cause, Mongul would end up in the services of the Pale Vicors, an anti-emotional sect which razed planets of their resources and their inhabitants by nullifying their ability to feel and/or empathize before harvesting the targeted worlds resources. Having been given enormous power at the cost of his own individual freedom, the Pailing made Mongul stronger beyond imagining. With all new powers and abilities which allowed him to match and overpower the likes of Sinestro and a Yellow Ring-empowered Black Adam with ease, he could even singlehandedly stalemate the very firepower of Warworld itself, which had been commandeered at the time by the Sinestro Corpsman Ranx. As a Pail Vicor, Mongul possessed all the natural powers which came with it; armed with his lance he could emit a form of apathetic force which negated the powers of the emotional spectrum, giving him similar construct forming abilities akin to a Lantern Ring, only angled to use other sentient beings' emotional anguish to drive the emotion out of them, rendering the afflicted unfeeling, empty shells of who and/or what they used to be. He could also use its power to fly and emit energy blasts with the same energy negating effects as the protective aura which shrouds all the Pailing. In other media Television Mongul appears in the DC Animated Universe series Justice League and Justice League Unlimited, voiced by Eric Roberts. This version holds gladiatorial-type games to keep the masses appeased with his rule. Mongul appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by Gary Anthony Williams. He holds gladiatorial games on Warworld, and has blackmailed a time-displaced Jonah Hex into finding him competitors to play against his sister Mongal's champions. When Hex brings in Batman, the two wind up working together to release the other prisoners and defeat the siblings. Mongul appears in the Young Justice episode "War", voiced by Keith David. He appears on Rimbor at the trial of the six Justice League members and leaves to destroy Earth after Vandal Savage told him that the Reach were on the planet, seeing it as competition to see who rules the galaxy. When the Reach and Captain Atom learn that Mongul is heading to Earth, they both attempt to negotiate with him; he denies their request, claiming that the Earth must be destroyed on the grounds that, under the Reach, it is "too dangerous" for his plans for the