turns them into pulp. She is presumably a descendant of the original Baron Blitzkrieg; the Baroness joined the Nazi supervillain group Fourth Reich, and sometime before that group was hired by Vandal Savage to help exterminate the families of old Golden Age superheroes. For her part, the Baroness slaughtered several of the descendants of Commander Steel, but was later beaten by Jay Garrick during an unsuccessful attempt to kill young Mike Dugan, son of retired hero Stripesy and stepbrother of Stargirl. Powers and abilities Baron Blitzkrieg has enhanced strength, agility and endurance. He wore body armor that offered some protection from physical attack. He has heat vision and he can fly. The pre-Crisis version of the character could travel between Earth-2 and Earth-X. Other versions Flashpoint In the alternate Flashpoint timeline, Baron Blitzkrieg is killed by Frankenstein with a sword driven through his chest. In other media Baron Reiter appears in flashbacks in season four of Arrow, portrayed by Jimmy Akingbola. This version is an African individual who grew up in a small village until bandits destroyed it. Though Reiter survived, the event traumatized him and he vowed to never feel that powerless again. After becoming a mercenary and founding Shadowspire, he led them in occupying Lian Yu to find a magical artifact called the Khushu Idol and enslaved people to harvest drugs called "Slam" as a front. After A.R.G.U.S. sent Oliver Queen to Lian Yu to infiltrate Shadowspire and uncover Reiter's intentions, he join forces with fellow slave Taiana Venediktov to find a map leading to the idol. Despite finding it, hiding it in a cave system, and detonating the entrance, Reiter found the idol regardless and sacrificed two of his men to gain power from it, acquiring superhuman strength and telekinesis. He fought Queen and Taiana until the former killed him. A character inspired by Baroness Blitzkrieg simply called The Blitzkrieg appears in Freedom Fighters: The Ray, voiced by Scott Whyte. This version is a member of the New Reichsmen and the Flash's Earth-X counterpart. See also List of Wonder Woman enemies References External links DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds Fictional African people DC Comics male supervillains Blitzkrieg DC Comics Nazis DC Comics metahumans DC Comics characters with superhuman strength Comics characters introduced in 1977 Characters created by Don Heck Characters created by Gerry Conway Wonder Woman characters Fictional Nazi fugitives Arrow (TV series)