orders it removed. Gordon and Eduardo Dorrance interrupt the operation and discover what Strange has done. Before he can be arrested, Dorrance reveals to Gordon that he is loyal to Nyssa. Strange escapes after the Riddler is remotely ordered by Dorrance to kill Gordon. After Dorrance is critically injured by Gordon, Nyssa asks Strange to save Dorrance's life. Strange does so by injecting him with a serum known as Venom, but the process turns his patient into a mutant named Bane. Strange later implants a mind control microchip into U.S. Army General Wade, who is now controlled by Nyssa. After attempting to turn Gordon into another Bane-like creature, Strange is defeated once again, but disappears before he can be arrested. Animation Hugo Strange appears in the DC Animated Universe: Hugo Strange appears in the Batman: The Animated Series episode "The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne", voiced by Ray Buktenica. This version is a psychiatrist that runs a rest hospital that he uses to blackmail Gotham City's elite with secrets via a machine that reads minds. Hugo Strange makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in the Justice League Unlimited episode "The Doomsday Sanction", as part of Project Cadmus, replacing Doctor Moon. According to Dwayne McDuffie, Strange was meant to appear in "Question Authority", but was instead replaced by Moon due to the Bat-embargo rendering him unavailable for use. Hugo Strange appears in The Batman, voiced by Frank Gorshin and later by Richard Green. This version is the chief psychologist at Arkham Asylum, running experiments on its inmates until being sentenced there in "Gotham's Ultimate Criminal Mastermind" after unleashing an advanced robot named D.A.V.E. based on Gotham's criminals. Hugo Strange makes a non-speaking appearance in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "The Knights of Tomorrow!". Strange appears with his Monster Men and is defeated by Batman and Catwoman. Hugo Strange appears in the series Young Justice, voiced by Adrian Pasdar. Introduced in the episode "Terrors", Strange is the psychiatrist of Belle Reve, working under warden Amanda Waller and later an agent of the Light. Hugo Strange appears in the short film Batman: Strange Days, voiced by Brian George. Strange has one of his Monster Men kidnap a woman to use her blood for an experiment, but Batman fires tear gas at them. Strange takes the woman hostage, but falls off a cliff when he backs away from Batman unto unstable ground.