powers, but in the Golden Age, he used guns and a sword to fight Nazis. When revived by ABC, his sword could project electromagnetic blasts. In other media A different variation of Grim Reaper appears in the two season seven episodes of Arrow, portrayed by John DeSantis. This version is an unnamed criminal who started to work for Ricardo Diaz's criminal organisation acting as his inside man at Slabside Maximum Security prison. His nickname comes from the tattoo on his neck. In "Inmate 4587", he begins to attack Oliver Queen with other goons as per Diaz's order. Later, Oliver Queen went to prison's courtyard beating up both Danny Brickwell and "Grim Reaper" prisoner as payback. In "The Demon", this prisoner is later placed in Level Two of the prison, where he was experimented and tortured for weeks by Slabside's corrupt chief psychiatrist Jarrett Parker, losing his sense of identity and turning him into a shell of his former self. After he was subjected to another Parker's treatment, "Grim Reaper" died due to the stress. See also Tom Strong Terra Obscura Nedor Comics SMASH References External links Grim Reaper at Golden Age Superheroes Grim Reaper at the International Catalog of Superheroes American superheroes Characters created by Richard E. Hughes Comics characters introduced in 1944 Fictional personifications of death Fictional swordfighters in comics Fictional World War II veterans Golden Age superheroes Nedor Comics superheroes Vigilante characters in comics