the shadow suit to utilize his powers, Sands can literally draw upon the absence of light that is situated all around him, enabling the manifestation of depleted photons to form constructs ranging from weapons to planetoids, creating portals to and from different locations (possibly even across dimensions) and even turn his opponents' shadows into living duplicates of themselves all with the same abilities. The shadow suit Carl Hammer had constructed only allowed him to become invisible in shadows; it did not render him intangible. The Shadow Skin provides Aviva Metula with intangibility, teleportation, flight, and limited shapeshifting, enabling her to turn her arms into weapons. She is also a trained martial artist. Other versions JLA: Another Nail The Shadow Thief made an appearance in Elseworlds' JLA: Another Nail. He gained his abilities from Xaraponian technology. He was being chased by Hawkwoman and Zatanna. He opens a portal to Xarapon to escape, but he was apparently destroyed when the portal was affected by the temporal disruptions. Kingdom Come In issue #2 of the 1996 DC Comics miniseries Kingdom Come by Alex Ross and Mark Waid, a shadow appears between Obsidian and Lightning in a metahuman bar, in page 26 in the first panel. It is assumed to be the Shadow Thief. Flashpoint In the alternate timeline of the Flashpoint event, Shadow Thief is imprisoned in military Doom prison. During the prison break, Shadow Thief is knocked unconscious by the corrections officer Amazo. In other media Television Shadow Thief appears in the Superman episode "Night of the Living Shadows". This version is McFarlane, who lives in Metropolis' Suicide Slum and uses a suit designed by LexCorp to commit crimes. Shadow Thief appears in Justice League Unlimited, voiced by James Remar. This version is the physical manifestation of Carter Hall's inner darkness. Introduced in the episode "Shadow of the Hawk", he manipulates Hall and Hawkgirl into unearthing an Egyptian tomb containing Thanagarian technology. Despite being foiled by them and Batman, he successfully escapes. In the episode "Ancient History", Shadow Thief attempts to kill Green Lantern to have Hawkgirl all to himself, only to be defeated and reabsorbed by Hall. The Carl Sands incarnation of Shadow Thief appears in The Batman episode "What Goes Up...", voiced by Diedrich Bader. This version works for Black Mask. The Aviva Metula incarnation of Shadow Thief appears in the Arrow episode "Lost Canary", portrayed by Carmel Amit. This