after, Scudder and Dillon were exposed to dark matter released by S.T.A.R. Labs' particle accelerator, with the resulting shockwave trapping Scudder inside a mirror and turning Dillon into a metahuman with the ability to induce vertigo via eye contact. After Scudder breaks out in the present, he breaks her out of Iron Heights Penitentiary and they start a crime spree together, only to be stopped by the Flash and Jesse Quick. In a possible future depicted in the episode "The Once and Future Flash", Dillon and Scudder took over Central City by combining their powers. After the Flash travels to this future and is defeated by the pair, the speedster receives help from his future self and Cisco Ramon, who defeat the criminals and see them arrested. As of the seventh season premiere "All's Well That Ends Wells", Dillon and Scudder joined Black Hole until Eva McCulloch kills him and sways the former to her side. However, Dillon is captured by the CCPD and Cecile Horton uses her empathetic powers to overwhelm Dillon with guilt, making her reveal McCulloch's plans in retaliation for Scudder's death. Film The Top appears in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, voiced by Dee Bradley Baker. This version is a member of the Rogues. Video games The Top appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Robert S. Fisher. External links Alan Kistler's Profile On: THE FLASH - A detailed analysis of the history of the Flash by comic book historian Alan Kistler. Covers information all the way from Jay Garrick to Barry Allen to today, as well as discussions on the various villains and Rogues who fought the Flash. Various art scans. References Comics characters introduced in 1961 DC Comics metahumans DC Comics supervillains DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics telekinetics DC Comics telepaths Characters created by Carmine Infantino Characters created by John Broome Fictional African-American people Fictional aviators DC Comics characters who have mental powers Flash (comics) characters