using his dad's truck. Despite this, he secretly revived himself in a liquid form before eventually reconstituting himself as of season three, though he is forced to constantly focus to maintain his physical form. After forming an alliance with the Ultra-Humanite and Dragon King and killing Sportsmaster and Tigress, Jordan reunites with his family and claims to Stargirl that he has reformed while his accomplices cripple her JSA. While fighting the heroes, Lily is killed by a falling car while Jordan is shattered once more by Cameron. Three months later, Jordan reconstituted himself once more and fled to Copenhagen, but is found by Sportsmaster and Tigress' daughter, Artemis Crock, who burns him alive. Cameron Mahkent also appears in the series, portrayed by Hunter Sansone as a young adult and Roger Dale Floyd as a child. This version is a student at Blue Valley High School and classmate of Stargirl who develops cryokinesis late into season one. In season three, he enters a relationship with Stargirl until he learns she had a hand in his father's apparent death. Despite this, he attempts to reconcile with her and eventually joins the JSA in defeating Icicle before leaving with Sofus. Film The Cameron Mahkent incarnation of Icicle was reportedly featured in David S. Goyer's script for a Green Arrow film project titled Escape from Super Max. The Cameron Mahkent incarnation of Icicle appears in Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, voiced by Michael Gough. This version is a member of the "Cold Warriors". The Flashpoint incarnation of Joar Mahkent / Icicle appears in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox. This version is killed by Atlantean soldiers during Aquaman's attack on Deathstroke's ship, the Ravager. Video games The Young Justice incarnation of Cameron Mahkent / Icicle appears as a boss in Young Justice: Legacy, voiced again by Yuri Lowenthal. References Articles about multiple fictional characters Characters created by Robert Kanigher Characters created by Roy Thomas Characters created by Todd McFarlane Comics characters introduced in 1947 Comics characters introduced in 1987 DC Comics male supervillains DC Comics metahumans DC Comics scientists Earth-Two Fictional assassins in comics Fictional characters with ice or cold abilities Fictional inventors Fictional physicists Golden Age supervillains