [[ItAmusedMe Prankster]], [[PsychopathicManchild Toyman]], [[MakeMeWannaShout Silver Banshee]], [[PsychoElectro Livewire]], [[RobotMe Cyborg-Superman]], [[ManOfKryptonite Kryptonite Man]], [[PsychicPowers Manchester Black,]] and [[TheSyndicate Intergang]], as well as alien or space-based foes like ComicBook/{{Brainiac}}, [[KneelBeforeZod Zod]], {{ComicBook/Darkseid}}, [[GalacticConqueror Mongul]], [[SpaceCowboy Terra-Man,]] [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Doomsday]], [[PlanetKiller Imperiex]] and [[GreatGazoo Mister Mxyzptlk]]. The latest addition is Blanque, an OmnicidalManiac who is basically Superman's version of The Joker, only without any humor.

* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' has the ComicBook/{{Cheetah}}, [[OurGiantsAreBigger Giganta]], [[PlayingWithSyringes Dr. Poison]], [[PsychicPowers Dr. Psycho]], [[{{Cyborg}} Dr. Cyber]], [[AlienGeometries Angle Man]], [[ThoseWackyNazis Baroness Von Gunther]], [[MakeMeWannaShout Silver Swan]], [[EmperorScientist Queen Atomia]], [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Veronica Cale]], [[SuperSpeed Mayfly]], [[EvilCounterpart Gundra]], [[PlayingWithFire Zara]], the Queen of Fables, and some gods gone bad (ComicBook/{{Ares|DC}}, Eris, etc.) and other figures from [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek Mythology]] (Hercules, Medusa, Circe). However, many of the more recent rogues are often skipped over due to Wonder Woman's continual battle with DependingOnTheWriter, and then there's the fact that most villains she fights legitimately reform after their encounters with her.

* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' has the ComicBook/{{Cheetah}}, [[OurGiantsAreBigger Giganta]], [[PlayingWithSyringes Dr. Poison]], [[PsychicPowers Dr. Psycho]], [[{{Cyborg}} Dr. Cyber]], [[AlienGeometries Angle Man]], [[ThoseWackyNazis Baroness Von Gunther]], [[MakeMeWannaShout Silver Swan]], [[EmperorScientist Queen Atomia]], [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Veronica Cale]], [[SuperSpeed Mayfly]], [[EvilCounterpart Gundra]], [[PlayingWithFire Zara]], the Queen of Fables, and some gods gone bad (ComicBook/{{Ares|DC}}, Eris, etc.) and other figures from [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek Mythology]] (ComicBook/{{Hercules|Unbound}}, Medusa, ComicBook/{{Circe}}). However, many of the more recent rogues are often skipped over due to Wonder Woman's continual battle with DependingOnTheWriter, and then there's the fact that most villains she fights legitimately reform after their encounters with her.

* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':

* Each Franchise/GreenLantern to headline his own series has had a collection of recurring foes, though they rarely if ever have teamed up collectively.

* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':

* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'' has the ComicBook/{{Cheetah}}, [[OurGiantsAreBigger Giganta]], [[PlayingWithSyringes Dr. Poison]], [[PsychicPowers Dr. Psycho]], [[{{Cyborg}} Dr. Cyber]], [[AlienGeometries Angle Man]], [[ThoseWackyNazis Baroness Von Gunther]], [[MakeMeWannaShout Silver Swan]], [[EmperorScientist Queen Atomia]], [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Veronica Cale]], [[SuperSpeed Mayfly]], [[EvilCounterpart Gundra]], [[PlayingWithFire Zara]], the Queen of Fables, and some gods gone bad (ComicBook/{{Ares|DC}}, Eris, etc.) and other figures from [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Greek Mythology]] (ComicBook/{{Hercules|Unbound}}, Medusa, ComicBook/{{Circe}}). However, many of the more recent rogues are often skipped over due to Wonder Woman's continual battle with DependingOnTheWriter, and then there's the fact that most villains she fights legitimately reform after their encounters with her.

* In addition to their individual enemies, the Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica had a handful of villains that regularly fought them as a team: [[PowerCopying Amazo]], Despero, Starro the Conqueror, Kanjar Ro, Starbreaker, The Shaggy Man (later known as the General), The Queen Bee, and Prometheus, to name but a few. Two of the most famous villain teams are the Injustice League and the Secret Society of Supervillains.

* ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} has ComicBook/BlackManta and [[CainAndAbel Ocean Master]] sharing archvillain status, with [[PoweredArmor Carapax]], the [[PeoplePuppets Fisherman]], the [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower Scavenger]], the [[PunchClockVillain Human Flying Fish]], [[AnimalisticAbomination The Trench]], [[ThreateningShark King Shark]], [[MakingASplash the Eel]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Marine Marauder]], the [[DiabolusExNihilo Deep Six]], [[ShadowArchetype the Thirst]], Kordax, and [[FishPeople Charybdis]] rounding out the ranks.

** In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'', Bruce Wayne's successor Terry developed his own set, including [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Bli]][[PoisonousPerson ght]], [[SuperScrea Shriek]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Inque]], [[BrainwashedAndCrazy Spellbinder]], [[ProfessionalKiller Curare]], [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame the Stalker]], [[AlternateCompanyEquivalent the Terrific Trio]], [[JekyllAndHyde Terminal]], [[BombThrowingAnarchists Mad Stan]], [[WhosLaughingNow Willy Watt]], [[EvilFormerFriend Big Time]], [[OverlordJr Paxton Powers]], the Royal Flush Gang, and the [[GangofHats Jokerz]]. There was even some overlap; Mr. Freeze appeared in one episode, [[spoiler:Ra's al Ghul lived to face ''both'' Batmen after [[GrandTheftMe bodyjacking his own daughter]]]] and ComicBook/TheJoker himself came BackFromTheDead to [[WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker get his own feature presentation]].

** In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'', Bruce Wayne's successor Terry developed his own set, including [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Bli]][[PoisonousPerson ght]], [[MakeMeWannaShout Shriek]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Inque]], [[BrainwashedAndCrazy Spellbinder]], [[ProfessionalKiller Curare]], [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame the Stalker]], [[AlternateCompanyEquivalent the Terrific Trio]], [[JekyllAndHyde Terminal]], [[BombThrowingAnarchists Mad Stan]], [[WhosLaughingNow Willy Watt]], [[EvilFormerFriend Big Time]], [[OverlordJr Paxton Powers]], the Royal Flush Gang, and the [[GangofHats Jokerz]]. There was even some overlap; Mr. Freeze appeared in one episode, [[spoiler:Ra's al Ghul lived to face ''both'' Batmen after [[GrandTheftMe bodyjacking his own daughter]]]] and ComicBook/TheJoker himself came BackFromTheDead to [[WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker get his own feature presentation]].

* ''Franchise/TheFlash''
** Enemies peculiar to the Golden Age Flash Jay Garrick included the Turtle, the Thinker, the Fiddler, the Thorn, the Eel, Star Sapphire (an alien queen from another dimension and not to be confused with the similarly-named Green Lantern villain, though [[{{Retcon}} later revealed]] to be a former Zamaron queen), the Rival (Jay's own Reverse-Flash, who wore a darker version of Jay's costume with a mask), Rag Doll, the ComicBook/{{Shade}}, and ComicBook/VandalSavage.
** Barry Allen has an impressively large selection of enemies, the most recognizable of which include [[AnIcePerson Captain Cold]], the Trickster, Mirror Master, Captain Boomerang, Weather Wizard, [[ComicBook/{{Shade}} the Shade]], Pied Piper, [[KillerGorilla Gorilla Grodd]], [[{{Pyromaniac}} Heat Wave]], [[GemstoneAssault Golden Glider]], the Top, Professor Zoom/[[EvilCounterpart Reverse-Flash]], etc. They were also marked being a really unambitious bunch, considering they all have some incredibly powerful tech and [[CutLexLuthorACheck the best use most can think of is simple robberies of local targets]]. It's implied that many are at ''least'' as unstable as Batman's. Most actually called themselves "The Rogues" and are [[AffablyEvil unusually social for supervillains]]. Gorilla Grodd and the original Reverse Flash are not members of and actually hate the Rogues (the feeling is mutual -- the fact that said villains [[EvenEvilHasStandards are probably the most heinous of the Flash's foes]] is implied to play a large part in the mutual dislike). The Rogues, in turn, have shunned other members of the Flash's Rogues Gallery, such as Abra Kadabra and the Rainbow Raider/s, though they will tolerate them when something big comes up (like Captain Boomerang's funeral) or when their goals coincide.

* The ComicBook/TeenTitans have had ComicBook/{{Deathstroke}}, [[ComicBook/TheJudasContract Terra]], Trigon, Brother Blood, [[CainAndAbel Blackfire]], Psimon, and occasionally the Brotherhood of Evil. More recent additions are Jericho and {{evil counterpart}}s like the Terror Titans and the Titans of Tomorrow. [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans The animated Titans]] had Slade, Brother Blood, the HIVE, the Brotherhood of Evil, Trigon, Blackfire ([[LighterAndSofter though many of these names are the same, the animated villains were often very different in terms of personality and motivation than their comic counterparts]]) and a wide variety of gag or {{Harmless Villain}}s.

** The most famous examples include ComicBook/TheJoker[[note]]an incredibly deranged man who looks like a clown obsessed with Batman himself[[/note]],ComicBook/TheScarecrow[[note]]a psychologist dressed in a scarecrow costume who is obsessed with fear[[/note]], ComicBook/TwoFace[[note]]an attorney who became obsessed with duality after half his body was disfigured[[/note]], ComicBook/PoisonIvy[[note]]a woman capable of controlling plants and an eco-terrorist[[/note]], ComicBook/ThePenguin[[note]]a scion of a wealthy family who was born heavily disfigured; now a crime lord in Gotham City[[/note]], ComicBook/TheRiddler[[note]]a criminal mastermind obsessed with proving his own genius by leaving difficult clues behind[[/note]], Comicbook/{{Catwoman}}[[note]]a cat burglar who has an on-off relationship with Batman[[/note]], ComicBook/MrFreeze,[[note]]a cryogenicist trapped in a cooling suit; he is seeking money to revive his frozen wife[[/note]], Hugo Strange[[note]]a scientist and psychologist also obsessed with Batman, being one of the few to have been able to deduce his true identity[[/note]], Hush[[note]]scion of a wealthy Gotham family who wants revenge on the Wayne family[[/note]], ComicBook/HarleyQuinn[[note]]a former psychiatrist of Arkham Asylum who became infatuated with The Joker[[/note]], Clayface[[note]]a series of characters who all have clay-like bodies that allow them to take on the appearances of other people and reshape their bodies at will[[/note]], Killer Croc[[note]]a man with a rare genetic deformity that gives him crocodile-like characteristics[[/note]], ComicBook/RasAlGhul[[note]]the seemingly immortal leader of an AncientConspiracy dedicated to steering society, and in one continuity [[EvilMentor is also Batman's mentor]][[/note]], ComicBook/TaliaAlGhul, [[note]]Ra's [[DaddysLittleVillain loyal daughter]] who's often either a foe or LoveInterest to Bruce[[/note]], ComicBook/{{Deadshot}}[[note]]a ProfessionalKiller with almost supernatural aim[[/note]], ComicBook/{{Bane}}[[note]]an exceptionally intelligent man who was raised in a prison and experimented on with a combat drug[[/note]], Mad Hatter[[note]]a madman obsessed with Creator/LewisCarroll's ''[[Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland Alice in Wonderland]]''[[/note]], and Black Mask[[note]]a crime lord obsessed with masks; the mask he wears was fused with the skin of his head after a fire.[[/note]]. He's also got a bunch of lower-tier but still important villains like Man-Bat, Killer Moth, Firefly, the Ventriloquist and Scarface, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, the Great White Shark, Victor Zsasz, the Court of Owls, Professor Pyg, Maxie Zeus, Calendar Man, Solomon Grundy, Lock-Up, Talon, Lady Shiva, Anarky, Dr. Phosphorous, Ratcatcher and Cluemaster[[note]]The father of [[ComicBook/Batgirl2009 Stephanie Brown]]. Hadn't really used his gimmick since her introduction[[/note]].

** Tim Drake was the first [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Robin]] to start collecting his own personal rogues gallery while still acting as the Dark Knight's squire, and he continued adding to it as ComicBook/RedRobin. Notable members include [[MightyWhitey King Snake]], [[DragonLady Lynx]] (I & III), [[EnfantTerrible The General]], [[PowersViaPossession Johnny Warlock]], [[EvilSorcerer Warlock's Daughter]], [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame Jaeger]], [[ProfessionalKiller Scarab]], [[VillainTeleportation Dodge]], [[SnakePeople Tapeworm]], [[PoisonousPerson Wanderer]], [[BloodKnight Widower]], [[MasterPoisoner Funnel]], the BodyHorror inducing [[PeoplePuppets Sac]] and the [[DarwinistDesire Daughters of Acheron]].

* ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} and the rest of the Hawk-Family have had a number of enemies ranging from villainous fellow aliens and non-powered human criminals to meta-humans and even figures from ancient mythology, to include the likes of [[ShapeShifting Byth Rok]], [[VillainTeleportation Fadeaway Man]], [[Characters/{{Hawkman}} Gentleman Ghost]], [[SuperIntelligence I.Q.]], [[OurWerebeastsAreDifferent Lion-Mane]], the Manhawks, Matter Master, the Monocle, Lasso, Hath-Set, Headhunter, Hummingbird, Count Viper, ComicBook/VandalSavage, and the [[LivingShadow Shadow-Thief]], who's also their ArchEnemy.

** Barry Allen has an impressively large selection of enemies, the most recognizable of which include [[AnIcePerson Captain Cold]], the Trickster, Mirror Master, Captain Boomerang, Weather Wizard, [[ComicBook/{{Shade}} the Shade]], Pied Piper, [[Characters/TheFlashRoguesGallery Gorilla Grodd]], [[{{Pyromaniac}} Heat Wave]], [[GemstoneAssault Golden Glider]], the Top, Professor Zoom/[[EvilCounterpart Reverse-Flash]], etc. They were also marked being a really unambitious bunch, considering they all have some incredibly powerful tech and [[CutLexLuthorACheck the best use most can think of is simple robberies of local targets]]. It's implied that many are at ''least'' as unstable as Batman's. Most actually called themselves "The Rogues" and are [[AffablyEvil unusually social for supervillains]]. Gorilla Grodd, the original Reverse Flash, and Zoom are not members of and actually hate the Rogues (the feeling is mutual -- the fact that said three villains [[EvenEvilHasStandards are probably the most heinous of the Flash's foes]] is implied to play a large part in the mutual dislike). The Rogues, in turn, have shunned other members of the Flash's Rogues Gallery, such as Abra Kadabra and the Rainbow Raider/s, though they will tolerate them when something big comes up (like Captain Boomerang's funeral) or when their goals coincide.

** Wally West got unique enemies such as [[ExtraOreDinary Blacksmith]], [[SerialKiller Murmur]], [[SplitPersonality Magenta]], [[MadeOfIron Girder]], [[ColdSniper Plunder]], [[{{Cult}} Cicada]], [[DimensionLord Brother Grimm]], [[ComicBook/UnderworldUnleashed Neron]], Razer, [[ThenLetMeBeEvil Peek-a-boo]], [[BlobMonster Tar Pit]], and [[DeathDealer Double Down]]. A lot of Barry's traditional foes and their {{Legacy Character}}s clashed with Wally as well, including [[MagicFromTechnology Abra Kadabra]] (he started as an enemy of Barry but with Wally ItsPersonal mutually), a new Mirror Master and Trickster (Axel Walker, a spoiled rich kid who stole James Jesse's gimmicks and went into crime ForTheEvulz) and Zoom ([[FaceHeelTurn Hunter]] [[StevenUlyssesPerhero Zolomon]], inspired by ComicBook/EobardThawne).

** Barry Allen has an impressively large selection of enemies, the most recognizable of which include [[AnIcePerson Captain Cold]], the Trickster, Mirror Master, Captain Boomerang, Weather Wizard, [[ComicBook/{{Shade}} the Shade]], Pied Piper, ComicBook/GorillaGrodd, [[{{Pyromaniac}} Heat Wave]], [[GemstoneAssault Golden Glider]], the Top, Professor Zoom/[[EvilCounterpart Reverse-Flash]], etc. They were also marked being a really unambitious bunch, considering they all have some incredibly powerful tech and [[CutLexLuthorACheck the best use most can think of is simple robberies of local targets]]. It's implied that many are at ''least'' as unstable as Batman's. Most actually called themselves "The Rogues" and are [[AffablyEvil unusually social for supervillains]]. Gorilla Grodd, the original Reverse Flash, and Zoom are not members of and actually hate the Rogues (the feeling is mutual -- the fact that said three villains [[EvenEvilHasStandards are probably the most heinous of the Flash's foes]] is implied to play a large part in the mutual dislike). The Rogues, in turn, have shunned other members of the Flash's Rogues Gallery, such as Abra Kadabra and the Rainbow Raider/s, though they will tolerate them when something big comes up (like Captain Boomerang's funeral) or when their goals coincide.

** In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'', Bruce Wayne's successor Terry developed his own set, including [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Bli]][[PoisonousPerson ght]], [[MakeMeWannaShout Shriek]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Inque]], [[BrainwashedAndCrazy Spellbinder]], [[ProfessionalKiller Curare]], [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame the Stalker]], [[AlternateCompanyEquivalent the Terrific Trio]], [[JekyllAndHyde Terminal]], [[BombThrowingAnarchists Mad Stan]], [[WhosLaughingNow Willy Watt]], [[EvilFormerFriend Big Time]], [[OverlordJr Preston Powers]], the Royal Flush Gang, and the [[GangofHats Jokerz]]. There was even some overlap; Mr. Freeze appeared in one episode, [[spoiler:Ra's al Ghul lived to face ''both'' Batmen after [[GrandTheftMe bodyjacking his own daughter]]]] and ComicBook/TheJoker himself came BackFromTheDead to [[WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker get his own feature presentation]].

* ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} and the rest of the Hawk-Family have had a number of enemies ranging from villainous fellow aliens and non-powered human criminals to meta-humans and even figures from ancient mythology, to include the likes of [[ShapeShifting Byth Rok]], [[VillainTeleportation Fadeaway Man]], ComicBook/GentlemanGhost, [[SuperIntelligence I.Q.]], [[OurWerebeastsAreDifferent Lion-Mane]], the Manhawks, Matter Master, the Monocle, Lasso, Hath-Set, Headhunter, Hummingbird, Count Viper, ComicBook/VandalSavage, and the [[LivingShadow Shadow-Thief]], who's also their ArchEnemy.

* The ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica's Rogues Gallery is made up mostly of the surviving foes of their individual members from back in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks, as well as said foes' {{legac|yCharacter}}ies and a few add-ons from more recent years. These include but are not limited to: ComicBook/VandalSavage, the Wizard, and the Ultra-Humanite (more or less collectively the team's archfoes), plus Per Degaton, Wotan, [[Characters/GreenLantern1941 Solomon Grundy]], the Rival, the Tigress, Shiv, the ComicBook/GentlemanGhost, Johnny Sorrow, Roulette, Icicle II, the Thinker, Killer Wasp, Rag Doll, and on-again-off-again AntiHero ComicBook/BlackAdam.

* The ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica's Rogues Gallery is made up mostly of the surviving foes of their individual members from back in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks, as well as said foes' {{legac|yCharacter}}ies and a few add-ons from more recent years. These include but are not limited to: ComicBook/VandalSavage, the Wizard, and the Ultra-Humanite (more or less collectively the team's archfoes), plus Per Degaton, Wotan, ComicBook/SolomonGrundy, the Rival, the Tigress, Shiv, the ComicBook/GentlemanGhost, Johnny Sorrow, Roulette, Icicle II, the Thinker, Killer Wasp, Rag Doll, and on-again-off-again AntiHero ComicBook/BlackAdam.

* ''ComicBook/{{Firestorm}}'' has a Rogues Gallery that could be charitably described as deficient. Not only are the vast majority laughably underpowered compared to the hero (who has to carry around an IdiotBall the size of a house for them to be any threat to him whatsoever), but they seem to made up mostly of perverts or offensive stereotypes. [[http://mightygodking.com/index.php/2008/03/11/there-is-lame-and-then-there-are-firestorm-villains/ This article]] covers several of the worst offenders. But at least there were both [[StrawFeminist Killer Frosts]], Typhoon, Brimstone, and Tokamak. None of whom were slouches in the power department.[[note]]The Killer Frosts are among the deadliest examples of [[AnIcePerson ice powers]] in fiction, Typhoon is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin basically a sentient typhoon in humanoid form]], Brimstone is an immensely powerful [[PlayingWithFire fire elemental]] created by [[ComicBook/{{Darkseid}} the Big Bad of the entire DC Universe]], and Tokamak [[EvilCounterpart has the same story-breaker powers as Firestorm]].[[/note]]

* The ComicBook/{{Legion of Super-Heroes}} has loads and loads of recurring enemies, including at least three teams of villains:

* ''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}'' has her own gallery, including MadScientist and body-swapper Lesla-Lar, Kryptonian criminal Black Flame, sword-wielding Amazon Nightflame, Satan Girl (name shared by three vastly different enemies), reality-warper Nazi Blackstarr, super-powered Darkseid minion Powerboy, mass-murderer bounty-hunter ''SelfDemonstrating/{{Lobo}}'', Metallo expy and genocidal thug Reactron (who killed post-Crisis Supergirl's parents and blew New Krypton up), corrupt businessman Simon Tycho, SuperSoldier Reign and the remainder world-killers -biological super-weapons-, Kryptonian werewolf Lar-On, Cyborg-Superman, and many more.

** Barry Allen has an impressively large Rogues Gallery, the most recognizable of which include [[AnIcePerson Captain Cold]], the Trickster, Mirror Master, Captain Boomerang, Weather Wizard, [[ComicBook/{{Shade}} the Shade]], Pied Piper, ComicBook/GorillaGrodd, [[{{Pyromaniac}} Heat Wave]], [[GemstoneAssault Golden Glider]], the Top, Professor Zoom/[[EvilCounterpart Reverse-Flash]], etc. They were also marked being a really unambitious bunch, considering they all have some incredibly powerful tech and [[CutLexLuthorACheck the best use most can think of is simple robberies of local targets]]. It's implied that many are at ''least'' as unstable as Batman's. Most actually called themselves "The Rogues" and are [[AffablyEvil unusually social for supervillains]]. Gorilla Grodd, the original Reverse Flash, and Zoom are not members of and actually hate the Rogues (the feeling is mutual -- the fact that said three villains [[EvenEvilHasStandards are probably the most heinous of the Flash's foes]] is implied to play a large part in the mutual dislike). The Rogues, in turn, have shunned other members of the Flash's Rogues Gallery, such as Abra Kadabra and the Rainbow Raider/s, though they will tolerate them when something big comes up (like Captain Boomerang's funeral) or when their goals coincide.

** ComicBook/WallyWest got unique enemies such as [[ExtraOreDinary Blacksmith]], [[SerialKiller Murmur]], [[SplitPersonality Magenta]], [[MadeOfIron Girder]], [[ColdSniper Plunder]], [[{{Cult}} Cicada]], [[DimensionLord Brother Grimm]], [[ComicBook/UnderworldUnleashed Neron]], Razer, [[ThenLetMeBeEvil Peek-a-boo]], [[BlobMonster Tar Pit]], and [[DeathDealer Double Down]]. A lot of Barry's traditional foes and their {{Legacy Character}}s clashed with Wally as well, including [[MagicFromTechnology Abra Kadabra]] (he started as an enemy of Barry but with Wally ItsPersonal mutually), a new Mirror Master and Trickster (Axel Walker, a spoiled rich kid who stole James Jesse's gimmicks and went into crime ForTheEvulz) and Zoom ([[FaceHeelTurn Hunter]] [[StevenUlyssesPerhero Zolomon]], inspired by ComicBook/EobardThawne).
*** Depending on when the comics were printed, some of Wally's Rogues were sometimes depicted as being {{Punch Clock Villain}}s who were actually almost ''{{friend|lyEnemy}}s'' [[FriendlyEnemy with the Flash]]. Notably, scenes like [[http://www.coverbrowser.com/image/the-flash/19-1.jpg this]] actually happened in the comic, not just on the cover (that one happened because the Trickster sent Wally an invitation to a Rogues party as a joke - Wally had a date and no better ideas, so he decided to take him up on the invite. All involved find themselves having a surprisingly good time).
** [[ComicBook/{{Impulse}} Bart Allen]]'s tenure as the fourth Flash isn't really long enough to build up a separate Rogues Gallery but, in addition to fighting Barry Allen/Wally West villains, he has [[EvilformerFriend Griffin]], Superboy-Prime and even gains an arch-enemy of his own, [[EvilTwin Inertia]].

** The most famous examples include ComicBook/TheJoker[[note]]an incredibly deranged man who looks like a clown obsessed with Batman himself[[/note]],ComicBook/TheScarecrow[[note]]a psychologist dressed in a scarecrow costume who is obsessed with fear[[/note]], ComicBook/TwoFace[[note]]an attorney who became obsessed with duality after half his body was disfigured[[/note]], ComicBook/PoisonIvy[[note]]a woman capable of controlling plants and an eco-terrorist[[/note]], ComicBook/ThePenguin[[note]]a scion of a wealthy family who was born heavily disfigured; now a crime lord in Gotham City[[/note]], ComicBook/TheRiddler[[note]]a criminal mastermind obsessed with proving his own genius by leaving difficult clues behind[[/note]], Comicbook/{{Catwoman}}[[note]]a cat burglar who has an on-off relationship with Batman[[/note]], ComicBook/MrFreeze,[[note]]a cryogenicist trapped in a cooling suit; he is seeking money to revive his frozen wife[[/note]], Hugo Strange[[note]]a scientist and psychologist also obsessed with Batman, being one of the few to have been able to deduce his true identity[[/note]], Hush[[note]]scion of a wealthy Gotham family who wants revenge on the Wayne family[[/note]], ComicBook/HarleyQuinn[[note]]a former psychiatrist of Arkham Asylum who became infatuated with The Joker[[/note]], Clayface[[note]]a series of characters who all have clay-like bodies that allow them to take on the appearances of other people and reshape their bodies at will[[/note]], Killer Croc[[note]]a man with a rare genetic deformity that gives him crocodile-like characteristics[[/note]], ComicBook/RasAlGhul[[note]]the seemingly immortal leader of an AncientConspiracy dedicated to steering society, and in one continuity [[EvilMentor is also Batman's mentor]][[/note]], ComicBook/TaliaAlGhul, [[note]]Ra's [[DaddysLittleVillain loyal daughter]] who's often either a foe or LoveInterest to Bruce[[/note]], ComicBook/{{Deadshot}}[[note]]a ProfessionalKiller with almost supernatural aim[[/note]], ComicBook/{{Bane}}[[note]]an exceptionally intelligent man who was raised in a prison and experimented on with a combat drug[[/note]], Mad Hatter[[note]]a madman obsessed with Creator/LewisCarroll's ''[[Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland Alice in Wonderland]]''[[/note]], and Black Mask[[note]]a crime lord obsessed with masks; the mask he wears was fused with the skin of his head after a fire.[[/note]]. He's also got a bunch of lower-tier but still important villains like Man-Bat, Killer Moth, Firefly, the Ventriloquist and Scarface, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, the Great White Shark, Victor Zsasz, the Court of Owls, Professor Pyg, Maxie Zeus, Calendar Man, the KGBeast, Solomon Grundy, Lock-Up, Talon, Lady Shiva, Anarky, Dr. Phosphorous, Ratcatcher and Cluemaster[[note]]The father of [[ComicBook/Batgirl2009 Stephanie Brown]]. Hadn't really used his gimmick since her introduction[[/note]].

** The most famous examples include ComicBook/TheScarecrow[[note]]a psychologist dressed in a scarecrow costume who is obsessed with fear[[/note]], ComicBook/TwoFace[[note]]an attorney who became obsessed with duality after half his body was disfigured[[/note]], ComicBook/PoisonIvy[[note]]a woman capable of controlling plants and an eco-terrorist[[/note]], ComicBook/ThePenguin[[note]]a scion of a wealthy family who was born heavily disfigured; now a crime lord in Gotham City[[/note]], ComicBook/TheRiddler[[note]]a criminal mastermind obsessed with proving his own genius by leaving difficult clues behind[[/note]], Comicbook/{{Catwoman}}[[note]]a cat burglar who has an on-off relationship with Batman[[/note]], ComicBook/MrFreeze,[[note]]a cryogenicist trapped in a cooling suit; he is seeking money to revive his frozen wife[[/note]], and ComicBook/TheJoker[[note]]an incredibly deranged man who looks like a clown obsessed with Batman himself[[/note]]. Lesser known, but still highly important villains, include Hugo Strange[[note]]a scientist and psychologist also obsessed with Batman, being one of the few to have been able to deduce his true identity[[/note]], Hush[[note]]scion of a wealthy Gotham family who wants revenge on the Wayne family[[/note]], ComicBook/HarleyQuinn[[note]]a former psychiatrist of Arkham Asylum who became infatuated with The Joker[[/note]], Clayface[[note]]a series of characters who all have clay-like bodies that allow them to take on the appearances of other people and reshape their bodies at will[[/note]], Killer Croc[[note]]a man with a rare genetic deformity that gives him crocodile-like characteristics[[/note]], ComicBook/RasAlGhul[[note]]the seemingly immortal leader of an AncientConspiracy dedicated to steering society, and in one continuity [[EvilMentor is also Batman's mentor]][[/note]], ComicBook/TaliaAlGhul, [[note]]Ra's [[DaddysLittleVillain loyal daughter]] who's often either a foe or LoveInterest to Bruce[[/note]], ComicBook/{{Deadshot}}[[note]]a ProfessionalKiller with almost supernatural aim[[/note]], ComicBook/{{Bane}}[[note]]an exceptionally intelligent man who was raised in a prison and experimented on with a combat drug[[/note]], Mad Hatter[[note]]a madman obsessed with Creator/LewisCarroll's ''[[Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland Alice in Wonderland]]''[[/note]], and Black Mask[[note]]a crime lord obsessed with masks; the mask he wears was fused with the skin of his head after a fire.[[/note]]. He's also got a bunch of lower-tier villains like Killer Moth, Firefly, Ventriloquist and Scarface, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, the Great White Shark, Narcosis, the Court of Owls, Professor Pyg, Dr. Dadelus, Ten-Eyed Man, KG-Beast, Black Spider, Lock-Up, Steeljacket, Orca, Roadrunner, Dr. Phospherus, Lord Death Man, Flamingo, Wrath and Cluemaster[[note]]The father of [[ComicBook/Batgirl2009 Stephanie Brown]]. Hadn't really used his gimmick since her introduction[[/note]].