History Characters / TheFlashOtherVillains

[[folder:Shrapnel]]
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Mark Scheffer

Shrapnel is a super-villain of uncertain origins. His body is composed of many pieces of organic metal that he can assemble into any shape at will. This allows him to shoot hundreds of sharp projectiles simultaneously and then reconstitute his body instantly. He has been a member of the Cyborg Revenge Squad, the Secret Society of Super-Villains, and the ComicBook/SuicideSquad.
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* ExtraOreDinary: Shrapnel's body is composed of many, many sharp pieces of metal. He can make himself explode to scatter his body's shrapnel with great concussive force, allowing the slivers of metal to hit those around him.
* HavingABlast: Shrapnel's body is composed of many, many sharp pieces of metal. He can make himself explode to scatter his body's shrapnel with great concussive force, allowing the slivers of metal to hit those around him.
* PullingThemselvesTogether: Shrapnel is able to project his metallic scales into explosive bursts, mentally guide their path, and recall them into his body when damage is done.
* SuperStrength: Shrapnel's metal body grants him superhuman strength.
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[[folder:Spin]]

[[folder:Spitfire]]

[[folder:Suit]]

[[folder:Seasnake]]

[[folder:Selkirk]]

* ShockAndAwe: Haselectricty based powers.

[[folder:Paradox]]
-->''"Even in the future they celebrated him. They didn't see The Flash for what he really is. A man dressed in red with a simile...he is the devil himself."''
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->'''A.K.A.:''' "Chris"

Once an ordinary family man in Central City, Paradox was a scientist who believed in the constant shifting nature of the multiverse, a theory proven right on the day Barry Allen was struck by lightning. A fight between the Flash and the Turtle caused him to get sucked into another dimension, where he found mysterious tech, which he used to observe the Flash across history...and came to the conclusion that the Flash needs to die.

[[folder:Papercut]]
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[[folder:Lummox]]
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* EnergyAbsorbtion: Gemini absorb energy from others and make it their own.

[[folder:Gemini]]
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A gambling addict who was cursed with a set of magically enhanced playing cards after murdering their pervious owner. After discovering that he can control the cards with his mind, Tell became a supervillain and member of the Rogues.

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[[folder:The Turtle Man]]
->'''A.K.A.:''' Unknown
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A criminal mastermind who, as his name suggests, talks and acts very slowly, coupled with the metahuman power to dampen kinetic energy. A skilled manipulator, the Turtle Man frequently acts behind-the-scenes and has managed to hold a firm place in Central City's criminal underworld.

[[folder:The Shade]]
-->''"You were right to be afraid, too, my boy. My power isn't merely creating illusion from shadow. I make things manifest. Terrors, whole and hearty."''
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Richard Swift

A somewhat-reformed supervillain/humanoid ''thing'' with the mystical power to control darkness. After numerous run-ins with Jay Garrick, Shade has become an uneasy ally of the Flash and the superhero Starman.

* AntiHero[=/=]AntiVillain: As the mood strikes.
* CastingAShadow: Shade is at present one of the best, if not the ultimate, channeler of the power of the Darklands, a quasi-sentient, extra-dimensional mass of malleable darkness. He can use it for various effects, both as an absence of light and a solid substance: he can summon and control "demons", summon and dispel shields and areas of complete darkness, create all kinds of constructs out of shadows, transport himself and others through it over great distances, and can, if necessary, use it as a prison dimension.
* DeadpanSnarker: Since it's virtually impossible to kill the Shade, he's developed a reputation for shooting his mouth off without fear of reprisal.
* HazyFeelTurn: Kinda. Sorta.
* HeroicNeutral: In Opal City, at least, where he refuses to engage in any criminal behavior.
* FriendlyEnemy: To Jay Garrick, now that both of them are semi-retired.
* HumanoidAbomination: Among other things, he has no blood, just inky black darkness.
* {{Immortality}}: The shadows have also granted Shade agelessness and immortality. Even with his heart torn out of his chest by Black Lantern David Knight, he remained alive and unable to die.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Eventually leads a colony of children offworld, and delights in telling them stories of heroes (and downplaying his own role in them).
* LargeHam: Shade, normally a quiet CombatPragmatist, practiced in a mirror when planning to go against Flash or Starman in the Golden Age to get the voice and [[MilkingTheGiantCow additional gestures]] right.
* LogicalWeakness: The Shade's powers are somewhat weakened in the presence of flame or bright light, and he cannot use his powers at all if there is no shadow.
* ManOfWealthAndTaste: He's had time to gather the finer things in life, and enjoys using them.
* OutsideContextProblem: The Shade's powers explicitly come from a source outside that of supernatural forces such as magic, worked perfectly well when the Genesis event depowered everyone else, and render him immune to being converted into a Black Lantern.
* {{RetCon}}: After ''ComicBook/ZeroHour'', his origin was changed drastically. The Shade was retconned to an English gentleman named Richard Swift, a young man in the year 1838 and [[AntiVillain not so villainous]] after all. The reimagined Shade was so popular he got two mini-series of his own.
* RoguesGalleryTransplant: He turned neutral, and became a supporting character in ''Comicbook/{{Starman}}''.
* SummonMagic: Although the Shade can use his shadow powers in the form of bolts and tendrils, he has a fondness for conjuring demonic-appearing entities. One of them in particular, Smudge, is a sidekick of sorts.
* ThinkingUpPortals: The Shade's powers let him do this.
* TimeTravel: The Shade's powers let him do this, though it takes a while for him to find out.

[[folder:Shrapnel]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/shrapnelcomics1.jpg]]
->'''A.K.A.:''' Mark Scheffer

Shrapnel is a super-villain of uncertain origins. His body is composed of many pieces of organic metal that he can assemble into any shape at will. This allows him to shoot hundreds of sharp projectiles simultaneously and then reconstitute his body instantly. He has been a member of the Cyborg Revenge Squad, the Secret Society of Super-Villains, and the ComicBook/SuicideSquad.

* ExtraOreDinary: Shrapnel's body is composed of many, many sharp pieces of metal. He can make himself explode to scatter his body's shrapnel with great concussive force, allowing the slivers of metal to hit those around him.
* HavingABlast: Shrapnel's body is composed of many, many sharp pieces of metal. He can make himself explode to scatter his body's shrapnel with great concussive force, allowing the slivers of metal to hit those around him.
* PullingThemselvesTogether: Shrapnel is able to project his metallic scales into explosive bursts, mentally guide their path, and recall them into his body when damage is done.
* SuperStrength: Shrapnel's metal body grants him superhuman strength.
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[[folder:The Turtle]]
-->''"There's one thing The Flash can never outrace. Death. And the Turtle will always be alive."''
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Not to be confused with the Turtle Man, the Turtle is a foe of Jay Garrick, using his brains and paralyzing gas to slow the speedster down. His gimmick was slow, deliberate planning.
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!! Modern Flash Villains

[[folder:Brother Grimm]]
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The prince of the magical dimension of Eastwind, Brother Grimm was a boy when Barry Allen and Wally West helped him and his brother overthrow his evil father. Grimm asked Wally for advice, and Wally told him to make his own choices; he gave the crown to his brother, but soon his brother proved just as evil as their father. Grimm killed his brother in battle and became king of Eastwind, blaming Wally for this tragedy. Years later, he came back to ruin Wally's life the same way he believed Wally ruined his: by destroying his home and family.

[[folder:The Thinker]]
-> '''A.K.A.:''' Clifford De Voe
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A former lawyer and amateur inventor who became a supervillain after his legal career fell apart. First battling Jay Garrick, Thinker went on to menace the rest of the Flash family before dying of terminal brain cancer. He was succeeded by an AI copy of his intelligence, that has picked up from where Thinker left off.

* AIIsACrapshoot: His current virtual form.
* AmoralAttorney: Well, he wasn't exactly amoral before he became a super-villain; rather, he underwent a FaceHeelTurn when he realized that his efforts to curb crime were doomed to failure.
* BadassInANiceSuit: In his Golden Age incarnation, he wore a business suit as opposed to a gimmicky costume, since he believed wearing costumes was bad luck. However, his Silver Age incarnation and at least one alternate-reality version of him wore a stylized purple and black costume (which was worn by the character in the ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' series).
* BaldOfEvil: Unusually for the time period, he was balding instead of hairless. In his AI form, he appears metallic and bald.
* BigBadEnsemble: He opposes Blacksmith and the Network while he enacts his own plans during ''Crossfire''.
* TheChessmaster: He specialized in this.
* FriendlyEnemy: Apparently became this sometime after the Golden Age passed, where he and Jay Garrick became friends, to the point Jay stood by him to help him through his cancer treatment, and went to extreme lengths to try and help him live.
* HeelFaceTurn: Pulled this after learning he was dying from cancer.
** FaceHeelTurn: After his code-form was imprisoned by ComicBook/{{Checkmate}}, he decided to help them.
* KilledOffForReal: At least, his human body underwent this after battling with cancer; however, his mind lives on in computerized form.
* MasterOfIllusion
* MindControlDevice: His Thinking Cap.
* MindManipulation: The main power of the Thinking Cap.
* MindRape: Capable of this with his Thinking Cap.
* SuperIntelligence
* SympathyForTheDevil: Spends his final mortal moments accompanied by a distraught Jay.
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[[folder:The Turtle]]
-->''"There's one thing The Flash can never outrace. Death. And the Turtle will always be alive."''
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Not to be confused with the Turtle Man, the Turtle is a foe of Jay Garrick, using his brains and paralyzing gas to slow the speedster down. His gimmick was slow, deliberate planning.
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[[folder:Midget Joe]]
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Joe

Midget Joe is a gangster the size of a child who tries to use his size to pass as a baby or small child to fool the Flash on a few occasions.
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* AdultsDressedAsChildren: Posing as a child is Joe's major shtick.
* MisterBig: Midget Joe is a vicious gangster the size of a small child.
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-->''"I made a deal with the devil, madam, that has cost me my soul. So I intend to take this last chance to make sure I get my money's worth!"''
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[[folder: The Fiddler]]

!! Modern Flash Villains

[[folder:Brother Grimm]]
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The prince of the magical dimension of Eastwind, Brother Grimm was a boy when Barry Allen and Wally West helped him and his brother overthrow his evil father. Grimm asked Wally for advice, and Wally told him to make his own choices; he gave the crown to his brother, but soon his brother proved just as evil as their father. Grimm killed his brother in battle and became king of Eastwind, blaming Wally for this tragedy. Years later, he came back to ruin Wally's life the same way he believed Wally ruined his: by destroying his home and family.

[[folder:The Turtle Man]]
->'''A.K.A.:''' Unknown
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A criminal mastermind who, as his name suggests, talks and acts very slowly, coupled with the metahuman power to dampen kinetic energy. A skilled manipulator, the Turtle Man frequently acts behind-the-scenes and has managed to hold a firm place in Central City's criminal underworld.
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* TheChessmaster
* EvilGenius
* LegacyCharacter: There are two versions of the character, the second inspired by the first (and who briefly worked for the first as TheDragon).
* ManOfKryptonite: His power is tailored to weaken the Flashes, as they move at normal speed when encountering him.
* ManipulativeBastard
* MyBrainIsBig: Downplayed, but his cranium is rather disproportionate to his stature.
* TrappedInThePast: After thwarting his plan to send bombs to the Justice League, Wally sent him to the age of the dinosaurs.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Originally, his "power" was that he was the world's slowest man, however...
** HeartIsAnAwesomePower: He later gained the power to "steal" the speed of those around him, rendering them slower than he was. (Also, his body ages ''very'' slowly, befitting the [[TruthInTelevision lengthy life-span of actual turtles]].)
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!! Modern Flash Villains

[[folder:Brother Grimm]]
[[quoteright:260:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/brother_grimm.jpg]]

The prince of the magical dimension of Eastwind, Brother Grimm was a boy when Barry Allen and Wally West helped him and his brother overthrow his evil father. Grimm asked Wally for advice, and Wally told him to make his own choices; he gave the crown to his brother, but soon his brother proved just as evil as their father. Grimm killed his brother in battle and became king of Eastwind, blaming Wally for this tragedy. Years later, he came back to ruin Wally's life the same way he believed Wally ruined his: by destroying his home and family.

* AlienBlood: His is blue.
* AxCrazy
* DimensionLord: Lord of his own magical dimension.
* TheEvilPrince: Actually started out as the 'good' prince, but a chain of events led him down a dark path and he blames Wally for it.
* EvilSorcerer
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Fell in love with Linda Park-West and abducted her to try to make her his queen.
* KingIncognito: Pretended to be a classmate and admirer of Linda's for a few issues before revealing himself and kidnapping her again.
* MageInManhattan: Can conjure up dragons, trolls, giant beanstalks, and other fairy tale monsters and props.
* PointyEars
* RefugeeFromTVLand: The king of the fairy tale land of Eastwind.
* {{Revenge}}: Accuses Wally West of ruining his relationship with his father and brother.
* ShouldersOfDoom
* SiblingMurder: With his father Nightengale deposed, the people ask Grimm to be their king. Uninterested in ruling, Grimm takes Kid Flash's advice to "follow his path" and lets his brother take the crown. Unfortunately, Angar proves to be as a bad a ruler as his father, and Grimm is forced to kill him and take the crown anyway.
* SpiderSense: Can detect the Speed Force, allowing him to hit and dodge speedsters despite not having superspeed himself.
* SpikesOfVillainy
* WellDoneSonGuy: Didn't get along with his father, the former king.

[[folder:Bloodwork]]
-->''" You are an infection inside Central City! And I am the antibody inside of it that will remove you!"''
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-> '''A.K.A.:''' Ramsey Rosso

Born with the affliction of hemophilia. Ramsey Rosso lived a lonely, sheltered life after discovering his curse as a child. Becoming a coroner of the CCPD coupled with his medical knowledge enabled him to utilize the blood of metapowered criminals in the morgue to become Bloodwork.

* BloodyMurder: After experimenting on his blood with other blood types, Rosso developed the ability to transform his flesh into a blood-like physiology.

[[folder:Cicada]]
-->''I have been chosen by lightning. As have you.''
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-> '''A.K.A.:''' David Hersch

A cult leader who gained immortality from a lightning strike, and who thus considers the Flash as a sort of "brother of the lightning" who his followers worship. They prey on the lives of people who Flash has saved throughout his career, justifying their actions by rationalizing that without the speedster's intervention, those persons would have died anyway, so the cult can kill them with a clear conscience. Cicada equips his followers with special daggers that absorb the life-force out of people stabbed by them, and he intends to use that stolen life-force to resurrect his wife, who he killed in his back-story.

* AbortedArc: Officer Morillo gets a hit off of Cicada's immortality, and Cicada is shown to briefly entrance him. Nothing more is ever made of it.
* AxCrazy: But he's a bit more low-key about it, compared to some other villains.
* BadassLongcoat
* BeardOfEvil: Has a pointy beard and is a villain.
* ContemplativeBoss
* CoolShades: He wears opaque glasses in the modern day.
* DomesticAbuser: He beat his wife and eventually killed her. Twice.
* DrivenToSuicide: In his back-story, he attempted to do this after he murdered his wife. He wasn't successful; instead, a bolt of lightning that conveniently struck at ''that very moment'' gave him a sense of immortality.
* ElderlyImmortal: He's been alive since the nineteenth century, and he's weary old man with a long white beard.
* EvilOldFolks
* KnifeNut: His followers use special daggers that rob anyone stabbed with them of their life-force.
* MadScientist: Cicada does what he does to resurrect his wife.
* IRejectYourReality: Everything he's done is just a way of refusing to accept the fact that he killed his wife.
* ReligionOfEvil: His cult dedicated to the Flash.

[[folder:Cobalt Blue]]
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Malcolm Thawne

Barry Allen's twin brother. The Allens and the Thawnes came to the same doctor for the same reason, because both wives were pregnant and about to deliver; however, the doctor accidentally killed the Thawnes' child, then out of guilt gave them one of the Allens' twins and told the Allens that that twin had died. When an adult Malcolm found out, he set out to destroy Barry for having everything he himself could have had but never did. He utilized a magical blue flame that could rob speed from anyone connected to the Flash legacy.

* AbusiveParents: His adopted parents used him as a tool for their cons and treated him terribly; their knowledge that he wasn't their biological child only made it worse.
* BodySurf: One of his abilities. He's also not limited to one body, as he was able to possess all speedsters up until the 30th century simultaneously.
* CainAndAbel: Though Barry himself never knew it, as Malcolm never revealed himself to his brother.
* ConArtist: Malcolm's adopted parents used a magical blue flame as a miracle healing agent (with temporary effects) to pull stunts like this. Of course, the flame itself was meant for greater purposes, which Malcolm learned and studied from his adopted grandmother.
* EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry: He keeps the flame contained in a blue gem.
* EvilSorcerer
* EvilTwin: He literally is Barry Allen's twin brother
* FeudingFamilies: The originator of the Allen-West/Thawne feud.
* GrandTheftMe: Possessed Jay Garrick to facilitate his plans.
* FreudianExcuse: Being given away at birth to a bunch of abusive con artists, then later finding out you have a twin who got a relatively good upbringing by your real parents...can you really blame him for [[TheResenter being angry]]?
* InTheBlood: He is the progenitor of the villainous Thawne family, whose bloodline includes Reverse-Flash Eobard Thawne and Thaddeus Thawne (Inertia).
* KillItWithFire: At least one of his descendants used the inherited Cobalt Blue flame to murder his Flash's wife this way.
* LegacyCharacter: He's a distant ancestor of the Reverse-Flash, Impulse, Inertia, and Captain Boomerang II. As well, there are 1000 years' worth of Cobalt Blues that follow in his footsteps by fighting their respective Flashes (who are all of the Allen or West bloodlines).
* MundaneUtility: Malcolm's adopted father used the blue flame to pull cons. Malcolm's adopted grandmother was disgusted by this, and consequently was delighted to find an eager student in Malcolm, who would subvert the trope by using the flame to its maximum potential.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Controls his PeoplePuppets (counted to be about twenty-five) into delivering a brutally one-sided fight to Wally. Wally was only saved by the arrival of the Barry Allen from before the ''Crisis''.
* PeoplePuppets: [[spoiler:Turned several generations of Flashes into this through a BatmanGambit involving shards of his gem, infused with his own spirit.]]
* TheResenter: Toward Barry, for having the wonderful life that Malcolm got cheated out of.

[[folder:Double Down]]
-->''“If I was a gambling man, and I am, I’d wager even Superman can lose once in a while. So pick a card. Any card.”''
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Jeremy Tell

A gambling addict who was cursed with a set of magically enhanced playing cards after murdering their pervious owner. After discovering that he can control the cards with his mind, Tell became a supervillain and member of the Rogues.

* BodyHorror: His cards come ''from strips of his own skin''.
* CursedWithAwesome: Sure, his powers require him to horribly mutilate himself whenever he uses them...then again, enchanted playing cards that can ''wound Kryptonians'' is an ability not to be trifled with.
* DeathDealer: Uses enchanted playing cards that can slice through just about anything.
* TheGambler
* LaserGuidedKarma: His enchanted cards are bonded to his skin because he killed their previous owner over a gambling match that went badly for Tell.
* PungeonMaster: Card and gambling puns.
* SixthRanger: He was the only newcomer in the Top's WildCard Rogues during ''Rogue War'', since the other members previously banded together under Blacksmith.
* StevenUlyssesPerhero: Tell? Get it? Like when you have a tell in poker?

[[folder:Fallout]]
->'''A.K.A.:''' Neil Borman
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A former power plant worker who got exposed to nuclear radiation and essentially became a living radiation battery. He was introduced during the ''Iron Heights'' storyline, being kept in a containment cell that used him to power the entire prison. After the Flash found out and confronted Gregory Wolfe about it, Fallout was eventually given improved living conditions where he now continues to power the prison, but the power is siphoned from him in a more humane manner.

* BlessedWithSuck: His control over radiation makes him insanely powerful, but is also uncontrollable and makes it difficult for him to socialize with others.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: When he risks giving everyone else cancer and kills plants when he just goes out for a walk, it's easy to see why he'd want this.
* ILoveNuclearPower: Except he [[IJustWantToBeNormal really doesn't]].
* LivingBattery: His powers are used to keep Iron Heights running.
* MeaningfulName: He's named after Niels Bohr, one of the contributors to the Manhattan Project.
* PowerGlows
* PowerIncontinence: Incredible power that he literally can't shut off.
* TragicVillain: He wouldn't even be a bad guy if he could at least control his powers.
* UnskilledButStrong: His powers are very strong, but he doesn't know of anyway to control them.
* UnwittingPawn: Of [[TheChessmaster Blacksmith]]. She orchestrated his escape from Iron Heights knowing his path would take him by the Garricks' home, causing Joan to develop cancer, forcing her and Jay out of town for treatment, depriving Wally of Jay's help.

[[folder:The Fiddler]]
-->''"I made a deal with the devil, madam, that has cost me my soul. So I intend to take this last chance to make sure I get my money's worth!"''
->'''A.K.A.:''' Isaac Bowin
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A classically-trained musician who knows how to play magically-enhanced music that can not only hypnotize people, but also destroy objects and create sonic walls. Bowin used his skills to become a professional thief and menaced the Flash many times before a brief retirement.

* TenMinuteRetirement: He retired for a short time, but decided to get back into supervillainy. This attempt ended badly to say the least.
* AristocratsAreEvil
* DealWithTheDevil: In one version of his origin, this is how he learned to play his magical music.
* EvilOldFolks: Perhaps the oldest member of Flash's rogues gallery.
* EvilTwin: Of a successful violinist, Maestro Bowen.
* InstrumentOfMurder: Although primarily a MusicalAssassin, Bowin would occasionally use gimmicked violins containing blades or guns.
* KilledOffForReal: In his old age, the Fiddler tried out for the ComicBook/SecretSix. It didn't go well; Mockingbird made Deadshot execute him for his failure.
* LegacyCharacter: The Fiddler had a female successor named Virtuosa whom has only ever appeared in books featuring the ComicBook/SecretSix.
* MagicMusic: The Fiddler possesses magical abilities that he channels through his violins.
* MeaningfulName: Bowin, as in 'bowing'; i.e. playing a violin with a bow.
* MindControlMusic: The Fiddler is a master hypnotist who can focus his abilities through his violin.
* MusicalAssassin
* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Averted. Despite being a classically-trained musician and owning a Stradivarius, Bowin insists upon calling it a fiddle.

[[folder:Golden Age Star Sapphire]]
!!Golden Age Star Sapphire
->'''Homeworld:''' Unknown
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A woman of unknown name from an unknown world, this Star Sapphire was chosen by the Zamarons to be their champion years before the Star Sapphire Corps was formed. She was found unworthy, however, and was banished to the Seventh Dimension. Jay Garrick, ComicBook/TheFlash, battled her twice when she escaped. Her connection to later-day Star Sapphires was only made in her third appearance 60 years later.

* DesignatedGirlFight: With all the men banished, Joan and other women tried to fight her, but she used her powers to spin them around until they started to disintegrate from the friction. Jay helped get them back to normal.
* DimensionLord: She's the queen of the Seventh Dimension and has control over all its facets.
* DoesNotLikeMen: She banished all men from Earth, including the Flash, in her second appearance.
* MultiversalConqueror: She tried to take over all dimensions at least twice.
* NoNameGiven: She doesn't have a name, unless her name ''is'' Star Sapphire as opposed to it being a title.
* RoguesGalleryTransplant: In a meta sense, as while she started as and remains a Flash villain the Star Sapphire name became associated with Green Lantern.
* SmugSnake: She's very fond of boasting how her seventh dimension powers make her unstoppable, but is quick to panic when her plans fail.
* TimeMaster: One of her powers is control over the fifth dimension, time, which Jay combats with his speed.

[[folder: Manfred Mota]]

See [[Characters/JusticeLeagueOfAmericaAntagonist Justice League villains page]].

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[[folder: Raijin]]

[[folder: Shrapnel]]