episodes "Night of the Batmen!" and "Mitefall!", voiced by John DiMaggio. An original incarnation of Vigilante named Vincent Sobel appears in Arrow, portrayed by Clayton Chitty in the fifth season and by Johann Urb in the sixth season, while the character's disguised voice is provided by Mick Wingert. Sobel was a former member of the Central City Police Department who worked undercover alongside Dinah Drake, with whom he shared a secret relationship. After they were both captured by a group of criminals, Sobel and Drake were exposed to dark matter from Harrison Wells' particle accelerator, which turned Sobel into a metahuman with the ability to self-regenerate, though he was presumed dead. Resurfacing four years later as the "Vigilante", he targets and kills criminals before coming into conflict with Oliver Queen and his allies. After targeting a councilwoman due to an anti-vigilante bill, he is thwarted by Drake, who discovers his identity. Sobel attempts to reconcile his relationship with her despite their differing stances on fighting crime, though without success. Due to his love for Drake, he became a double agent within Cayden James's criminal cabal to inform Drake and Queen of their activities. When his partners find out about his treachery however, Sobel is killed by Black Siren. The Greg Saunders incarnation of Vigilante appears in a picture depicted in the Stargirl episode "Brainwave". This version is a member of the Seven Soldiers of Victory. The Adrian Chase incarnation of Vigilante appears in Peacemaker, portrayed by Freddie Stroma. Film The Greg Saunders incarnation of Vigilante appears in The Vigilante, portrayed by Ralph Byrd. The Greg Saunders incarnation of Vigilante makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in Justice League: The New Frontier. Video games The Vincent Sobel incarnation of Vigilante appears as a unlockable playable character in Lego DC Super-Villains via the "DC Super-Villains TV Series" DLC pack. Miscellaneous An original incarnation of Vigilante named Jake Chill appears in Batman Beyond (vol. 2). He is the great-grandnephew of Joe Chill and a former member of Derek Powers' "Quiet Squad", a small team of Wayne-Powers security guards who served as Powers' personal hit and intimidation squad. Additionally, he is revealed to be the murder of Warren McGinnis, father of the new Batman, Terry McGinnis. Following Powers' disappearance, the Quiet Squad was fired, which left Jake destitute and stricken with guilt over Warren's murder. Forced to move into Neo-Gotham's slums, he descends into alcoholism