Killer Croc appears in Batman: Dark Tomorrow, voiced by Richardo Ferrone. Killer Croc appears in DC Universe Online. Killer Croc makes a cameo appearance in Injustice: Gods Among Us as part of the Arkham Asylum stage. Additionally, he is a playable character in the mobile version, in which he is voiced again by Steve Blum. Killer Croc makes a cameo appearance in Injustice 2 as part of the Batcave stage. Killer Croc appears as an alternate skin for Baraka in Mortal Kombat 11 as part of the "DC Elseworld" DLC pack. Miscellaneous Killer Croc appears in the novel Batman: Knightfall and Beyond. This version is said to have suffered from a "raging skin cancer" that turned the outer layers of his flesh into a hardened covering when he was younger. The Batman incarnation of Killer Croc appears in The Batman Strikes #25. Killer Croc appears in the Injustice: Gods Among Us and Injustice 2 prequel comics. In the latter, he becomes a member of Ra's al Ghul's Suicide Squad who goes on to marry squad-mate Orca, who becomes pregnant with his child, and leave the squad to raise them. Killer Croc appears in Batman '66 #28. This version is a former henchman of King Tut's whose reptilian form and strength are derived from an elixir. With help from his girlfriend Eva, Killer Croc goes on a crime spree in the hopes of becoming Gotham's biggest crime lord until he is defeated by Batman and Robin and handed over to the police. Killer Croc appears in DC Super Hero Girls, voiced by Fred Tatasciore. See also List of Batman Family enemies References External links Killer Croc at DC Database Killer Croc at Comic Vine Action film villains Animal supervillains Comics characters introduced in 1983 Villains in animated television series DC Comics animals DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics characters with accelerated healing DC Comics characters with superhuman senses DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics metahumans DC Comics hybrids DC Comics supervillains Black characters in films Fictional Cajuns Fictional cannibals Superhero film characters Fictional African-American people Fiction about monsters DC Comics male supervillains DC Comics martial artists Fictional gangsters Fictional characters who committed familicide Fictional characters with immortality Fictional characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability Fictional characters with disfigurements Fictional crocodilians Fictional human–animal hybrids Fictional victims of domestic abuse Fictional murderers DC Comics orphans Fictional