Arkham Asylum before Harley Quinn frees him and the other inmates. He attempts to attack Damian Wayne, but is eventually defeated by Batman and Superman. Years later, Superman and his Regime attempt to transport Grundy, who battles an arriving Bizarro until the latter leaves. Grundy attempts to pursue him, but Superman decapitates him for ignoring his orders. While Grundy regenerates, Superman takes him to Lex Luthor to make him serve the Regime. Solomon Grundy appears in Batman '66 #23. This version was a wealthy Olympic wrestler who Marsha, Queen of Diamonds seduced into becoming her loyal servant, but forgot about him. Freezing to death over the winter, Marsha's Aunt Hilda reanimates him and sends him on a rampage until Batman and Robin subdue him long enough for the police to arrive. Solomon Grundy appears in DC Super Hero Girls (2015), voiced again by Fred Tatasciore. Several clones of the Batman: Arkham incarnation of Solomon Grundy appear in the Batman: Arkham Knight prequel comic. They were created by Calendar Man and named after the days of the week to help him kill Batman, who spent a week defeating the clones. Parodies Solomon Grundy makes a cameo appearance in the South Park episode "Krazy Kripples" as a member of a Legion of Doom-esque parody group led by Christopher Reeve. A character partially based on Solomon Grundy called "Racist Frankenstein" appears in Minoriteam as a member of White Shadow. Solomon Grundy makes a cameo appearance in the Family Guy episode "It Takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One" as a member of the Legion of Doom. Solomon Grundy appears in the Robot Chicken DC Comics Special as a member of the Legion of Doom. This version was actually born on a Tuesday, with his real name being Solomon Gruesday as a result. See also List of Green Lantern enemies List of Batman family enemies List of Superman enemies References Cyrus Gold/Solomon Grundy, Arrow, 2013, season 2/episode 9: "Three Ghosts" External links Solomon Grundy at DC Database Solomon Grundy at Comic Vine Villains in animated television series Comics characters introduced in 1944 DC Comics characters with accelerated healing DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics plant characters DC Comics television characters Earth-Two Fictional cannibals Fictional characters from parallel universes Fictional characters with immortality Fictional characters with plant abilities Fictional characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability Fictional gangsters Fictional illeists Fictional monsters Fictional