(voiced by Paul Frees) - A villain who travels from the 40th century to the 1960s to steal a gold brick to finance his crimes. He accidentally runs into an age-reversing machine and is turned into a baby. Clutcher (voiced by Don Messick) - A villain who created remote-controlled gloves for clutching anything at a distance. Mr. Ice (voiced by Hal Smith) - A villain who plans to conquer the city by freezing it. Freezer Freezer (Don Messick) - Mr. Ice's henchman. Batter (voiced by Don Messick) - A baseball player-themed villain who bases his crimes on baseball. Some villains were made to serve a useful purpose and even went straight after their capture: Archer (voiced by Paul Frees) - A villain who dressed like Robin Hood. He later decided to become a musician upon his arrest where the Impossibles even joined him in a performance in prison. Inflator (voiced by Hal Smith) - A villain who attacks places with giant balloons that he creates using a special ray-gun. He has served his time and is now a balloon vendor selling his balloons to children. He claims his reason for villainy was due to monetary inflation. Billy the Kidder (voiced by Hal Smith) - A futuristic western outlaw that rides a robotic horse who wanted to rob the Mint. After serving his time, he becomes a rodeo star where he is uncomfortable riding actual horses. An ad for the Saturday morning cartoon lineup in comic books of the time referred to "the Bubbler", "Bratfink", and "The Sponge". The Impossibles episodes were written by Michael Maltese, who is known mostly for his work with director Chuck Jones. Episodes Comic books A single issue of a Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles comic was released by Gold Key as a tie-in to the TV series, and the contents were reprinted in The Impossibles Annual in 1968. "The Impossibles" comic story was titled "The Impossibles vs. The Mirror-Man". A new text-based story, specially written for the annual was "The Impossibles Cure a Doctor", with the villainous Herr Doktor Adolf von Tischklautz. Big D is mistakenly called "Big B" in this story. In 2016, the Impossibles appeared as part of the cast of the Future Quest comic book, where the origin of their powers is explored; having been exposed to a special radiation, as part of an experiment by F.E.A.R., they gained their powers and